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Going to the Chilli's in UCF

*This is an instructional on how to dine-in or carry-out at Chilli's at the University of Central Florida's campus (Not the bar area).*

If you've never been to the Chilli's at UCF, right by the entrance of the Student Union. It was recently added to the school's dinning services and it operates a bit differently than a normal Chilli's.

When you walk in the first thing you will see are dividers for a line that leads to the cashiers. Whether or not you plan on dining in or carrying out you must wait in the line. Menus are available while you wait to decide what you would like to eat. Once you reach the cashiers they will ask if you want to dine-in or carry-out. If you want carry-out you can simply wait until they bring out your food. If you want to dine-in then they'll give you a buzzard and you can sit anywhere you like. Once your food is ready your buzzard will start to buzz and an employee will bring the food to your table. There are no waiters or waitresses so if you would like something else you must go back to the cashiers at the front of the restaurant.

If you need a to-go box, you can ask an employee walking by or go to the cashiers to ask for one. Once you're done you can leave your plate by the drinks which are at the front of the store. There is a little area for you to put your plates.

*Note: This restaurant is easily accessible to those in wheel chairs.*
Going to Keke's on Alafaya

Keke's is a breakfast cafe open from 7am - 2:30pm daily on Alafaya Blvd (University Palms Shopping Center). Keke's is similar to most restaurants in approach. When you walk in, a host or hostess will greet you and ask how many people will be in your dining party. Because Keke's is a daytime cafe, lunch is the busiest time for this restaurant. Keke's does not take reservations, but you can call to ask about availability / wait time ((407) 542-1400). Once seated, a server will greet you shortly and ask about beverages to begin. Once you've decided what you'd like to order, inform your server and enjoy the made to order fresh entrees that Keke's offers everyday.

Menu: https://www.kekes.com/menu/
Purchasing Boba Tea

**Boba tea** (also known as bubble tea) is a Taiwanese drink that has found a popular following in the U.S. If you are interested in finding **boba tea**around the eastern Orlando area, you have many options to choose from. We will consider Kung Fu Tea[1] as a case study, though, like much of East Asian cuisine, American tastes have highly normalized
these shop’s offerings.

**What is Boba?**

**Boba** is a name for tapioca balls. The balls have a soft texture that are squishy and very chewy. They are usually served with iced and milk
teas as the hot tea would make the tapioca begin to melt. You will be given an
abnormally large straw, this is so the balls can fit.

**Navigating the Line**

Tea shops
often feel like a café: there are small tables with people talking or working, conversation can be heard as a mumble, and the worker at the counter will
welcome you. You do not need to respond to this welcome, they probably are not
giving you explicit attention until you reach the register.

A line (or queue) forms in front of the register. You wait in line until those ahead of you have moved forward. You can use this time to consider the menu (see below)

**Ordering from the Menu**

While waiting in line you can read the overheard menu. There are most always smaller
physical menus on the counter you can pick up while waiting. These can also be
taken with you if you are so inclined.

As an example, Kung Fu Tea offers various drinks besides teas. But teas alone are diverse
themselves: there are milk teas, iced teas, fruit teas, brewed teas, all hot or cold. **Boba** is served as an addition,
so you must specify you want it added. There are more toppings such as red bean (a sweet paste), fruit, or jellies. There are several more ways to customize your
drink: how much sugar (as a percentage), ice, and the size of the beverage.

If you are
just ordering tea, they will not ask you if are ordering take-out (take-away).

You can now
pay with cash or card. Tips jars are usually found next to the register. While
there are electronic forms of tips if you pay with card, the employees may mention that only cash tips are divided among them (the digital tips going to
the store).

**While Waiting**

After you pay, you can step to the side of the register while your order is made. At Kung Fu Tea, there is a section at the opposite end of the counter for your order to
be delivered to. It is common to stand around where the tea is brought out when ready, or you can sit. The employee will bring it to the counter and read what the drink is, you can then get up and grab it from them.

**After Receiving Your Drink**

Though not ubiquitous, it is very common for boba tea to come with a plastic, sealed lid. You will need to stick your straw through this lid with some force.

You can sit in the café to drink or
leave now. The employee may say goodbye, again, you don’t need to respond. If
you do stay, there are often board games to be found for anyone to pick up and spend time at the tables in the shop with.
Dining at Sus-Hi Eatstation

*This is a guide for Sus-Hi Eatstation, located at 4498 N Alafaya Trail #324 right next to the UCF campus.*

 Sus-Hi Eatstation is a popular dining location for UCF students that serves sushi bowls, rolls, and wraps in an express style line.

