It's basically a Sokoban style game where you play a boy in a warehouse who has to shove boxes into designated spots near the loading dock without trapping the boxes, rendering them immobile. Pretty simple.

And when I worked at the "Big N", I was hired in on contract as a "Dealer Returns Specialist" - what does Dealer Returns do? Well, we open boxes of product all day long, and process them for warranty repairs. At this time, it was their console that had a name similar to the kiddie term for "urinate" and a console that was sort of like a Game Boy but it had 2 screens. I excelled at this introductory job and wound up going through what basically passed for "the ranks". See, the contract company I worked for, was not run by bright people in this area, and they of course, hired me - an I.T. Specialist - do to a job as basically this - a "Warehouse Boy".

About a month in, I was hired to work for a lady who was Wishy Washy about the placement of everything. My job included, testing incoming consoles, data entry, moving boxes and crates around, and worse yet counting bags of buttons - billions and billions of freakin buttons! So for about 1/3rd of my day every day, I was moving around pallets with a pallet jack being told "move this over here....no wait wait wait wait....move this over here, and move this over here......no wait wait wait wait...." - this is like a more peaceful version of that job in a video game.