So there have actually been many examples of priorities changing, specifically in my job at Home Depot. There will be instances where I'm told by manager, go take returns and load them back onto the shelves, and then while I'm loading things back onto the shelves and resupplying stock, a customer pulls me aside and asks me to cut a blind for them or to answer some questions. And so whether it's my own priorities changing quickly or priorities from management changing because customer always comes first, I just tend to think of, okay, what would the best way to help somebody be? Or what is the overall goal that I'm trying to accomplish? And when the priorities change, how can I still accomplish that goal given the current priorities? So if it's customer service and I get pulled aside while I'm processing returns or while I'm putting the returns away, what I do is I just go help the customer answer questions and then I come back to the returns and I continue to do that. So I can switch out the priorities, but as long as everything gets done in the end, I think that's what's important.