Problem: How to use a pawnshop to raise money
Test and clean the item.
Looking around the garage and picking up something that hasn't been used for years and is covered in dust or grease will only make the pawnbroker's job more difficult. If it looks like you don't care about or value the item, the pawnbroker certainly won't place much value on it, either. OPTIONS:
- Decide how much money you need to raise. By having a certain amount in mind, it helps the pawnbroker get you the amount you need.
- If you don't care about the item, then just be cautious. Bring the item to the pawnshop and use a cleaning, mechanical clean (such as tp).
- Standing nearby, with your duster or a sponge broom, thoroughly clean the item. The pawnbroker may return or will give you a reward for doing so.
- If you notice a little rust or wear, don't be startled or angry. The pawnbroker might only be willing to give you a small pick-me-up.

Answer: Decide how much money you need to raise. By having a certain amount in mind, it helps the pawnbroker get you the amount you need.

Problem: She tries again and hits the ball this time. A girl opposite her hits the ball back. the two girls OPTIONS:
- hug as the woman in the other direction sends the ball across the court.
- continue to hit the ball back and forth.
- continue playing and break a ball and beat the ball against the wall.
- pick up boards and play a game of croquette.

Answer: continue to hit the ball back and forth.

Problem: How to stop getting distracted when trying to get things done
Identify the biggest culprits.
Think about what exactly happens when you're distracted. It's likely that there are multiple culprits, such as a lack of sleep and a noisy environment. OPTIONS:
- Write down all the causes you can think of so that you know what needs to be addressed in order to get you back on track. For instance, your list might include: drowsiness, social media addiction, lack of organization, and constant interruptions.
- Make a list of the major culprits, as well as the things that make you distracted. For example, if you're just making a newspaper report, stick to 5 or so pages in total, and consider nine.
- Identifying any major culprits can help you pinpoint the important cause of your distraction, rather than trying to get it out of your head. Identify the logical reasons for your distraction and pick one based on those reasons.
- To help you determine what you're thinking about when you're distracted, try to identify the most important culprits. For example, if you find yourself distracted by your phone, try not to get up to take it off.
Answer: Write down all the causes you can think of so that you know what needs to be addressed in order to get you back on track. For instance, your list might include: drowsiness, social media addiction, lack of organization, and constant interruptions.