When you first walk in, you will notice a high level of noise. The decor is meant to visually stimulate the eye and there is a large mural that depicts scenes of ninjas on the wall. The first step is to join the line of customers waiting to order. You will know where the line is located because there is a black rope that sections off a certain part of the restaurant specifically for customers to wait in line. There is also a red sign in the middle of the restaurant that indicates where the line begins. The typical wait time is 5-15 minutes, with a 30-40 minute wait during peak eating times. The slowest and quietest times are 11am-12pm and 4pm-5pm. If you don’t like long lines and crowds it is best to avoid this restaurant between 1pm-2pm and 6pm-8pm.

After you get in line, you will need to decide what you want to order. The employees make your order directly in front of you as you tell them the ingredients you would like. This setup is similar to popular restaurants Subway and Chipotle. The first step is to decide whether you want to bowl, roll, or wrap. A bowl has a white rice base, a roll has a seaweed base and creates a traditional sushi roll, and a wrap has a flour tortilla base. You choose white rice, brown rice, or salad greens as your filling and then select up to three proteins. Lastly, you add any other ingredients such as avocado, scallions, cheese, and edamame and pick a sauce.

Link to menu: http://www.sushieatstation.com/menu/

You then pay for your meal and can select to either eat your meal in the restaurant or take it to go. This restaurant utilizes an iPad instead of a traditional cash register. The iPad is connected to a stand that swivels to face the customer when it is time to swipe their credit card. You will be prompted on the iPad to leave a tip before you pay, although it is optional. 10% is the average tip rate at this restaurant. If you decide to eat your meal in the restaurant, then there is a station that provides napkins, silverware, a complementary soy sauce.

This restaurant can be overly stimulating, especially during busy times.The restaurant is very quirky and has a few unique trademarks. When the employees use a blowtorch to melt cheese over someone’s meal, they yell “FIRE!” very loudly. This is not meant to be taken literally, it is a silly catchphrase the restaurant uses to entertain the customers. Additionally, when you enter, the staff greets you by yelling, “Welcome Ninja.” When you order your meal the employees will address you as “Ninja” or “Lady Ninja” if you are female. This is because the restaurant is themed around a ninja concept. Don’t worry, the employees don't actually believe that you are a ninja!
How to Order at Viet-Nomz

Viet-Nomz is an asian-fusion restaurant; more specifically, the restaurant’s owners consider Viet-Nomz to be a “modern street-fare concept to the traditional Vietnamese cuisine.” For anyone that has a love of pho or Vietnamese food in general, Viet-Nomz is a must-see in Orlando. The restaurant offers large portions, beautiful decor, and is run by a friendly staff. Luck of all of us, Viet-Nomz has just opened its second location just 3.5 miles from UCF’s main campus!

**How to navigate the Viet-Nomz menu:**

When you arrive at Viet-Nomz, you’ll need to make your selection quickly. Viet-Nomz
operates similar to a Starbucks, you place your order immediately upon entering and then select where you’ll be sitting.

Luckily, you can always review their menu ahead of time by visiting their website: https://www.vietnomzfl.com/menu.

The menu isn’t very complex but it does require you to be decisive. Viet-Nomz uses a “build-you-own” approach to Pho. The upside? You get to personalize the perfect bowl of Pho. The downside? You’ll need to make lots of choices and do it pretty quickly (unless you have the time to review the menu before arriving.

**Choices, Choices, Choices:**

As a headsup, here are some of the things you’ll need to ask yourself if you decide to go the route of “build-you-own” bowl:

What sort of broth do I want? You can choose from beef, chicken, or vegetarian.

So I want meat in my dish? You have plenty of options here (steak, chicken, brisket, etc.) You’ll be able to choose 2 with no additional cost to your bowl

Do I want these choices made for me?? Personally, I found myself a bit overwhelmed
by the Viet-Nomz the first time I visited. If you’d prefer, you always have the
option to scan the menu for a dish where the ingredients have been pre-selected for you.

My personal recommendation is the “What the Pho?!” This is a pho dish with chicken broth, beef, and a mountain of fresh veggies.
Going to a soccer game with your girlfriends family

*My example will be at Austin Tindall park, Kissimmee Fl.*

*Ahead of the event you should consider grabbing any of these three items:*

*-Umbrella/Rain-slicker*

*-Portable chair*

*-Refreshment/snack*

When entering the grounds you will have the ability do drive to your left or right. Both deliver you to a series of rows, roughly 35-40 cars deep. Depending on what game is going on, the lots available will vary. This afternoon we took the left.

