When an entrepreneur overestimates his own value

Here’s something from the German-speaking world:

An entrepreneur who, like me, works in the same sector and usually makes sensible cotent has suddenly gone completely off the rails here.

Of course, there are sections of the “Autobahn” in Germany where there is no speed limit, but I find his reasoning and justification – combined with the fact that he was using a mobile phone whilst driving at high speed (125 km/h is equivalent to ≈77 mph) – anything but sensible or reasonable.

The text of the post translates as follows:

I’m in favour of a speed limit for employees on the Autobahn. As an entrepreneur, I can’t make any headway because employees are blocking the left-hand lane. Employees usually have more time and can drive behind the lorries, so that we entrepreneurs can get the German economy back on track. All the successful people I know drive in the left-hand lane. What do you think? Do you already drive in the right-hand lane? Or are you still holding back the economy?