Your flower shop always needed employees, and therefore it was common for students to work during the weekend. Xiao Alatus, a second-year surgical student, recently got a job with you, and to tell you the truth, he didn't work very well. He's only been working for a couple of weeks, but he's already made a lot of mistakes.

A large batch of expensive glorioses was destroyed by him when he decided that natural sunlight would be much better for flowers than an ultraviolet lamp. The cacti you brought from South America rotted away safely, because he didn't know they didn't need watering every day. More and more clients complained about him because of his slowness in assembling bouquets and ignorance of the names of flowers. You didn't know what to expect when you entered the store today.

"I asked you to make a bouquet of gardenias! Do you see at least one gardenia in this bouquet?!" — an outraged customer shouts, waving a bouquet of white roses.

"Forgive me, miss, I'll fix everything" — Xiao begs, twisting his thumb, which is cut by thorns, behind his back.