And if you're not like me, you're a loser. If you're 22 or 27 you don't mind working 80 or 90 hours a week. Maybe it doesn't matter if you drop off the map. But once you get to be 30 or 31, you want to settle down, you want to have a family, you've picked up some obligations. We don't want to say it's management's fault, or that it's the venture capitalists' fault.
People make conscious decisions.
Nobody is holding a gun to their heads and forcing them to be in this industry. The net provides a lot of resources. That's the other side of it being a small business. Companies, too, have reputations. But companies are also very squirrelly.