The phrase "A students work for C students" suggests that those who excel academically (A students) often end up working for those who may not have achieved the same level of academic success (C students).

There are several reasons why this might happen:

1. Entrepreneurship: C students may be more likely to start their own businesses, creating jobs for A students.

2. Practical skills: C students may develop practical skills and real-world experience that are valuable in the workplace.

3. Networking: C students may build stronger professional networks and connections that lead to opportunities.

4. Adaptability: C students may be more adaptable and willing to take risks, leading to innovative ideas and success.

5. Passion: C students may pursue their passions, leading to success and hiring A students to help them achieve their goals.