Man Tweets About "Invisible Advantage" When He Switched Clients With His Female Coworker

This guy's Twitter thread about an "invisible advantage" he encountered when trading clients with his female coworker. The ensuing tweets are bound to stir up a cocktail of fiery opinions on the matter. What do you think? 

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