Usually, when I don't know the answer to a question, I try to find somebody who does, whether it be the store manager, assistant manager, or one of my co-workers. I find it best to always go to somebody because I feel it's wrong to give out misinformation, especially in the business I work in. Like I said previously, I work in retail, but I am working at a pool store currently, so it's one of those things where if I give the incorrect information, it could potentially damage or harm somebody's pool, costing them hundreds to thousands of dollars down the line or, if not, the next day. And that's more of a liability thing as well for me personally right now where I'm working. But really, I feel like it's best to always ask or try to assist the best you can. I always find it best to ask, and I know that's kind of a sore subject for a lot of people going to ask or pull somebody aside just because you don't know because it makes you look bad. But I find it best, if I don't know, I want to learn. And if I want to learn, the best way to do that is by having somebody who is knowledgeable in that field or question to answer it. And then once they're done and I learned everything that I could, I tend to ask questions myself. So I always find it best just to give the person the right information and get it to them in a timely manner instead of going on your phone and Googling it. That looks bad for you and the company. So I always find it best just to ask somebody else who knows.