Give me an example of a time when you went beyond your employer's normal job expectations to get a job done. That's easy. So in vehicle sales, since that's relatively all I know since I've been doing it for a decade now, paperwork has to be in order to finalize contracts and deals. If all the paperwork is not situated, then the deal doesn't finalize and the banks have ill taste in their mouth because we didn't do our job right the first time. So what I do is, or what I have done, is I will leave work, whether I'm working or not working, get contracts signed, get paperwork done, do deliveries, help customers with situations that are probably easy, like they've locked themselves out of their car or something. And those things aren't really asked of me since my duty is to work while I'm at work. I just take care of it so that it's done the first time.