An ideal work day for me looks like, I feel like getting the job done, anything that is I know that is required of me. So for me, I always like to know what's expected of me first so that I can make a game plan of how to get all of these tasks done. In Barnes & Noble, for example, if I knew that I needed to stock books, I need to make a table, I need to keep an eye on the cashiers. I am on the floor from this time to this time and I'm cashing people out from this time to this time. I like to know my day ahead of time so I could make sure that wherever I am and I put myself in, that I was being the most productive, that I was making the best use of my time while I was there. Because realistically, I think that any employer is seeking for the help of a person. And in the time that you are being employed by someone, they need you to be as productive as you can so that the job and the tasks that they need done get done so that it could increase productivity inside of the workplace, but not just for the person and not only for the higher ups, but for the company itself. And so I think that ideally for me, an ideal workday is just knowing what is expected of me so that I can plan my day out and then execute everything that is needed.