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Comment by ahmeneeroe-v2

5 hours ago

$50M is obscene, but not really a needle mover for rate payers. You could pay the whole executive team $0 and it would save the average residential ratepayer a few bucks per month, probably less than $5 per month.

Do they pay him that amount because he is really good at keeping end user prices down?

Or do they pay him that much because he's good at extracting as much money from the situation as possible?

When given an option that would double costs and profits or halves costs and profits which is he incentivized to do?