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@sh.itjust.worksThis is an unfortunately normal perk for c-level execs at major corporations. I’d be surprised if Starbucks only had one. He also most certainly has a driver (likely with military experience), and an apartment at the Ritz or similar in Seattle - all covered by the company.
CEOs sometimes think like this, but they seem to forget how much more they are paid when it comes up.
Seems like a good example of how running a company for the shareholders doesn’t produce a a better product after all.