Inside there are two gravel roads wide enough for three cars to fit back to front. The roads are divided by fence, the same fence lines the perimeter of the parking lots. As a driver, you can place your vehicle in these areas, the recommended practice is parking perpendicular to a fence.

After parking, you would walk to where the lots converge. \*don't forget your items\* Following a path in the ground, you can walk past visibly numbered lots. My soccer game was in lot 3, the furthest back space. Once you see your game, find your friends/family and pop open a chair. On this particular day it rained on and off a few times, a spitting definition of scattered showers. Not much rain shelter is provided, besides one kiosk/headquarters area. Which has a concession stand attached but remained un-occupied. The mini-Base is located in the epicenter of the Austin Tindall park.

If you're not into soccer joy can be found watching spectators. As far as games went this one was close. Taking all of 4 quarters, the teams tied with 2 points. This begins over-time, where first goal wins. In the grit of it all neither team yields. Following 15 minutes of over-time the teams pick 5 players and have them kick penalty goals against one another. Which ever team has the most successful kicks wins the match. My team lost, but they played well.

When its all over and you've given the family hugs, follow back to the path all the way to your vehicle.
Ordering a 4 For 4 at Wendy's

After pulling up to the speaker in the drive thru, the employee on the microphone will offer you their specials. After kindly declining the special you can proceed to ask for the 4 for 4 meal.

**4 for 4**

This deal consists of your choice of sandwich, a 4 count nugget, small fry, and a small beverage. The sandwich choices include: Jr. Cheeseburger, Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe, Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger, Double Stack, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Crispy Chicken BLT, Grilled Chicken Wrap, and Spicy Chicken Wrap. The beverage includes their Coke product fountain drinks, as well as a Frosty that you can order as a substitute. They offer premium beverages that include flavored teas and lemonades, however, there is an upcharge to substitute these for your regular beverage.

**Ordering**

Usually, when you tell the employee that you'd like the 4 for 4, they will assist you in the ordering process by asking what type of sandwich and drink you'd like; to make sure the order comes out perfectly to your expectations. At the end, they will ask if you'd like any sauce( BBQ, Sweet & Sour, S'Awesome Sauce, Buttermilk Ranch, Honey Mustard, and/or Sriracha Sauce). Once done ordering, they may give you your order total at the speaker or tell you to pull up to the window for it as well as your food.

After receiving your order, make sure to check the bag for the correct food items, or any necessary items that you may need like straws, napkins, and any sauces. Enjoy!
Conquering the First Visit to the Printing Lab

This instructional is based off visiting the UCF SGA (Student Government Association) Main Print Lab, 4000 Central Florida Blvd. Orlando, Florida.

The SGA Main Print Lab is located on the second floor of the Student Union at UCF main campus. When you arrive at the entrance of the UCF Student Union Building, walk through the main doors. On the left is the Blackstone Launchpad New Business Center and on the right is a Chili's restaurant and if you look straight ahead there is large circular lobby with the UCF symbol.  At this point, turn left and you will see ahead of you are the elevators you will take to the 2nd floor. As you get off the elevator, turn right and another right and you’ll arrive at the entrance to the printing lab.

Upon arrival at the printing lab, you will need to be checked in with your UCF ID by one of the assistants at the service desk in the front of the room. Depending upon the time of the day, the line are not too long,  there are approximately 4-5 students in the line but it moves very quickly as there are 13 printing stations. You will be assigned a computer to access your documents and for printing.

The number you are assigned is for locating the printing station and later collecting your printed papers from the printers. The lab also has a wheelchair accessible station where an individual can complete her work while seated. The assistants are also available for walking the student through the printing process if it is his first time using the lab or if he is unable to complete the process himself. The student assistants are polite, efficient and helpful.

After you have completed printing your papers, your computer screen will indicate which printing station you can collect your work  ( this is at the end of the aisle from your assigned computer.

The printing lab allows 100 free black and white prints per week with your student ID. There is a fee for any extra and colored prints are extra. The other services available at the lab are printing for posters, scanners and faxes.

Personal Experience;

I used the school mailing store for all my homework, reports and assignments the entire first semester and paid extra for it. At first, I was really uncomfortable walking into the school’s printing lab with other student there who looked like they knew what they were doing. When I  finally visited the printing lab this semester (I was spending too much on printing) the student assistants made me very comfortable and made sure I knew how to use everything before they left me alone to print my papers in privacy.
Sweets by Holly

WHAT IS SWEETS BY HOLLY

Located at Waterford Lakes Town Center, 711 North Alafaya
Trail, Orlando FL 32828, Orlando, FL 32828, Sweets by Holly, often called
“Sweets” is a contemporary bakery full of different sized cupcakes and
self-serve soft serve ice-cream with different toppings. If you love sweet
treats this is the place for you. Holly, the creator of Sweets is a very
recognized baker with over 20 years of experiences. She was even on the show
cupcake wars.

