One particular situation that happened to me a few times was as my time as a pawnbroker, as the manager. Typically, whenever people come in to pick up or redeem loans, they'll need to present their ID. And there was a few times where we would have customers that we would know from their frequency that they were regular customers, where they either misplaced it, they forgot their wallet, whatever the case might have been. And I allowed them to redeem their pawn slips on one or two occasions without them presenting their identification. I was the determining factor since I was the manager. As a pawnbroker, I would have 100% asked my superior if that was okay or not to do. But given the position that I was in, I was able to do that by myself, knowing that I was breaking protocol, but knowing that also it was a known customer and there was no confusion to be had.