>As Trevor Hise was getting ready to graduate from college in 2011, his parents wanted him to take what they saw as a stable job at General Electric. But Mr. Hise had landed an internship at a start-up he loved. Against his parents’ advice, he stayed for a full-time job at that young company for the next 12 years.>The start-up was Elon Musk’s SpaceX.>Today, Mr. Hise has more than 100,000 SpaceX shares that he earned from his time working there. With the rocket maker expected to go public this week at $135 a share, Mr. Hise’s SpaceX stock is likely worth at least $13.5 million — a sum that has left him in disbelief.>“The magnitude of this has been ridiculous,” said the 37-year-old, who worked as a SpaceX launch engineer and now considers himself semiretired.
>Before Juan Hernandez became a welder at SpaceX, he had never heard of the company.>"It was just another contract job for me at the time,">During his 10-year run at SpaceX, Hernandez worked as a welder, preparing rockets for takeoff by building the structures that lifted them onto the launch pad and the infrastructure that held them in place. He eventually rose through the ranks to become a supervisor.>When SpaceX hired Hernandez in 2015, he said they offered him $10,000 worth of stock.>On Friday, SpaceX stock closed at $160.95, valuing his holdings at $1,046,175.
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After Defeating Chommunists in everything else Capitalists will now defeat them in chommunism as well.
Fully Automatic Space Capitalism is inevitable.
Jholachap turdworld Chommunists stay loosing.
