"looking over the shoulders of some very rich men"

[Odessa Dawn]

"There have been a few times when looking over the shoulders of some very rich men, I was really glad not to be rich."
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Is keep watching enough definition for "looking over the shoulders of?" I have checked the Free Dictionary and the forum, but I am confused. Shouldn't I exclude "for danger or threats to oneself."

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[Rover_KE]

He means '...when considering the lives and problems of some very rich men...'

There's no implication of threats or danger.

Rover