As shown in the ethics dilemma grid you read about, one way to analyze ethical dilemmas is to determine where the pressure is coming from. The next three questions will draw upon the following scenario: A waitress broke a glass close to a plate of eggs she is about to serve. She thinks the eggs have shards of glass in them and is worried about the child who is about to consume them. When she tells her supervisor $($who receives bonuses for meeting goals for prompt service$),$ he tells her to serve them anyway because "they're probably fine." In this scenario, is the waitress' external pressure incidental or intense?