Back when I did merchandising for a company where we went into Home Depot stores and basically cleaned the displays, built displays for the customers to come in and view like little product displays and little samples, that kind of thing, I basically worked on my own when I was there. All my other employees worked at other stores and my manager was usually out visiting other employees as well during that time, so I was left on my own to always build different planet grams and I was in charge of the kitchen and bath department, and so I was always being out and had to build up the little tile and granite displays. A lot of the times the display didn't match the instructions and so I kind of had to wing it and kind of build it how I would like to see it as a customer, and so sometimes the manager would come in and be like, well, that wasn't exactly how it was supposed to look, but hey, it looks a lot better than it was supposed to and I'd get a lot of positive feedback from the store managers as well, whereas sometimes the instructions didn't exactly fit, so I felt like a lot of time I kind of had to go against what the standard procedure was and kind of see it how I would have liked to have seen it as a customer.