Shoji Morimoto was constantly being told by his boss, "It makes no difference whether you're …
Of course, the amount of money people are paid for work (in my case writing fees) depends on the market and no account is taken of the stress involved. This didn't feel right to me. It seemed unfair that people who wanted to do the work, and didn't feel at all stressed by it, got paid the same as people who didn't want to do it and did feel stressed about it. It seemed wrong that I was getting nothing for the mental burden the work was giving me.
— Rental Person Who Does Nothing by Shoji Morimoto (Page 8)
