IN: What happens next?

How to win people over with your personality
Don't belong to a certain group.
Jump around because you never know the who's going to be there for you and who will bail.
Trust your gut.

OPTIONS:
- Never make assumptions about people based on stereotypes. It's a fight, not a party.
- Don't make a fool out of yourself. When in doubt (even if you like everyone there), just tell yourself.
- If you think someone's bad news, they probably are. Join sports teams, clubs and take extra classes for things you love to do.
- It won't know who you are or where you are when you first start speaking to one of them, but sometimes your gut is less reliable than your physical strength. Go after people who simply wish to talk with you and brag about how amazing you are.

OUT: If you think someone's bad news, they probably are. Join sports teams, clubs and take extra classes for things you love to do.

IN: What happens next?

The boy in the middle is standing in front of a woman who is tying the bandanna around his eyes so he can't see the pinata. as she

OPTIONS:
- wraps the pinata around his neck, she clips the ends to slits, then bows her body to secure the object.
- is doing that, a man comes along and directs the kids to back up so they won't get hit.
- stops, he begins to cry to try and reunite with his dog and the woman begins to take his leash.
- is cutting the bandanna to fit around his eyes, the boy grabs a knife and bends down trying to free his eyes from the cloth so he can focus more on the pinata.

OUT: is doing that, a man comes along and directs the kids to back up so they won't get hit.

IN: What happens next?

How to troubleshoot mold on interior walls
Examine areas with excessive moisture.
Check your home for sources of excessive moisture. These include flooding, water leaks, damp basements, hvac duct systems or shower or cooking steam.

OPTIONS:
- Flooding may also occur from unexpected dampness level changes. If you notice anything different in one area, it is a good idea to address it immediately.
- Look for uninsulated exterior windows and walls, including uninsulated closets along exterior walls where mold can grow when you run your heating in the winter. Check the airflow in your home.
- In addition to dampness, mold can also cause problems like condensation, mold overheating, and light fixtures unable to function properly. Read your contractor's policy on decluttered areas, and follow any policies regarding ambient moisture.
- Before attempting to fix this problem, you should take out a damp air meter. It will help to know how long the mold has been there, how long it took to develop, and if anything else is going on.

OUT:
Look for uninsulated exterior windows and walls, including uninsulated closets along exterior walls where mold can grow when you run your heating in the winter. Check the airflow in your home.