Okay, on question number four, give me an example of a time when you went beyond an employer's normal job expectation to get a job done. When I was maintenance manager at Albertson's Distribution in Fort Worth, we were having to rebuild our ammonia refrigeration plant in a live warehouse that was stocked with product. It required a lot of attention and a lot of tracking the elements and doing things at key points in time. We had one pump down due to valves that wouldn't hold. We went to work at six o'clock on Saturday morning, and me and my techs and our contractors were actually on the job doing the work until Wednesday evening at about five o'clock, and that was well above the expectations of Albertson's.