ENVIRONMENT

As soon as you walk in you smell pure dessert bliss. From
all of the cupcakes and ice cream you will smell the sweetest smell of your
life. It’s strong, but not overbearing. The lighting is bright but warm when
its dark out, and during the day Sweets us flooded with natural light. The face
of sweets is entirely glass, with 3 red/brown hanging overs above the door.
Outside there are several tables with yellow umbrellas over the to sit and dine
outside if you would like.

When you first walk into sweets you have a view of the
entire bakery, its not very large. The self-serve ice-cream is directly to your
right. The cupcakes are on display directly across from the entrance, net to the
cashiers. Booth seating is to your left when you walk in, and there are several
small high-top tables that seat two in the middle of the room.
Eating at Pita Stop UCF

Whether you're hungry for some falafel, hummus, or some stuffed grape leaves, Pita Stop is the place for you!

**Location**

Pita Stop is located on the bottom floor of the student union at UCF. More precisely, it is behind the main staircase, across the hall from Knightstop and Sushi, and directly next to the pretzels and cookie cakes.

**How It Works**

First, you walk in on the left hand side of the restaurant. The first thing you will see is the cookie cakes, and the pretzel stand. This is designed to showcase the other possible snacks that you can also get in this facility. The line is often out the door, and this gives you time to look at all of the menus, including the pretzels, cookie cakes, and Pita Stop. Then as you make your way to the register, you will see all of the side dishes that Pita Stop has to offer. They are all pre-prepared and showcased, which entices people to buy them. Then you make your way to the register, and order your food. You pay with cash or credit, and wait for your food to be prepared. You then wait off to the side, and let other people order. You will then see the topping stations, which include napkins, forks, knives, and plenty of condiments, including a variety of hot sauces. Once your order is called, you get your food and leave through the same way you walked in. This leads you to tables outside the restaurant, where you can eat your food.

**Food Choice Examples**
How to Use The UCF SGA Print Lab

*This Wiki details the process of using the SGA Print Lab on the second floor of the Student Union at the University of Central Florida*

In a rush? Need to print, ASAP? Then the SGA Print Lab on the second floor of the UCF Student Union is where you need to go! This is an express print lab that allows students to stay at a computer for no more than fifteen minutes and print up to 100 free black and white pages for free with a valid UCF student ID.

The first step is the get in the line. The line usually starts before the door of the print lab. While you are in line, be sure to have your UCF student ID out. You will not be allowed into the print lab without it.

When it is your turn after waiting in line, you will speak with a computer lab employee. The first thing they will do is swipe your student ID. Then they will assign you a computer number to go or they will give you waitlist number if all the computers are currently in use. If you ask then the computer lab employee can usually tell you your expected wait time if you get put on the waitlist.

If you receive a waitlist number, then you will sit in one of the grey chairs directly outside of the print lab and wait for your waitlist number to be called. They will give you a piece of plastic with your waitlist number to hold. When your waitlist number is called then you should return it to the computer lab employee and head to the computer number they instruct you to go to. There is a computer station in the lab specifically designed for students in wheelchairs, so if you have one then they will direct you to that specific computer station.

Once you are at your computer, you don't need to log in. If the computer is locked, pressing the "enter" button will unlock it. Then you can pull up anything you need to print and print it out. Black and white printing is free as long as you don't exceed 100 prints a week.

When you print, you can either select "Printer 1" or Printer 2", it doesn't matter which. You then exit out of your browser tabs when you are finished with the computer and head to the printer to collect your prints. There are two large industrial printers in the lab that have large yellow signs on them that say "Printer 1" and "Printer 2".

Once you are done printing you can exit the lab. Before you go, be sure the tell a computer lab employee which computer number you were at so they know that it is now available.

The SGA Print Lab is open from 7am-10pm Monday through Friday. It is closed on Saturdays and is open from 11am-6pm on Sundays. If you don't like large crowds or want to avoid a long wait time, it is best to avoid using the Print Lab between 11am-2pm. The quietest and least crowded times are between 7am-10am and anytime after 3pm.

Congratulations, you just conquered the SGA Print Lab!
Your Guide to UCF Football Gams

After an unparalleled winning streak, UCF Football games have been drawing more and more attention from students and football fans across the
country. Naturally, there are plenty of students interested in making their way to this season’s home games for the first time. UCF Football games are jam-packed
with a number of traditions and lesser-known rules that you’ll want to familiarize yourself with before you make your way to Spectrum Stadium.

