<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I live in San Francisco and I am employed as a chef at a very prestigious restaurant. Because of this I have been put into a very strange situation … Im essentially a blue collar guy that has made friends with some wildly successful people. Three of these people stand out in particular – One sold his company to Google making himself extremely wealthy at a young age, the second is a young but accomplished lawyer at a very well respected firm, and the last is your typical, run-of-the-mill 30-something dot com millionaire.

What I've noticed about each of them is that they're all borderline psychopaths. Not the type of people that are out killing bums and setting stray dogs on fire, but each and every one seems to have no grasp of what consequences their actions may have. For example, one of the three loves to get extremely drunk and drive home. Not for the convenience of it, but because he likes to see if he can get all the way home without getting caught. When I asked if he ever considered what would happen if he hit someone else he literally laughed at me and said I think about things too deeply. I've witnessed another sneak out on a hefty bar tab knowing full well that the waitress would be held accountable – again, just for the sport of it. Each and every one are the type of people that would steal an old lady's parking spot, eat the last piece of pizza, or drive past a car accident without even considering stopping to provide assistance.
<bot>: So Reddit, do you need to have less of a conscience to be successful? Or are these characteristics just a byproduct of the freedom that having a ton of money affords people?