Brokers offer transparency. Imagine that!

It is not like that.
The example is to tell you that everyone takes their trade knowing what hardships they would deal with. And this should not affect more or less an established hierarchy or order of esteem and expected rewards. A shepherd dog, watching the herd, won't be richer than the owner of the herd, but it must be given a deserved ball of food vs...say cocker spaniel that spends the whole day on the farmer's wife lap.

 

I would not call it crying or complaining. I'd call it discussing what the wishful, yet universally fair, order of things ought to be from my point of you.
You afraid of the word 'fair' I see...I did not invent that word.

 

Hardly. I am about to finish this chicken salad and set off to pick up that load Columbus OH for $955. That's how much they had in it.
I am the shepherd dog that's a little disappointed with what's in the bowl.
That cocker spaniel, on the other hand, must have had a feast.

 

Sooner or later, the hungry shepherd dog will inevitably eat the cocker spaniel...that's quite fair, that would not surprise anybody, that's how things work in nature.
Let's not be afraid of the fair. The fair implies the nature of things.