### **Before Game Day**

* **Secure your ticket!** If you are a UCF student, tickets are free to you. All you need to do is open ucfstudenttix.com on your smart phone to redeem your ticket. You will still need your UCF ID when you make your way to the game, but redeeming your ticket is pivotal. If you aren’t a UCF student, you can purchase tickets online through UCF Athletics.

* **Dress to impress**. As you probably guessed, attire at football

games is causal. What you might not know is that UCF Athletics has an
unofficial dress code for each game. For example, on September 21st the theme is “Black Out.” Students are encouraged to wear UCF gear in black. To check the theme for your game in 2018, you can visit http://ucfknights.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=211734284&DB\_OEM\_ID=34100.

### **Game Day**

**Be an Early Bird.** UCF Football draws huge crowds. Between limited parking and increased traffic, you’ll want to make sure you arrive to the game early to give yourself ample time to settle in.

**Know what you can bring into the game**. Before you arrive, you’ll want to ensure you’re not turned away from the stadium. A few of the prohibited items include camera bags, backpacks, coolers, large purses, and drawstring bags. If your bag or purse is any larger than 4.5’ by 6.5’, it will need to be

transparent.

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### **Game Day**

Once you’ve made it to the game, make sure to participate in
these cornerstone traditions:

* Learn the words to the UCF Fight song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyTAH1dzOEI

* Hold up 3 fingers on 3rd down defense while band plays 3rd down song

* During Kickoff, Everyone will yell “awwww… U-C-F-Knights!”

* Whenever a U-C-F chant begins, fans use hand motions to spell out U-C-F.
Going To A UCF Yoga Class

Going to a yoga class can be a great way to exercise and practice a better mentality. Every yoga class that I have been to has been a positive, accepting space, and UCF is no different. There are various yoga classes that UCF offers - such as restorative yoga or advanced yoga - but I am regarding the standard Yoga class. You can sign up to make sure you have a spot through the RWC website under 'Group Exercise' (http://rwc.sdes.ucf.edu/programs/fitness/group-exercise). If you don't sign up, there is still a decent chance you'll be able to attend the class. Every class offers free yoga mats and blocks but make sure to bring your UCF ID with you to be swiped in at the front desk. They encourage arriving about 15 minutes before the class start time. There will most likely be a formed line to wait in before the class starts. Once the class opens, you can grab a mat and a block from the left side of the from (a cabinet for the blocks and a small side room for the mats) and place your personal belongings in the cabinets towards the right. Once you've gathered your mat and block, find a place on the floor to lay out your mat. Once settled, feel free to relax seated on your mat until the class begins.
Dining at Texas Roadhouse

Texas Roadhouse is a restaurant chain that specializes in steaks with a Texas/Mid-Western theme. The closest location by UCF is about 15 min away in Oviedo; 2859 Clayton Crossing Way Oviedo, FL 32765.

As soon as you walk in, you are warmly greeted by a number of hosts. A host/hostess will ask for the amount of people in your party and, if you are lucky enough to go at a time when there is no wait, they will take you to your table. Not before grabbing a basket of their signature yeast rolls with a small cup of their Cinnamon Honey Butter.

Be sure to take in the atmosphere and decor as you are taken to your seat. Due to the Midwestern theme, you will hear Country Western music playing through the restaurant, see decorations such as deer heads and beer signs along the walls, and you may even feel open peanut shells on the ground as you walk.

Once you reach your table, you will see a basket of complimentary peanuts waiting for you on the table along with another empty basket for you to dispense the empty shells. Given the fact that the floor is showered in peanut shells, it is safe to assume that it is appropriate behavior to just throw the shells on the ground as well...however, I've never done it.

Like any other restaurant, your waiter will come to the table to introduce themself, take your drink order, and ask if you would like an appetizer. Their "Starters" include a rack of ribs, boneless buffalo wings, cheese fries, and a fried onion; also known as the Cactus Blossom.

Their regular menu items include a wide variety of:

* Steaks

* Ribs
* Chicken Specialties
* Seafood
* Country Dinners
* Salads
* Combos

~with sides like baked potatoes and green beans to compliment your entree.

~with great sides such as baked potatoes and green beans to compliment your entree.

Just like any other restaurant, your waiter will come to your table, introduce themselves, take your drink order, and ask if you would like to order an appetizer.

