A florist who has been in business for several years finds himself facing several problems simultaneously. First, he has a large order for a wedding in three days and just found out that, due to an unexpected frost, the tulips the bride was adamant had to be in the bouquets are not going to be available. Second, his top employee has informed him that she has to schedule a surgery in two weeks and has to take the following six weeks off. Then he heard a rumor that the building where he rents his shop is for sale, meaning he may have a new landlord and higher rent. Finally, the largest refrigerator in his store is making funny noises, and he suspects it will soon stop working. If this happens, he may lose inventory. Prioritize the problems described by putting the most immediate problem first and the least pressing last. Explain the order you chose. Then suggest actions that could be taken to address