Okay, so I did work at Redwood Lodge for a short period of time, and during my time there, I would get put into the arcade. So basically, as an arcade attendant, you would either load the cards up with points so they could play games, or when they finished playing games, they would bring their cards to me, and I would scan the card and make sure they have all the tickets that they're supposed to have, and then delegate the prizes. And so this one day, this little boy came in, and he was telling me how it was his birthday, he was there for his birthday, and he wanted one of the bigger prizes. Unfortunately, he only had less than 100 tickets on his card, and now as an arcade attendant, we had the power to add tickets to the card, because there were some games that would give you coins as tickets, and we would have to scan the barcode to add the tickets to the card, and so I felt the need to add the tickets to his card, because it was his birthday, he's only going to get his birthday once, I just wanted to make his day, but however, that would be against company policy, you're not allowed to add tickets unless they had the little chips for it. And so I knew that I would be going against policy doing that, but instead of giving him one of the bigger prizes, I kind of just talked to him to see what would be a smaller prize that you would like, and that I wouldn't have to add 20,000 tickets to his card, I would only have to add 50 or 100 tickets to his card, and we worked through that, we worked that out, and I was able to get him something that he was happy with, and something that I would be okay with myself for giving.