Article: Laser tag arenas are parks designed specifically to play laser tag. They can be rented out or you can simply show up and get in line with your friends, although you should check ahead of time to see if the arena has open play before you go. Pick an area that looks cool to you and visit with 6-30 friends. The cost for playing laser tag is usually between $10-50 per person. You can certainly purchase your own laser tag equipment, but people usually play at areas since they're designed with unique layouts that make playing fun. You also usually play laser tag in the dark, and an arena allows you to play under dim lighting which makes the game more fun. Wear a black or navy blue shirt and a set of black or navy athletic pants or jeans. This way you'll blend into the background and be harder to spot in the dim lighting of the arena. Wear comfortable tennis or gym shoes so that you can comfortably run. Before the game, split your friends up into 2, evenly-matched teams. Some arenas allow for up to 4 teams to compete at once, so split up into smaller squads for a more competitive game. Either separate into multiple groups on your own, or select team captains to draft players for their team. Discuss strategy ahead of time! Meet with your team and figure out how you're going to advance on the map and who will take the lead. Unless you're playing competitively in a tournament, laser tag is all about having fun. Split the teams up so that they're evenly-matched and everyone can have a good time. Put your vest on and tighten the clips in the front. Tighten the straps on the side by pulling them until the vest is snug on your body. In laser tag, you are "hit" when an infrared laser strikes one of the sensors on your vest. If your vest is too loose, your sensors could accidentally go off, so make sure that your vest fits and is tight on your body. There are usually sensors in the middle of the chest, tops of the shoulders, and back. There may be a sensor in your gun as well. Pick a laser gun up. Arenas usually give every player the same model, so it really shouldn't matter which one you pick. Inspect the gun to see if it has instructions for turning it on if it lists the ammo on the side of the gun. Cartridge laser guns have a limited number of ammunition and must be reloaded or recharged. This is important, because your strategy will change drastically depending on whether you have unlimited ammo or not. Some laser guns have nicknames printed on them. This is how you'll figure out what your score is at the end of the game. Most games are either elimination style where a player is out of the game once they're hit, or point based, where you score points by hitting other players and only remove them from the game temporarily. Either way, there will be a pre-game presentation provided by the arena explaining what is allowed and what is not. Depending on where you're playing and how old you are, you may not actually be allowed to run during the game. If you aren't, move by staying low and shuffling quickly to stay out of firing range. Other common game modes include battle royale, where every player is on their own and the last player standing wins, and capture the flag, where a team wins by capturing a position or item.
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Find a laser tag arena in your area and enlist some friends to play. Wear dark clothes to blend into the background. Split your friends up into 2-4 teams. Put on your tactical vest and tighten the straps. Pick up a laser gun and determine whether it has cartridges or not. Review the game rules and the map.
Article: In Italy, most pizzas are "personal" pizzas, not for sharing between a table. The smaller pies are served extremely hot and personalized with your favorite toppings for you to enjoy. If you can't finish your pizza, that's okay! However, most pizza places in Italy won't allow you to take your leftovers home. Italian pizzas are rarely served pre-sliced, but they'll come with a fork and a knife for cutting the pizza. You can make slices, or cut bite-sized pieces to pop into your mouth. For Neapolitan pizza places in Italy, it's customary to eat the entire pizza with a fork and knife, not your hands. In Rome specifically, once you have your pizza cut, you can pick it up and eat the individual slices however you want. The crusts are thinner and crispy, which makes them perfect for eating with your hands. Be careful! Italian pizzas are served extremely hot, so you might want to wait a second for the crust to cool after you slice it. Most pizza places will service pizza al taglio, or pizza by the slice. They'll cut off a slice from a big pizza and serve it to you at a to-go window. It's acceptable to eat this pizza with your hands while walking around. The shape and size of the pizza slices will depend on the restaurant making them. Some of them can be really big, so be prepared for a full meal!
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Eat the entire pizza on your own. Use a fork and a knife to cut the pizza into smaller pieces. Pick up Roman slices and fold them if the crust is crispy. Order "pizza al taglio" if you're on the go.
Article: Eventually you will be able to stop doing the cleaning yourself and just run the business end, which is the only way you will be able to grow your business. Start out with one part time employee. Train this person and let him or her take your place one day a week. Then have this employee take your place two days a week and so on. When training new employees, always, either train them yourself or have a lead person train them. There should be a lead person on each and every cleaning jobsome employees have a tendency to slack off when they are on their own. Do a regular check the quality of the employee's work, to reassure yourself that your standards are being maintained. You will eventually get to the point where you have enough employees and lead people and you will be able to stop working in your business and start running your business. You will find that after awhile it will get to be too much trying to clean everyday and at the same time giving estimates, answering calls, scheduling, doing book work, obtaining new clients, etc. This is when it's time to consider a permanent base somewhere beyond your home (if you haven't already done so) and you might even consider franchising your business if you've been particularly successful in establishing your niche.
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As you start to get more clients, you will be able to hire more part time help. Change from doing the heavy work to managing the business.