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In the movie 'The Devil Wears Prada,' we all cringed when Anne Hathaway's character had to drop everything to get her boss lunch, even though it had nothing to do with her job. But that's only in the movies, right? Wrong. In real life, should employees be expected to handle personal errands for their boss? The answer should be clear—this isn't part of the job. One boss in China just got fired for crossing that very line. Where do you stand on this? / Can an AI boyfriend "cheat" (18:18)? On the show: Heyang, Steve Hatherly & Ding Heng
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