i think its more so, dude told a lot of people that he got a job at uber making 170K. his family were very proud of him. and he was proud that they were proud.
but when he got to uber and realized he made a big mistake, it was next to impossibl for him to just up and leave. the embarrassment, the let downs, the "what happened?" questions. and then, any real man will understand the dread of having to tell wifey (who probably looks up to you), that u might get fired or that ur boss thinks ur performing below expectations.
a lot of yall should watch the movie called "Company Men". its got ben affleck, tommy lee jones and kevin costner in it. it will put things in perspective for you. matter of fact, every single person in this thread must watch this movie. if u watch this movie and u still come out talking tough, ur an idiot.
its not so easy to get a job paying as much as dude was making. if he left uber, chances are pretty good he woulda had to take a paycut at the next company he works for