Problem: Article: If you're not already signed in, click Log In at the top-right corner of the page to sign in now. If you don't have a credit or debit card, you can use cash at any store that sells Roblox or Rixty cards. See Roblox's card page (https://www.roblox.com/gamecards) to see where Roblox cards are available near you, or Rixty's location finder (https://www.rixty.com/wheretobuy) to find the nearest place to get a Rixty card. This brings you to a list of payment methods. If you chose to pay with a credit or debit card, enter the details from the card. If you're using a Roblox or Rixty card, enter the PIN from the card and click Redeem. If you selected PayPal, follow the on-screen instructions to sign into your PayPal account and complete your payment. If you're paying with a credit or debit card, you'll also have to enter your email address. It's the green button below your payment info. Once your payment is processed, your Robux will be added to your account in the game.
Summary: Go to https://www.roblox.com/upgrades/robux in a web browser. Click the price next to the amount of Robux you want to buy. Select a payment method and click Continue. Enter your payment details. Click Pay now or Submit Order.

Problem: Article: Grab a portion of the paracord from the working end (i.e. the loose or non-knotted end). Form an open loop from this portion of cord, that is two to three times as long as the width of the buckle or the length of the buckle bar. Position this new loop directly next to portion of cord wrapped around the buckle bar. Push the newly formed loose loop beneath all four loops previously wrapped around the buckle bar. When finished, this "through loop" should stick out from beneath the wrapped portion and run parallel to the buckle bar. If you cannot easily push the loop through the wrapped portion of the cord, use your fingers or a thin, sturdy tool (skewer, crochet hook, nail, etc.) to loosen the wrapped loops, creating enough space for the loose loop to pass through. Carefully spread the loops wrapped around the buckle bar using your pointed tool. You should be able to see a layer of paracord running beneath the wrapped loops. The paracord running beneath the wrapped loops is connected to the through loop and working end of the cord. Using a sturdy skewer or other pointed tool, grab and lift the under layer of paracord through the first two wrapped loops along the bar, creating a new loop large enough for your finger to fit through. If you started with four wrapped loops, you should pull up a total of three "finger" loops in this manner. Otherwise, the number of finger loops should be one fewer than the number of wrapped loops you started with. Each of these loops should lie between two of the original wrapped loops along the buckle bar. Start at the edge closest to the through loop, then gradually progress to the edge nearest the loose working end of paracord.
Summary: Form a loop with the working end. Slide the loose loop beneath the wrapped portion of paracord. Spread apart the wrapped loops. Pull up several finger loops, one fewer than the number of base loops.

Problem: Article: It can be tempting to spend a lot of your weekend in bed, especially if you're tired from a long week. However, sleeping too much can ultimately leave you feeling even more tired, and can take up hours you could have spent enjoying your time off. Resist the temptation to sleep in on the weekends. If you're concerned about getting enough sleep, try going to bed early rather than sleeping in. Most people need 7-9 hours of sleep every night to be at their best. Significantly changing your bed and wake-up times over the weekend can disrupt your body's natural rhythms and leave you feeling sluggish and groggy. Try to both go to bed and get up within about an hour of when you normally would during the work week. While going to bed or getting up an hour later than usual won't make much of a difference in how you feel, a delay of two or more hours can seriously confuse your brain and body. . In addition to helping you sleep, taking a couple of hours to unwind before you go to bed can be pleasant and rewarding in itself. Develop a soothing pre-sleep ritual to help you stay rested and enjoy the weekend. Take a little time to relax your body. Take a warm bath or shower, get into comfy pajamas, and do some light stretches or breathing-focused meditation. If worrying about things you need to get done keeps you from falling asleep, set aside a few minutes before bed to write a to-do list for the next day or the upcoming week. Be sure to make note of anything you accomplished during the day, too. Avoid the temptation to watch TV or look at your phone, tablet, or computer screen right before bed. Watching media before bed can be overstimulating or stressful, and the light from screens can disrupt your ability to sleep.
Summary: Get up earlier. Set regular times to go to bed and wake up. Create a relaxing bedtime routine Write down whatever is worrying you. Minimize your screen time.

Problem: Article: Most physical in-store items will have a barcode located somewhere on the packaging, so simply start by finding the item whose price you want to know. Produce and bulk goods tend to be the exceptions to this rule, though both of these categories typically list their prices per pound (or kilogram) anyway. Item barcode locations will vary, so look all over the packaging to see if you can find the barcode. If you can't find a barcode anywhere, it may have rubbed off or been improperly placed. Try grabbing another item, or ask a store attendant to look up the item's SKU number. Many stores have public scanners that you can use to scan an item's price. If you're working for the store or you have access to a third-party scanner, you can use the scanner provided to you instead. If you're scanning items using a flat scanner as used in most grocery stores, go to the scanner's location. Aim the scanner's red laser at the barcode, then press the scanner's button (if necessary). If you're scanning using a flat scanner, simply swipe the barcode across the flat scanner's surface. Most scanners will beep once your scan has been registered. Once the scanner beeps at you or otherwise indicates that your scan has gone through, you can move the item and/or scanner away from the scanning area.
Summary:
Find an item to scan. Look for the barcode. Grab a barcode scanner. Scan the item. Remove the item from the scanner area.