Given the dishes that they serve, the turn around time for your food is relatively quick; that's my favorite part. If you're thinking of going and dining at Texas Roadhouse, I recommend trying one of their steaks; you won't regret it.
Setting up for a Party

*This will be held at a two story house with a pool and upstairs balcony.*

**Define Party:**

We all know the three key ingredients to a successful bash. Tasty food, energetic music, and lively atmosphere.

Food: Preparations are minimal. If the event is more formal, you'll need a few weeks prior to mull over the possibility of catering. If you are just looking for casual festivities, read on. Don't worry too much about this one, the key here is simplicity. Stick to crowd favorites, like pizza, chips, and possibly some barbecue and buns. These are safe foods for everyone, familiar and unlikely to be averted. Try to avoid over complicated dishes like casseroles, as the mystery can sometimes drive guests away. Consider a plate of desserts to balance the smorgasbord, as an appeal for the sweet tooth craving. Any more than 2 or 3 desserts will most likely go to waste, as the heartier food will take the stage. The best ratio to follow is 50% crowd favorite (i.e. 2 bottles of Coke) and 25% option B (i.e.1 bottle of Sprite) 25% option C (i.e. 1 bottle of lemonade).

Music: This one has the most leeway. Think about your guests preferences, and play music that is consistent with what you know they will enjoy. Good party music will be catchy, uplifting, and lighthearted. Anything too harsh can influence the mood, especially if this event is 21+. If you don't already have a playlist meeting this criteria in mind, try a Billboard Top 100 list or Pandora radio station of Mambo No.5. These are safe options for all.

Atmosphere: Give yourself 5-6 hours prior to the party to set up. Rearrange your space to be all inclusive, with plenty of chairs. If you have a few chairs set up in a corner of your house, try moving them to the entertainment arena to keep everyone united. Centralize the music and food to the main space, and add some hang up lights- kill the main ones for a relaxed and easy going mood. The invitation list should extend to friends and friends of friends, avoiding the general public to keep control as well as for safety.

These are the essentials for a great party. The last note to add, is remember to expect the unexpected. You can follow this advice perfectly, and still find yourself falling off a balcony in the height of your event. This can be a shocking and slightly uncomfortable experience. You may find your concerned party guests surrounding you, and the best thing to do here is to move forward. After you've made sure you are safe, reassure the guests that you are well and allow the adrenalines momentum to propel you through the tension and on to the stage. After all, the show must go on.
Ordering at Chik Fil A

**The Service**

Before you place your order, please understand that you will be met with the best customer service one could ever experience. Whether you go inside to order or the drive thru, the Chik-Fil-A employee that takes your order will greet you with a big smile.

Given the popularity of this fast food chain, 9/10 it will be busy. There will be several people waiting for their order to be taken as well. However, do not let this discourage you. Chik-Fil-A has mastered their customer service and hospitality to make sure that you get your food quickly and efficiently.

**The Menu**

Chik-Fil-A offers you an array of dishes comprised of chicken that you can have either grilled or fried. You can order nuggets, sandwiches, strips, salads, biscuits, and wraps. One of their most famous menu item is the Waffle Fry. Apart from that, they also have some promising sides that include hash browns (breakfast) fruit, a side salad, soup, fruit parfait, waffle potato chips, and applesauce. They serve coke products, but their specialty drinks are fresh lemonade and sweet tea. For desserts, they offer an ice cream cone, milkshakes, and a chocolate chip cookie.

**Ordering Inside**

Feel free to take your time while ordering, they will not make you feel rushed. While ordering, the cashier will help guide you through the process by asking questions like, "what size would you like?" so as to make sure you get exactly what you want. After ordering your food, they will ask you if you would like any sauces. They have a wide array of sauces that include BBQ, ranch, honey mustard, buffalo, sriracha, polynesian, and Chik-fil-A sauce. When all of that is done, they will complete the order by kindly asking your name.

**Ordering in the Drive-Thru**

Just about every stand alone Chik-fil-A with a drive-thru has more than one drive-thru line. Depending on the time on the time of the day, both of these lines could be wrapped around the building and even into the street, or it could be a more convenient time with very cars waiting. In the predicament that it is busy, there will be employees waiting outside to take your order. They will come up to your car with a paper copy of the menu and ask for your order. Just like inside, the steps are the same. However, depending on how busy it is, they may have you pay with them, at the pay station they have set up outside, or at the window.
Going to Chipotle

*This instructional is*
for the Chipotle on University Boulevardand Collegiate Way

When you get to Chipotle, it might be a little

busy so if
there's no parking you can always park at the Steak and Shake next door to it.

