The entire scenario with the boss at the pizza shop was scary. In the film's depiction, young people should take responsibility for other peoples anger, take any abuse from any boss because they are a boss and bow down to the almighty paycheck. While in real-life, you sometimes take abuse from other people, do things to appease other people's emotions and make decisions based on money, it is dangerous to depict these things as the only reasons to do something and to show them distorted. They are distorted because they are out of context to one's individual value system. I think this is one of the last things you want to teach our children.
Any person can have an impact on any relationship.
We should teach our children to explore this impact in different scenarios. Good interpersonal skills will serve our children well throughout their life. The film also wants you to believe that you have no control of your life. Take for example, the runner who doesn't get a promotion and says that there was nothing he could do about it anyway. There were many reasons why he didn't get the promotion.