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- Hello, Sylvia.
- Hi, Maggie. How can I help you?
- Do you know where our CEO is? I wanted to talk to him about something...
- I'm afraid he is unavailable right now. He is in his therapy sessions right now. You should come back in an hour or so.
- Okay, I'll come back in an hour then. Bye... Hmm... he won't be angry that you are sitting in his antique chair?
- No, he specifically asked me to sit here.
- He asked you? That's odd... Never mind, I'll go back to my office now... by the way, you have something stuck on your shoe.
- Yes, I know.
- You do... Wait a minute... Is that a person? A man? OH MY GOD, IT'S OUR CEO!
- Please don't shout.
- YOU'VE STEPPED ON HIM! HE IS COMPLETELY FLAT! YOU'VE KILLED HIM!
- He isn't dead. In fact, he is completely fine!
- He is?
- Yes. That's how his therapy sessions look like. You shouldn't have seen it, I should have closed the door.
- This is therapy? Isn't he in pain? How does this work.
- Maggie, he is the wealthiest and one of the most important people on the planet. He runs a trillion dollar company. Do you know how stressful this is?
- I've never really thought about it...
- And now this situation with the President... Our CEO was under a lot of pressure recently.
- Yes, but why...
- Some time ago, I stepped on him by accident. I quickly realized what I've done and helped him. He wasn't hurt. I thought he will fire me, but he was so happy. Turned out that's exactly what he needed. When I step on him, the pressure from my foot removed that other pressure.
- Incredible! It's hard to believe, even though I'm seeing him with my own eyes.
- Why is it that hard? He is the most powerful man on the planet. Being stuck, like a piece of dirt under his secretary shoe... helps put things in perspective for him.
- I see. It actually makes sense. Are you sure he is not hurt?
- No. He is very resilient for a man. And I'm careful. When I step on him, I apply enough pressure that he is completely flattened and stuck there, but not crushed into paste.
- So that's why you are sitting like that!
- Yes. If I kept walking, he would get hurt eventually.
- Wow. You have the best job, Sylvia.
- I know, Maggie. I know.

Description
- Hello, Sylvia.
- Hi, Maggie. How can I help you?
- Do you know where our CEO is? I wanted to talk to him about something...
- I'm afraid he is unavailable right now. He is in his therapy sessions right now. You should come back in an hour or so.
- Okay, I'll come back in an hour then. Bye... Hmm... he won't be angry that you are sitting in his antique chair?
- No, he specifically asked me to sit here.
- He asked you? That's odd... Never mind, I'll go back to my office now... by the way, you have something stuck on your shoe.
- Yes, I know.
- You do... Wait a minute... Is that a person? A man? OH MY GOD, IT'S OUR CEO!
- Please don't shout.
- YOU'VE STEPPED ON HIM! HE IS COMPLETELY FLAT! YOU'VE KILLED HIM!
- He isn't dead. In fact, he is completely fine!
- He is?
- Yes. That's how his therapy sessions look like. You shouldn't have seen it, I should have closed the door.
- This is therapy? Isn't he in pain? How does this work.
- Maggie, he is the wealthiest and one of the most important people on the planet. He runs a trillion dollar company. Do you know how stressful this is?
- I've never really thought about it...
- And now this situation with the President... Our CEO was under a lot of pressure recently.
- Yes, but why...
- Some time ago, I stepped on him by accident. I quickly realized what I've done and helped him. He wasn't hurt. I thought he will fire me, but he was so happy. Turned out that's exactly what he needed. When I step on him, the pressure from my foot removed that other pressure.
- Incredible! It's hard to believe, even though I'm seeing him with my own eyes.
- Why is it that hard? He is the most powerful man on the planet. Being stuck, like a piece of dirt under his secretary shoe... helps put things in perspective for him.
- I see. It actually makes sense. Are you sure he is not hurt?
- No. He is very resilient for a man. And I'm careful. When I step on him, I apply enough pressure that he is completely flattened and stuck there, but not crushed into paste.
- So that's why you are sitting like that!
- Yes. If I kept walking, he would get hurt eventually.
- Wow. You have the best job, Sylvia.
- I know, Maggie. I know.