IN: What happens next?

How to get to know a guy
Observe him in school.
Often you can tell a lot about a guy by how others act around him, who his friends are, what grades he gets, etc.
Listen in on his conversations.

OPTIONS:
- Try to " catch " on his negative emotions. If he seems to feel isolated or sad about something bad that happened, don't judge him.
- Since the majority of social interaction is taught by the class, watch his body language to see how he tends to return to the person he was before. He may greet another student with " good morning " or " how are you? " if he acts friendly back and greets her, this may be a good sign.
- Good people look out for how other people talk, and when an old friend in his class talks to a guy who is older than him, friends bond easily. Try not to be too overt about it.
- If you see him talking to someone before or after class, sit nearby and listen or walk by and try to catch a few of the words. Try to get in a group project with him and make sure you start a pleasant conversation.

OUT: If you see him talking to someone before or after class, sit nearby and listen or walk by and try to catch a few of the words. Try to get in a group project with him and make sure you start a pleasant conversation.

IN: What happens next?

A woman is sitting down wearing green sunglasses. she

OPTIONS:
- starts to play a red accordion.
- is talking on the cell phone.
- picks up the clear container and watches it in the mirror before drinking the contents.
- blow dries her hair.

OUT: is talking on the cell phone.

IN: What happens next?

How to save loose change
Empty your pockets and wallet of loose change at the end of the day.
Not only will your purse be lighter without the change weighing it down, but you will also ensure that you actually make note of and save that change.
Check for loose change in your home or car.

OPTIONS:
- This may be ($ 5-$15) or ($ 30-$50) of certain denominations, depending on your class. You may want to check at the bank in your first class too.
- If you happen to find you have an odd number of loose change in your purse or in your trash can, grab it out immediately to save it. Ask someone if you can manually catch loose change and throw it away.
- Cheap phrases like " i don't have loose change " can get lost in front of friends and family and can lead to missing some change. Check the bank for lost change frequently.
- When cleaning your car or vacuuming your sofa, check for loose change in the seats, between the cushions, or on the floor. You'll be surprised by how much you can gather by just looking for it.

OUT:
When cleaning your car or vacuuming your sofa, check for loose change in the seats, between the cushions, or on the floor. You'll be surprised by how much you can gather by just looking for it.