Write an article based on this "Book at least 2 weeks ahead of your trip to get the best rates. Pick up the car outside of the airport in order to save money. Aim for a weekend pick-up date to get a lower rental rate. Find discounts or referral codes to save money. Use airline, hotel, and other partnership programs to find special deals."
article: This is the best timeframe for getting the car you want at a reasonable price. Waiting too long could lead to a situation where other customers have booked all the best deals. Fewer cars to rent means higher prices for you. Rental companies count on people coming in at the last minute in need of a rental. Put your mind at ease by booking ahead of time. You also get to avoid the fees that get tacked on at the last minute, including when you're forced to get a car at an airport. There are some exceptions to booking in advance. If you don't think people will rent all the cars at the company, you could wait until your travel date. Companies sometimes run special rental deals since they don't make any money when a car sits around in the lot. Airport rentals come with plenty of fees. Rental companies set up at the airport knowing that people are desperate for transportation and will pay more for it. Avoid this by looking for rentals with alternate pick up spots. Look for lots around the neighborhood you're traveling to in order to find cheaper rates. Select different rental destinations when you're comparing prices online. Alternatively, find out where the lots are and call them for quotes. Try taking a taxi from the airport to the rental lot. It is often cheaper than paying the fees tacked onto rentals at the airport. The date you get the car often affects the quoted deal rate, but it depends on the company. Call ahead and ask about special rates if the companies don't list the details on their websites. Most companies run special weekend rates to encourage rentals, but these deals have specific requirements you have to meet. The rates also vary depending on your destination. For example, most rental companies set weekend rates from Thursday at noon to Monday morning. You get a much cheaper rate by picking the car up on Thursday afternoon instead of Thursday morning! Weekend policies generally require you to keep the car for at least 3 days and through Saturday for the special rate to be valid. Your destination can impact rate deals. Tourist areas are sometimes cheaper during weekdays since most people travel on weekends. Business locations offer better weekend deals. Cost-saving codes are often available through a number of means, including rewards programs, credit card services, and car associations. Many rental companies even post codes to encourage you to book through them. If you aren't able to locate a code right away, search online for discount offers to see if you can drive that quoted deal price a little lower. Keep in mind that third-party companies make a small percentage of money for each booking. That can be an incentive for them to give you the lowest rate possible. Sometimes booking directly through a company is cheaper, so be sure to scope out all your options! Remember to check rental company websites for some easy-to-use discount codes. Many companies partner with rental companies to help get seats in cars. Check with these places to see if they have any special deals or discounts available. Also, check with any rewards programs you belong to. If you accumulate credit through a rewards program, you may also be able to put those points to use for even more savings. For example, you may be able to get a deal like adding another driver to your rental policy. Normally, you would have to pay extra to give someone else permission to drive the car. Credit cards and affiliations also run rewards programs or deals, so check with these companies as well. If you're a part of the American Automobile Association (AAA), for example, you get cheaper rates.

Write an article based on this "Match your tucking style with your boot style. Skip the strategic tucking. Know which jeans work with which boots."
article: If you're wearing smooth, crisp leather boots or sleek, over-the-knee boots, or a similar style, it's important to keep your jeans sleek and fitted as well. This helps to create one long, smooth silhouette that will help to elongate your legs and give you a very polished look. However, if you're wearing chunky combat boots, snow boots, slouchy boots, and so on, your jeans don't have to be perfectly tucked. Sometimes, perfectly and pristinely tucked jeans aren't what your boots call for. Jeans that are loosely bunched up around the tops of casual boots will make your outfit look relaxed and trendy. Try sliding your boots on without even touching your jeans, and see what happens. You might be surprised at how the jeans can bunch up in a way that makes your outfit look effortless and cozy. Before you go crazy trying to fold your jeans perfectly and strategically maneuver your boot onto your foot, see how it looks if you actually embrace the bunching that happens. At the end of the day, your favorite distressed flares might work with your casual, lace-up combat boots, and your sleek skinny jeans might be the only pair that works with your tall, suede boots. Nothing ruins an outfit quite like baggy, balloon knees over tight boots, so have an idea of which jeans work with which boots. This will save you a lot of adjusting (and a lot of annoyance) throughout your day!

Write an article based on this "Keep an open mind. Don't be hateful. Compromise. Ask her opinions about other things. Respectfully disagree."
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The worst thing you can be is stubborn. Understand that she is her own person and that you can't push anything on her. Let her make her own decisions without constantly disagreeing with them. For example, if she wants to get a tattoo and you really don't like tattoos try to be open about it. Maybe you'll end up thinking it is very attractive. When you're in a very intimate relationship it can be easy to find yourself getting frustrated or being less patient than you normally would be. Never snap at the person. For example, if you find yourself getting in a fight make sure you stay calm and civil to make it more of a debate than a fight. Don't yell at her. You can always find a middle ground. You don't have to be a pushover, but be willing to bend your stance if it helps the relationship. If you really care about her this shouldn't be difficult. Try to be easy going. For example if she really wants to see one movie and you want to see a different one, ask her if she might be willing to see the movie you want to see next weekend if you watch hers this weekend. Even if you disagree about one topic, don't be afraid to ask her opinions about different topics. Not only will you get to know her better, but you'll also show that you still really value her opinion even if you don't agree about that one subject. If you are going to stick to your guns and continue to disagree with your girlfriend, make sure you do it in a respectful and nice way. Say something like, "well I don't know, I still think what I think but you have made some really good points that I'll have to consider."