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He did, in fact, work at McDonald's when he was young.
I didn't know that. High school job apparently. The earliest of his work with which I had any familiarity was at a hedge fund called Shaw.
In context, his time at McD still has exactly zero to do with his success. It didn't get him into a Princeton eating club, that's for sure.
I'm light of the new evidence I'll upgrade Mark's comment from 'total non-sequitur' to 'false equivalence in bad faith'.
If it was my interview and I had to think of what could have given Jeff the singular, all-encompassing drive to become as wealthy as possible from an early age, it's right there on his wiki page. Dad was a broke unicyclist and a drunkard. That'd give anyone a complex.
So did lots of people. Why use an evil slave driver as a reference?