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You can only share your Uber destination and status if you have requested a ride and a driver has accepted. You can set up to five contacts as your "Emergency Contacts" that you can quickly send your trip status and location to. Adding emergency contacts is optional but makes sharing your status easy if you share often with someone. You can select up to five contacts. The contacts will be added to your emergency contacts list. Once you've set your contacts, you can order your ride from the main Uber screen. You can tap the crosshair button to center the pin on your current location. The estimated wait time will be displayed on the "Set Pickup Location" button on the map. This will confirm the pickup location and ride type. Contacts that you've added to your Emergency Contacts list will be automatically notified.

summary: Tap the Uber app. Tap the Menu () button. Tap "Settings." Tap "Emergency Contacts." Tap "Add Contacts." Tap the contacts that you want to add. Tap "Add." Return to the Uber map. Drag the map to set your pickup location. Choose the type of ride you want to request. Tap "Set Pickup Location." Tap the "Destination required" box. Enter your destination. Review the price. Tap "REQUEST Uber" to order your ride. Swipe up on the Uber screen. Tap "Share My ETA." Enter contacts you want to send the status to. Copy and paste the link if you want to manually share.

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You can use a paintbrush or a dense broom. Leave the stripper on the deck for about an hour. Be sure to check and follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to use the chemical stripper. This will completely remove all the remaining acrylic paint. The sealer will protect your deck from future stains.

summary: Apply a paint stripper on the old acrylic paint. Rinse the paint off using a high-pressure hose. Use a putty knife or a paint scraper to scrape the remaining acrylic paint. Let the deck dry fully. Sand the area using a random-orbit sander and 80-grit paper. Apply a sealer to your deck's surface, if needed.

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For many children of traditional parents, marrying is only an option the parents will consider once the child's college or career education is complete, and a steady (and respectable) job has been held by the child for at least 1-2 years. Approaching them with the idea of marriage before you graduate can understandably feel like you're endangering their hard work. Waiting, in that case, is best. Belittling them, comparing your behavior to theirs, and otherwise insulting them will not change their mind and is not your role as a respectful and loving child. First, ask your parents how they feel, what they like, what they don't like in the current situation, and what they expect you to do. Be silent until they finish explaining what they think about the situation. "I'd like to hear what you think about all this." Once they finish explaining, they will definitely ask some questions to you (and the girl, if she is present in the room) in terms of how to approach this whole thing, finances, your future, and other general topicsall of which you should try to answer. The temptation to avoid answering their questions might be strong, especially if you find you have not thought through an issue they raise or if you do not yet have an answer you like. You can always return to the conversation, but try to answer fully and be honest about where you struggle with their questions. If their explanation presents another situation that gives a feasible solution for everyone, then take it up. Don't keep your feelings or relationship a secret. Hiding a serious relationship from your family can be quite painful for them and suggest to them that you do not trust or respect them. Wouldn't you feel the same if they had hidden some tremendously important relationship from you? Unless you have a strong reason for not telling them (for example, you have not yet graduated from the college they are paying for), you should be honest with your parents sooner, rather than later.
summary: Consider the timing. Don't criticize them. Allow them to tell you what they think and give you advice. Be open.