Thoughts on staying in a luxury hotel, and income tax crossing corporate tax...

Writing this from the lobby of a good hotel in the city There are 3 types of people I see around me:

1. Foreigners (50%): Mostly on business travel. From various countries. Their economies and companies can afford to pay for this, it's nothing. Some with family, so maybe just traveling India in a luxury way.
2. People like me (20%): Indian corporate folks. Working at consulting/VC/MNCs etc. My company pays for this. But there's a deep cost. I work 12-14 hour days. I don't enjoy the hotel as much. We are pretty much slaves, by choice.
3. Indian business folk (30%): The thieves. They expense all of this to their business. Every expense to them is at a discount, because they can use it to show losses on their books, and get away with tax. They live better lives than us.

We are not them. Income tax crossing corporate tax data point really struck with me. Governments have started giving more freebies. We enjoy fewer public facilities. The only reason to be in India is that I love the friends and family here. But otherwise, as a salaried employee (as we all are), we should know that we're kind of being duped.