Problem: How to save money on comic books
Buy older comics from the discount bin.
Most local comics shops feature bins where you can buy older comics for prices such as 25 cents to $1. These comics are, on average, from 10 to 20 years old. OPTIONS:
- Keep old comics for mid-century comics. Newer comics come in bins with 48 " x 48 " (60 x 48 cm) sides.
- Read up on older comics and consider opening your own collection to see the age patterns of older comics. You can select older comics for the discount bin.
- You can also find older comics at used book stores. Part of the reason these comics run cheaper is that so many comic books were published during the 1980s and 1990s, when collecting comics started becoming popular.
- The ones marked " antique " or " archive " tend to be more expensive. Order your comics from a thrift store.

Answer: You can also find older comics at used book stores. Part of the reason these comics run cheaper is that so many comic books were published during the 1980s and 1990s, when collecting comics started becoming popular.

Problem: They sit at the table and hold each other's hands, prepared to arm wrestle. The men try hard to beat each other, pushing hard on each side. one OPTIONS:
- goes across and breaks the other's hand.
- makes it to five rounds, then he drops in to the ground unconscious.
- man finally wins and they all start dancing and flipping to the music.
- wins, then they get up and start fighting inside the ring.

Answer: wins, then they get up and start fighting inside the ring.

Problem: How to collect unpaid child support
Talk to the other parent.
If you are on speaking terms with the other parent, you may be able to work things out on your own and make arrangements without involving the courts.
This is especially true if you know the other parent has encountered a temporary hardship but will soon be able to resume regular payments again. OPTIONS:
- You may want to talk to their representative and ask them how they dealt with the hardship when the issue arose. Let the other parent know how you feel about the situation and what you think they could do about it.
- Ask open-ended questions such as, " when do you expect payments to stop? " or " how can we help? " if you are representing yourself, speak to a lawyer. Ask family and friends for moral support.
- If you do come to an agreement with the other parent regarding back child support, make sure you get that agreement in writing. You also may be able to file the agreement with the court or get a judge to approve it so the agreement itself is legally enforceable.
- If necessary, request a hearing before the judge, if you aren't required to go to court. Sometimes this is with a parent or as an interrogator.
Answer: If you do come to an agreement with the other parent regarding back child support, make sure you get that agreement in writing. You also may be able to file the agreement with the court or get a judge to approve it so the agreement itself is legally enforceable.