Boss making half a million dollars salary complains about flight costs, refuses to fly economy

Can you complain about flight prices if you're not willing to fly economy?

Ever heard of being out of touch? The boss in this story, whose wealth clouded her vision of what's reasonable, and her employee had a lot to say about it over on the r/antiwork subreddit. Sometimes you're rich for so long that you forget what it's like to be a regular person. Your lifestyles have started to creep, and you lose touch with what regular people are paying for and experiencing. Even if you're trying to come off humble and relatable, you miss the mark by a wide margin. It can make the people around you lose respect for you, especially if they're your employees who make a lot less money than you. It's not a good look, and that's exactly what happened here. As a boss, you should always be mindful of how you speak about money. You wouldn't want to risk offending anyone or making anyone feel bad about their salary. After all, you're the one paying for it. You're kind of in charge of how much they make, and if it's less than what they want, they might start to resent you for it. It's all about reading the room. If the room is full of people who have spent their lives flying coach, then you might want to zip your lip about your complaints about business class. Most people never even experience it. It's kind of a ripoff after all. It's not that different from a coach and costs so much more.