IN: What happens next?

How to handle caffeine withdrawal
Get plenty of sleep.
You may find yourself feeling sluggish and sleepy during the day. Caffeine withdrawals can leave you feeling physically and mentally tired.

OPTIONS:
- Work or school may be tempting in the short term, but when you're caffeine-heavy during withdrawal, you may get sleepier and feel too tired in the long term. Practice safe sleeping patterns to help ensure you're getting the amount you need when you have a withdrawal.
- If you find yourself struggling with caffeine withdrawal during the day, get enough sleep. For people who regularly reduce their caffeine intake, this can be done in their sleep.
- Making your bed and reviewing what you eat for breakfast can help you deal with the caffeine withdrawal while still staying in a good mood. Studies have shown that certain stimulants can make you feel more tired and groggy.
- Your concentration may be off and you might not be thinking clearly. Making sure that you get plenty of quality sleep as you get off caffeine can help fight the fatigue you may be feeling.

OUT: Your concentration may be off and you might not be thinking clearly. Making sure that you get plenty of quality sleep as you get off caffeine can help fight the fatigue you may be feeling.

IN: What happens next?

How to dress casual chic
Think about wearing layers, not individual pieces.
Layering is a key tip in pulling off street-style. Carefully chosen basics are powerful fashion staples because you can combine them in many different ways.

OPTIONS:
- A nice t-shirt or tank top may not be much on its own, but throw on a nice blazer or cardigan and you'll be getting somewhere. Remember: casual chic is about being relaxed but still stylish, and layering allows you to feel comfortable but still mix and match unique styles.
- To allow for diversity in your wardrobe you should take and tailor the short and long sleeves and layered layers into smaller pieces. Combinations of unusual fabrics can make you unique and stylish, though almost always has a different effect.
- In contrast, a casual chic tends to be a sweater or sweater with a plain t-shirt and a sleek, button-down dress. Any experience with layering means you don't need to wear formal clothing, but this doesn't mean being overly bold or garish, either.
- Layering generally includes the following : A cotton t-shirt fitted with some pull-up jeans and boots or wide-legged trousers. The tops of these short layers let out a little loose extra heat, while the bottoms make you look youthful.

OUT: A nice t-shirt or tank top may not be much on its own, but throw on a nice blazer or cardigan and you'll be getting somewhere. Remember: casual chic is about being relaxed but still stylish, and layering allows you to feel comfortable but still mix and match unique styles.

IN: What happens next?

Two young guys stand together and hold up money. The young guys talk to a homeless man and shake his hand. the men

OPTIONS:
- hug each other and walk out of the room.
- start giving the homeless man a tattoo on his shoulder.
- talk with a homeless youth sitting outside a store.
- put money in the garbage.

OUT:
talk with a homeless youth sitting outside a store.