**Ordering Online**

Start by going on the Chipotle website, there should be in
big letters "ORDER ONLINE" at the top. Once you click that it will
direct you to the log in page. If you don't already have an account you can
easily make one by making a username, password and entering your email. Once
that's done it will give you a page full of options you can choose from. You
can choose if you want a bowl, salad, tacos, kids meal, and sides and drinks.

Once you choose your option another page of options will pop
up. You can choose what protein, beans, rice, and other extras you want.  When you're done picking what you want you
click "Add Meal to Bag." The page that will appear will ask which
Chipotle you want to pick the meal up at as well as the time (Delivery is not
an option unless you use a third party service like Order Up or UberEats.) If
you don't know which Chipotle you are looking for, it gives you the option to
find the closest one to your location. Then you click "Complete
Order" and you're good to go. When you get to the restaurant you can skip
the line and walk right up to the cashier. Wait to the side and they'll see you
standing there and ask you what your name is for the order.

**Ordering in Person**

Upon entering the physical location of Chipotle on
University Boulevard and Collegiate Way, you will see the line right in front of you. There will
be a railing to stand by. When you first come across a Chipotle employee they
will ask if what you want. Looking at the menu, you can choose a bowl, salad,
or burrito. The first couple of questions they will ask you is if you want
white or brown rice, black or brown beans, and what kind of protein. There will
be a glass between you and the food, behind the glass will be employees putting
what you want in your food. It'll be like an assembly line and you point to
what toppings you want.

When you get to the cash register you will be asked if the
food is for dining or to go. If it's for to-go they will put it in a takeout
bag for you, if it's for dine-in then they'll put it on a tray for you can take
a seat wherever you like. If you want a drink you can just say you'd like a
fountain drink or you can pick from the bottled drinks in the fridge behind the
cashier. If you wanted a fountain drink then they'll give you a cup and you can
walk over to the fountain drink dispenser. It'll be right next to the cashier,
towards the dining tables.  If you had
decided to dine-in then right by the door is a shelf to put your tray and under
the shelf is garbage to put your trash. Then you can walk out and you're good to
go.

*Side note:*
Unfortunately, at this location there are no accessible stations. However,
there is handicap parking.
Just Puppies

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**What is Just Puppies**

In case you were wondering what Just Puppies is, it’s a Puppy store and it rocks my world. It’s easily one of my favorite dog stores, located at 1922 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803. The dogs seem to be treated very well, are reasonably prices for a pet store, are healthy, and are incredibly socialized. You are able to pick up which ever puppy you want and play with them. It’s my go to place to calm my anxiety or depression during those off periods. Essentially, it’s highly recommended.

**Parking**

Once you turn into the complex, you will see a little parking lot directly behind the strip. The parking is very limited with about 10-12 spots. Don’t fret if you don’t get a spot in the official parking lot though, because right across the street there is additionally parking, and with the exception of couple cars it is almost always empty. That’s where I end up parking most of the time.

**Entrance**

When you first walk into the building you will see this:

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The room is filled with natural light, and often people. Just Puppies tends to attract a lot of people. To your right you will see different colored dog crates, leashes, toys, bowls, and other dog accessories or little knickknacks you might need for your puppy. In front of you there is a white counter. 1 to 2 employees can be expected to sit behind the register. To your left there is a room divider, creating one direction to walk in, ensuring you use the hand sanitizer at the end of the divider. Don’t worry if you forget they will remind you.

**The Puppy Rooms**

The layout of the establishment is quite simple. The small breed puppies are in the room upfront, and there are 2 playpens that are free to use whenever playing with a dog if they are open (you don’t need to ask permission). There is an additional room in the back where the large breed puppies are held. There are also 3 play playpens back there. All of the puppies are in held in cribs. They buy multiple puppies form the same litter so the puppies in each crib often look similar. You can pick up any puppy, and play with it. They also have little quarter machines with dog treats if you want to give the puppies some snacks.
How to Find an Inexpensive Off Campus UCF Game Day Event in Lake County, Central Florida.

The UCF Alumni Association hosts Game Day Events at the Gators Dockside Restaurant 1200 Oakley Seaver Dr., Clermont, Florida 34711. These are sponsored events open to Alumni and all UCF students and includes free food, face painting, photo booth, free spirit t-shirts, games and entertainment.

Gators Dockside  is a restaurant and sports bar that is located just off West Colonial Drive in Clermont, on the block between and Citrus Tower Blvd., and Highway 27. There is a very well lit parking lot with lots of parking spots.

