Q: Many business gurus will state you need to look your best if you want to maximize your sales potential. While this is absolutely true, it doesn't necessarily mean dressing up in your finest suit. Rather, you should dress the way you think your customer would feel most comfortable and impressed with. Formal business wear is fairly standard in upper-level business spheres, but more casual settings might favour appropriately casual dress. As much as you'll want to impress the customer with your professionalism and adhere to the workplace's dress code, you also want to appear approachable and friendly. If you're making the sale employed under someone else, you'll also obviously need to consider how your boss will react to your wardrobe before taking the customer's whims into consideration. Semi-formal business wear fits the vast majority of business situations if you're unsure. As a rule, it is better to be too formal than too casual. Being too formal might make it harder to relate with the customer, but being too casual will make it harder for the customer to respect you. Respect is essential if you want to make a sale work. Punctuality is an incredibly simple (and easy) way to impress a customer and just about anyone else you'll be dealing with professionally. This doesn't just mean getting somewhere on time; it means being absolutely ready for whatever time you set to meet. This could involve coming fifteen minutes earlier than you are expected. By coming early, you'll have all of your things ready and have time to adjust for any unforeseen complications. An important side effect to punctuality is how much less stressed you'll feel. If you're prone to stress, getting to a sales meeting early will give you time to get your bearings and relax. Part of a great sales routine is knowing exactly what you have to offer, and the kind of person that is going to want what you're selling. If you have the ideal customer in mind, you can start to go ahead and imagine the sort of salesman they would be most inclined to buy from. Being able to predict your ideal customer's ideal salesman will gradually inform the way you present yourself. The more specific the type of customers you attract, the better (and easier) business will be for you.
A: Dress to suit the circumstance. Be punctual. Attract the specific kind of customer you want.

Article: If there is a center turn lane present, you must use it to turn left. Don't attempt to turn left directly out of the regular flow of traffic. Passing on the left is generally illegal, and it is especially dangerous with a center turn lane since there may be cars coming in the opposite direction. Only emergency vehicles may use the center turn lane as a regular driving lane. In some cities where traffic gets especially busy, the center turn lane is occasionally modified to a regular driving lane during rush hour. Only use the center turn lane in this way if you are sure it is legal. Most states require that you wait until 200 or 300 feet before your turn before pulling into the center turn lanealthough some states simply state that you cannot drive in the center turn lane for more than a "reasonable" distance. Don't pull into the center turn lane when your turn is several block ahead. The distance you guy drive in a center turn lane varies by state. Check your local laws. Cars turning left onto the main road will have to cross the center turn lane. Keep an eye out for cars about to pull into the center turn lane from side streets or driveways.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Always use the center turn lane to turn left. Don't pass in the center turn lane. Don't use the center lane as a driving lane. Don't pull into the center turn lane too soon. Watch for traffic using the center turn lane to cross the road.

Q: Once you meet an officer, you can build relations by exchanging information about your lives. Look for opportunities to tell them interesting information about you, such as your hobbies or career. Ask them questions about themselves to stimulate conversation. Do this over time, and you can see if you are interested in asking them out. If you meet an officer online, you can jump right in and ask them questions about their life and interests, such as their favorite food and where they grew up. If you meet them at a bar, coffee shop, or neighborhood watch meeting, ask them how their day is going, and check in each time you see them to build a dialogue. If you're interested in the officer, offer your phone number to them so you can keep in touch. You can have them add it to their personal cell phone, or write it down on a scrap piece of paper or napkin. Alternatively, ask them for their phone number. You can pull out your cell phone to suggest you want to add their contact, for example. Flirting is an art in and of itself, but to give off hints you can make eye contact and smile. Offer the officer compliments, and brush against their shoulder or arm. Act happy and cheerful throughout your interactions. Ladies can also show off their neck or wear red lipstick for flirtatious touches. Men can mimic the body language of female officers to get their interest. Keep your flirting subtle at first to avoid seeming desperate or like you are trying too hard. When you and the officer have exchanged some conversation and broken the ice with some flirting, offer to meet up for a drink or a meal. You can simply suggest the idea by asking what they are doing this weekend, or pitch your date by explaining how it will benefit them. For example, if you are talking to someone online and you've both hinted at liking each other, you can say something like, "So, I'm thinking about trying this new restaurant this weekend. Want to try it with me?" Or, try after you've met an officer at a couple neighborhood watch events, say something like, "These meetings have been very productive. Would you like to get coffee to discuss other ways to help the community?"
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Chat with an officer to get to know them better. Exchange phone numbers. Be flirtatious with the police officer once you get to know each other. Invite the officer to go on a date when the time feels right.