How to park in a parking lot
Find a parking space not surrounded by many cars.
It will be easier to practice parking with fewer obstacles in your way.
When you are practicing, you will want to do this in a parking lot that isn't crowded.

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- Park a couple of feet away and make sure there is ample space for people to arrive and go. This allows you to observe the traffic flow and practice parking from afar.
- As you are learning, you might make mistakes. In an area with no cars, you are unlikely to hit anything as you practice your parking skills.
- If there are cars that might cut you off from getting inside, you might be more likely to accidentally cause an accident. Park in a space where the car you want to park next to is not in the same space.
- Parking in lots that are crowded will make it look like you have more space and the parking spot is bigger than normal. Hold your knife and map out the parking spot right away.

As you are learning, you might make mistakes. In an area with no cars, you are unlikely to hit anything as you practice your parking skills.

How to be nice to teachers
Be prepared.
Try to be prepared for every lesson so that you can follow along easily. Make sure you have the right supplies, books and completed assignments for each lesson.

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- Try not to relax if the teacher is rude to you. Practice some basic skills with the teachers so you know what they are doing and how to best handle the situation.
- When you go into class, be ready to learn. When you're doing your homework the night before, write down any questions you have about it.
- If you have an obstacle course or week time limit, develop your own schedule so that you can do it every day. If you can, buy a couple of assignments you can use as just that.
- Listen to the teacher and try to understand. If they ever turn down an assignment you want to ask why, it must be really important.

When you go into class, be ready to learn. When you're doing your homework the night before, write down any questions you have about it.

How to throw a 1980s prom party
Get permission from your parents first.
If they are going to be out of town, have the party at a friends house. This may sound like no fun but believe me let the party that everyone remembers because the cops were called be at someone else's house a different time.

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- Get some new outfits for the theme of the party. Decide if you want to bring a lot of people and what colors you want.
- Figure out where the party will be. Best chances are at your house or a friends house.
- Make the party your' school party'. Make it a smell and color party for all of you.
- Take your iphone with you to the party. Never just bring your iphone with you and resist the urge to upload pictures of people you don't recognize or pictures of new friends or strangers.

Figure out where the party will be. Best chances are at your house or a friends house.

We see the outside of a restaurant with a snow like graphic on the bottom. We see men inside the bar and one man speaking into a microphone. we

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- see the men break dancing for the crowd.
- see a man outside talking.
- then see ladies playing beer pong against a team of men.
- see the ending screen.
then see ladies playing beer pong against a team of men.