Problem: The chef then picks up the meat plate and gives it to the lady in brown. The presenter then empties the meat into a blue bowl. the chef OPTIONS:
- places a lemon on top of the meat and begins to mix lemon juice and toothpick stick in a can.
- pours the salad into a blue bowl and is then shown scooping the cooking ingredients out of the bowl into another bowl.
- continues to explain the recipe.
- then goes to take a bite out of the salad and the presenter slowly pours the salad in the brown bowl.

Answer: continues to explain the recipe.

Problem: How to tell if a man is full of it
Pay attention to if his future involves you.
Men who are serious about a relationship talk about the future and your role in it. Men who aren't avoid the subject like the plague. OPTIONS:
- Men may dislike receiving phone calls, in particular. Women may not have good confidence at all, whereas men may not like talking about a future.
- He's likely not planning on spending too much time with you if he doesn't include you in the time ahead. For instance, if he refuses to talk about if he wants children or believes in marriage, he's probably not in it for the long haul.
- Is he engaging in conversations with his friends and career and talking about how he feels about you and what he'll do as a result? Pay attention to if he talks about all aspects of your future. Although a married couple's relationship only defines financial matters, a married couple's relationship does not define a partner's college career.
- When a woman finds themselves in a situation where he wants to talk about his future, it's ok to begin with a happy face. If he is uncomfortable with the way you approach him and starts making it obvious that he's married, he's probably committed to you.

Answer: He's likely not planning on spending too much time with you if he doesn't include you in the time ahead. For instance, if he refuses to talk about if he wants children or believes in marriage, he's probably not in it for the long haul.

Problem: How to get organized and concentrate on your work
Plan your day ahead of time.
Write down each task you expect to take on in a planner at the beginning of your work day, or the night before. Having everything laid out for you can help you get mentally prepared. OPTIONS:
- This will help you stay on track and avoid letting your mind stray off of the project at hand. Keep a small container of pens, pencils, and highlighters or notepads on hand.
- Keep a calendar by your desk where you take breaks. Jot down the key things you need to do on a calendar, or get the notes off your phone with a little more practice.
- This goes for all of your tasks, or tasks that need to be done on time, like making sure to pick up friends when you get home from school or showing up for work after work is cancelled. If you plan to do any tasks for dinner the night before, organize them by day.
- It can also prevent you from becoming distracted since you have a schedule to maintain. Smartphone applications, such as wunderlist or todoist may keep you more on track as you can set reminders for tasks you'll need to complete.
Answer: It can also prevent you from becoming distracted since you have a schedule to maintain. Smartphone applications, such as wunderlist or todoist may keep you more on track as you can set reminders for tasks you'll need to complete.