Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Type "Can I can help you with anything else today? Use "XOXO" to end a text or chat with your crush or significant other. Text "TTYL, I'm driving" to politely end a conversation fast. Mention that a friend just stopped by unexpectedly. Tell the person you need to get to sleep.

Answer: " if you're at work. In a professional live chat setting, always end the session by asking the customer if you've answered all of their questions and if there is anything else you can help them with today. Once the customer confirms that they're all set, you can say something like: "Don't hesitate to contact us via chat if you need additional assistance." "We appreciate your business. Thanks and have a great day." If you're chatting with your crush and you aren't sure how to end the conversation, try signing off with "XOXO" which means "hugs and kisses." This is also a great way to show your interest in the person without seeming too mushy or over the top. It's also a very natural way to end a chat or text session with your significant other. If you just met the person, using "XOXO" probably isn't a great idea. If you want to end a text conversation quickly without seeming rude, try this approach. "Talk to you later" is vague, so you aren't committed to resuming the conversation later, and everyone knows driving while texting is dangerous. This usually prevents the other person from replying, as well! This is another great way to end a text or chat session in a hurry without coming off as rude. You can type something like, "A friend just popped over unexpectedlycan we chat later?" or "Someone is knocking on my doorI'd better go see who it is. TTYL!" You can say something like, "It's getting pretty late..." or "I'd better hit the sack, I have an early meeting in the morning" to politely and quickly bring a text or chat conversation to an end. If it's late at night and you're both going to sleep, you can end with something like "Sweet dreams!" to officially end the conversation. You could also say something like: "I completely lost track of time! I need to go to bed or I'll be useless tomorrow. Let's chat tomorrow!" Try playfully saying something like "It's past my bed time" to hint that you need to end the conversation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Throw a slider by aiming the holes to your right, if you're right-handed. Position the holes to the left for a screwball, if you're a right-handed pitcher. Position the holes upward for a straight fastball. Turn your grip sideways with the holes facing down for a riser. Point the holes upwards with a sideways grip for a sinker. Cover up the holes with your middle finger for a 12-6 curveball.

Answer: Start by making a "C" with your index finger, middle finger, and thumb. Get these 3 fingers into position around the ball. If you're a right-handed pitcher, rotate the ball so the holes point toward your right side. If you're a left-handed pitcher then point the holes toward your left. Make sure that your hands don't cover any of the openings for this pitch. Throw this right down the middle rather than angling your arm. This is the most commonand possibly the easiestWiffle ball pitch. Or aim the holes toward the right if you're a left-handed pitcher. Create a "C" with your index finger, middle finger, and thumb, then place your hands around the ball without covering any of the holes. Let the ball slide off your fingers when you throw it to give it some spin. When throwing this pitch, angle it away from the batter, across your body, to accomodate for the break. With the holes pointed upwards, place your index and middle fingers on the spaces between the holes. Keep your thumb directly below them on the smooth side of the ball so that your hand forms a "C" shape. Make sure you use a relatively loose, flexible grip with your ring finger barely grazing the ball. Modify this by covering up 2 of the holes with your top 2 fingers, and try pitching this at a variety of arm angles. Use a scuffed ball, or a ball you've scratched and scored so it has a rougher texture, to throw a more powerful fastball. When practicing this, stand close to your target and start with slow arm movements. Once you're warmed up, back up farther away from the target and speed up your pitch. This will help avoid an injury. Make a "C" with your index finger, middle finger, and thumb as you would for a slider, but position your fingers so they're running parallel to the ground. Keep your pinky and ring fingers to the side or try curling them up in the small circle between the holes where the patent number is printed. Throw this as a sidearm pitch, keeping the release point low. Just before the release point, snap your wrist to get the maximum rise. This pitch is similar to the riser, but the holes should be pointing up instead of down. Grip your index and middle fingers around 1 side of the ball with your thumb on the other side so your hand forms a "C." Keep your hands parallel to the ground with the holes facing upwards. Try curling your pinky and ring fingers below the bottom of the ball. Throw this as a sidearm pitch to encourage the ball to sink downward. Position the ball with the holes facing downward. Grip it with your index and middle fingers close together, but with your middle finger covering about 3 of the holes. Give the ball some topspin by flicking your wrist so your fingers roll off the bottom of the Wiffle ball. Try modifying the position of the ball so the holes face to your right if you're right-handed for a different effect.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let your budgie spend time outside of its cage. Let your budgie sit on your shoulder. Keep your budgie healthy and happy with toys. Continue to talk to your bird.

Answer:
Once tamed and trained, your budgie will need at least an hour per day outside of its cage for exercise and play. Make sure all windows and doors are closed for safety. It's also a good idea to cover windows and mirrors so your budgie does not accidentally fly into them. Once your budgie is comfortable being moved around outside of your cage, you can try to set it gently on your shoulder. Many budgies can be trained to perch there. Budgies will enjoy having a number of toys to choose from. You can use these toys as an opportunity to bond with your budgie. Try rotating toys regularly (at least every month) to keep it happy. Good budgie-appropriate toys should be available at pet supply stores and include: Ladders Swings Mirrors Bells Wooden chew toys (these are good for keeping your budgie's beak trimmed) Non-poisonous house plants. Your budgie can fly from its cage to the plant and back. You want your budgie to be used to the sound of your voice, so continue to talk to it as it bonds with you. Many budgies can be taught to mimic words and noises.