“When Shake Shack went public, 100% of all the employees ... were given the opportunity to buy the stock at the strike price, which at that time was $21 and then every manager was given stock options and unlike the rest of us, they were not locked up.”

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gave every employee the option to buy company stock at the IPO strike price of $21 and granted managers unrestricted stock options

$21 strike price; 100% of employees offered purchase option

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