IN: What happens next?

How to move
Get rid of the stuff you don't need.
First, you have to assess your stuff to have a sense of what you're taking with you on the move and what you're leaving behind. There could be a variety of reasons for leaving your stuff behind.

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- There may be so many really weird things that you don't understand that they won't make sense to you, or you might simply stumble over what you need. If your stuff is yours, try to work with it.
- Remind yourself that also comes along with moving. Small items you always need at home (most likely things you bought as gifts) or things you can't recycle (e.g.
- Your new place could be smaller, you could be moving in with someone with nicer versions of your stuff, or you could just be ready to get rid of the old junk you don't need. Here's how you do it : Assess the space in your new place.
- Even if you've always wanted to take it home after school for revenge, you may not want to move again if you've been living on it all your life. Figuring out what you really want to keep behind you can help you decide whether it's worth your time to move.

OUT: Your new place could be smaller, you could be moving in with someone with nicer versions of your stuff, or you could just be ready to get rid of the old junk you don't need. Here's how you do it : Assess the space in your new place.

IN: What happens next?

How to act around guys
Find common ground.
One thing you can do around guys is to look for things you have in common so you can get an interesting conversation going. It doesn't have to be super deep and can be as simple as your mutual affection for community or your lifelong love for the cubs.

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- You can get to know each other best and look closely for new things to talk about. You can talk about all sorts of common topics such as school, work, and even your mutual respect for someone's opinion.
- You can start conversations by saying, " hey, hey, how are you doing? I love baseball, and i love playing pick-up. What did you think of it there last month? " Be nice to him, even if you don't like him.
- Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.
- If you have a lot in common, you don't necessarily have to find common ground, it can get more interesting when you've just met. Start with something simple like a book you read together or a movie you both enjoy.

OUT: Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.

IN: What happens next?

The credits of the clip are shown. A man stands in a stair rail holding a knife. A guy prepare to play the drums. the guy

OPTIONS:
- starts to make the drumbeats with his hands.
- plays a drum set.
- lifts his feet up.
- speaks while holding the knife.

OUT:
plays a drum set.