I was working at Victorian Inn, which was a family-owned business by our family. With that, I was working at Walmart. With Walmart, I'd say there's a lot of likes and dislikes. The likes were that the work environment was pretty straight on, everybody did their part, and what I can say, it provided good benefits and everything. But the dislikes were the policy was way too strict, even for reasonable reasons, like, for example, I know one coworker whose son was in a coma, was in an accident and then went into a coma, and she had to leave that day. And due to that, she got points, even though she told the manager and everything, but the company didn't allow her to come back and they fired her. So things like this happen, and sometimes the company restrictions are so strict that even living normally would affect their policy, would affect the normal living of a person, because they just become straight obligated to the company. They're just stuck in one place, they cannot move around, do whatever you're told. So there should be a bit of flexibility. Other than that, Walmart was great.