Smart people challenge everything. (You know who taught me that? A smart person.)

Ask questions

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In addition to asking you questions about drinking, I'm sure the officer will want to do some field sobriety tests. Those too are voluntary. Will they warn you of that? Of course not.

Take a cold shower. Nothing will make you more alert than this.

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Ever wonder how the ancient Romans fed their armies? What the pioneers cooked along the Oregon Trail? Who invented the potato chip...and why? So do we!!! Food history presents a fascinating buffet of popular lore and contradictory facts. Some experts say it's impossible to express this topic in exact timeline format. They are correct. Most foods are not invented; they evolve.

Q: WOMEN OF REDDIT: Men complain about being in the friend-zone, but I'm rather curious to see if women have the same issue with the friend-zone. Is this so? A: Hot women get sex-zoned, ugly women get friend-zoned and told things like "our friendship is too important" or " you're like my sister, you have no vagina." Until that one drunken desperate night....

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But there is one way to know, conclusively, whether you're moving. That's just to sit there patiently and wait. If the train's sitting at the station, nothing will happen. But if it's moving, then sooner or later you're going to arrive at the next station.

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- Concentrate on your weaknesses. Make them stronger. When you get to your 30s you can work from your strengths, but there has to be some time in your life to work on shit you suck at, and for me it was when I had the most motivation, my 20s.


- Create. With a passion. There are two major kinds of people in this world, consumers and creators. The herd will push you to consume, life will push you to consume, consumption is the easy and default path, but true joy and a full life come from creating. It does not matter one bit how many people like what you create, just create. Write. Blog. Make videos. Make a movie. Write a program. The longer the format and the more creativity involved, the more you are going to turn on and exercise key parts of your brain. Nobody wants to be 80 and only have stories of being at the office, but fuck, if you were at the office creating something at least you tried to make a difference. I'd rather be that guy than the one who watched Sumo wrestling everyday (or played 20,000 hours of WoW during his 20s) The only thing you're going to have at the end of your life are the decisions you made, the things you created, and memories. Learn to maximize these things.