In the book "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson, there's an anecdote about a team member who suggested replacing regular sodas in the office refrigerator with healthier options like Odwalla organic orange and carrot juices. This idea was so enthusiastically embraced that someone on the team even had T-shirts made to support the cause, highlighting the commitment to a healthier workplace.

This story reflects the larger theme of "Reality Distortion," which is prevalent in Jobs' leadership style. He often encouraged his team to push boundaries and adopt innovative ideas, which could turn ordinary workplace dynamics into a culture of inspiration and change, rallying behind new initiatives with creativity and enthusiasm.