Teddy I will. I have a humble job. I push baskets at Sam's Club. The problem: He's not observant. He see's a row of baskets and ignores it. He goes elsewhere to find more baskets; most of the time, elsewhere may not have any baskets. So my method: Every time I see loose baskets, I set up a row, leave go to the next carrel and set up another row until there is about 10 to 15 rows. On the last row, I gather them up, and take them up front. The other rows I left behind, are rows for the other guys and myself to pick up; this allows for a rotation and it makes the load a tad bit lighter. He's not collecting these rows..he still trying to find loose baskets; so what I do, when I go back out I follow him and tell him, "take that row and I'll grab this one. lets go. move faster. We go up together and then go back out together; I tell him follow me, once we get out repeat the same process...now I'm able to leave a trail..I'm able to set up rows at a faster speed so he can collect while I get the extra work help our customers may need. The same method I'm sure can be used elsewhere; just need a little patients and time.