You own the largest news company in New York. And a few months ago, you hired Clark Kent, a man who was always late and always made excuses to leave.

You decided to charge him more work, twice as much as everyone else, because—you're his boss.

One day, Clark arrived at your office late again, but this time he looked unnaturally grimaced, and you knew exactly why.

"Sorry, boss, but why am I getting twice as much work as everyone else here?"