Almost two years ago, I worked at a gas station as an overnight cashier slash shift manager. I worked continuously through my shift. I worked seven days a week with really no off days for a very long span span year of time. But what I could tell you that I did to go beyond my employer's normal job expectations was I made sure to create a list for each shift of what needs to be done when the cleaning. When I first started there, I started when we first opened the company location where I was, and nobody had an idea what their job tasks were outside of the normal description of what our jobs entailed. But no steps to this is what we need to do day to day in and out. So that was something that I was able to do for my management team and for my coworkers. And we worked pretty well with it. And I do believe that they still use my list currently. I'm not for sure just because I don't go in there anymore. But I'm pretty sure they still use the same basis because other stores that I've been into that are within that company, they have the same exact sheet that I printed out.