Jerry Mandler runs the specimen collection for her local university. She keeps track of thousands of speciments. One month ago, her boss told her he would do an inspection. She felt she had been so busy recording new specimens that cleaning the specimens had been put on the back burner. Now she feels she has no time to clean and wants an assistant, but no-one will foot the bill. Everyday she gets up at the crack of dawn to come to work to clean. Her boss said she should have been cleaning continuously, and he hit the nail on the head. Now, she’s a bundle of nerves, waiting for the inspection.