Yes, but I feel that the &quot;startup inequality&quot; that PG wants to talk about is the outlier. The &quot;Wall street inequality&quot;, what PG calls &quot;those specific abuses&quot;, is 90% of the real story of today, and so you might as well call that &quot;regular inequality&quot; or leave off the prefix entirely.<p>i.e.<p>&gt; Some of that is certainly Silicon Valley executives. But it&#x27;s the financial professionals that this conversation is really about. ... The inequality debate is driven by the belief that those kinds of abuses are disparate and widespread.