Bosses around the world are usually perceived to be demanding and stern figures responsible for making you sweat it out for every cent you earn. That may well be a blatant standardization - one that employees of a Seattle-based credit card processing company would vehemently disagree with.

In a world where people look to fulfill their dreams courtesy big salary hikes, employees of Gravity Payments fulfilled the dream of their boss after he raised the minimum wage to $70,000 a year by taking a pay cut himself in April of 2015. And his own dream? 120 employees took care of that by saving a month's salary each to gift Dan Price a shiny blue Tesla Model S electric car - one that he had always wanted to get for himself.

For the 120 employees, gifting their boss, who is also the youngest-ever CEO of Gravity Payments at 32, his dream machine was a way of expressing gratitude for what most business leaders around the world won't do. For Price though, taking a pay cut was always a small price to pay. "It's not about making money, it's about making a difference," he had said in an interview. And while he did his part, his employees too ensured they made a difference of their own - for him.

Price was visibly emotional in a video showing the moment his employees took him out and presented him with the Tesla. The video has since gone viral. Here's hoping the deed(s) go viral too.