competition is even if it's staggered and relative between people, right, it cannot be the case that everyone is outperforming the mean. >> that's right. >> there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. >> yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they'd be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a garbage truck, they'd be the best garbage truck driver. they're overpaid for what they do. there's a subsidy, $83 billion a year, that the banks get. that means since the market thinks they're too big to fail, people who loan them money loan them at an artificially low rate. that's $83 billion a year. seems like they're pocketing a lot of into bonuses. while fast food workers have to go on public assistance because they're getting paid poverty wages, oh, shocker, mcdonald's