Are people who oen business in second life losing touch with reality?

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I understand that if you are going to have a business you must treat it like one and not a hubby I totally get that. I've worked for two businesses in SL and it was fun I really enjoyed interacting with the people and the whole atmosphere. I worked as a Hostess at a club they had a live DJ and they all played House music and it was to fun. Now here is the problem with that place, I signed myself to work 2 days but the day before my computers crash and I wasn't able to log on, My husband was able to fix the computers mid week. I checked my e-mail and what they did fired me. I logged on and explain to them what happen and the manger was like yeah but you didn 't show up and we had to replace you in the last minute. I was like DUH computer crash means I can't do anything on my computers. A guest complains about something and in SL some people are over sensitive Not many are like that but you get those few. Do think I get IM telling me the complaint NO, is everything is okay? I say yeah . why? and that when i get a response. All their staff meetings are mandatory and you actually get consequences for missing even though you may have a legitimate real life issue going on. Second place oh this place is awesome it's at a wonderful ski resort the people are nice and so is the staff. It's wonderful right ? It was until one of the mangers scheduled me in for a day without telling me and the week before kept making the mistake of giving my shifts to other people. I got fired for not showing up to a shift I hda no clue about! Wow you think? My question to mylotters who play the game do you find some business owners expect to much from you and pay you so little? Do you think that they are so wrapped up in SL that they don't realize that Real things happen in the real world? Do you think many of them don't have a healthy balance between SL and Real life? those who don't play the game feel free to weigh