When you get to the restaurant, let the host know you are there to join the UCF party and she will take you to the group. This is an American style restaurant and sports bar with several huge flat screen TV's at the rear of the room, this is usually where the game event is staged. Sign in,  introduce yourself to all the people in UCF t-shirts. Feel like getting away from the awkward huge crowds? Attend these events to see familiar friendly faces from UCF in a fun and easygoing atmosphere.

The UCF Current events https://www.facebook.com/ucflakecountyalumni/ The next upcoming event is the Watch Game event for the away game between UCF Knights vs Navy Midshipmen on October 21, 2017.
Volunteering at Feeding Children Everywhere

## Before You Go

Feeding Children Everywhere (FCE) is a nonprofit located in Orlando, Florida that package meals for disadvantaged communities both in the US and around the world.

The building is a warehouse-like structure, and you’ll be able to recognize it from the Feeding Children Everywhere logo on the side of the building and the door. There’s plenty of parking around the building, so no need to worry about finding a spot.

## The Volunteer Experience

When you walk in, you enter a small lobby area, with a curtain and a desk where someone will be seated to assist you. They’ll check you in and point you to the left, where the entrance to the packing area is. It’s a large area with many tables in rows. On the tables are bins of various sizes, containing the ingredients that make FCE’s famous lentil casserole: lentils, rice, dehydrated vegetables, and pink Himalayan salt.

As a volunteer, you will be directed to a table by a
volunteer coordinator, who will instruct you on how to fill their bags up properly to make the lentil casserole. You will be assigned a specific task; filling up the bags with one of the various ingredients, weighing the bags, or sealing them. If you volunteered alone, you will be put at a table with strangers.

## Keep in Mind

The environment is very high-energy and loud. They blast music during the events, and are big on keeping everyone excited throughout. They will often make announcements over a speaker to keep people posted on how many boxes of meals have been packed, and encourage people to celebrate with every packed box. **Be prepared for a constantly loud environment.** You will also be standing the whole time, so if you have back problems, be wary of this volunteer opportunity. The shifts are usually about two hours long, and they do not have readily accessible places for you to sit.

Sometimes Feeding Children Everywhere will have special events that are not located at their headquarters. For example, they often pair up with the University of Central Florida for big packing events at the arena. In October of 2017, they planned a huge, two-week long packing event at the Orange County Convention Center for post-Irma/Maria Puerto Rico. These events are largely the same in set-up, just larger in scale.
Ordering At Dairy Queen on Mitchell Hammock

Dairy Queen, abbreviated as DQ, is an international franchice that serves soft serve ice cream and fast-food restaurants. It served a variety of frozen products, such as ice cream, sundaes, blizzard treats, drinks, grill burgers, chicken combos, special combos, and breakfast.

When you are going to certain locations, some of them don't provide all of the options at the menu. While you work at other locations there is a blizzard of the month that is not offered throughout the year.

When you order a blizzard at Dairy Queen:

* Please do not go up to the register until you kn   ow what you want to order. It would cause more porbles holding up the line
* When you are ready to order, have your money in hand while you are in line for the register
* Once you get to the register, tell the employee what you would like to order.
* Hand the cashier your change first before giving the necessary bills for the purchase.
* You can stand off to the side and wait for your order to complete.

Fun Fact: If the workers do not flip your blizzard upside-down before handing it to you, your next is free.
Eating at iCajun

If you are a fan of a great seafood boil, then iCajun Seafood Shack is the place for you. Located at 10725 E Colonial Dr, Orlando FL 32817, right in front of the Boardwalk Bowling Alley and next to Firehouse Subs, you can't miss it. It is a relatively small shack, but there is enough room for you to eat inside if you would like.

iCajun specializes in Seafood Boils, in which you can get shrimp, clams, crawfish, and snow crab legs served in their House Cajun Garlic Butter in your choice of mild, medium, or hot seasoning. They also offer other Cajun dishes like PoBoy sandwiches and gumbo and fried baskets of chicken, fish, and shrimp. Among their delicious sides are sausages, half ears of corn, and cajun potato wedges. To wash down your food, you can order one of their fountain drinks or bottled beers.

It is recommended that you order your food 30 minutes ahead of time as they prepare your order as soon as you place it. So, by the time you arrive at the seafood shack it is hot and fresh, with no wait time. For the whole experience, I recommend that you eat your food at the restaurant. The tables are covered in a sheet of paper to soak up any juices that might spill over in the process of you eating. The server will bring your food out to you and provide you with a bucket for any shells you may have as well as a crab leg cracker (in the event that you ordered crab legs). The food is already well seasoned, but for an extra kick of flavor, ask the server for a side of melted butter. For those like me who don't like a mess, they have plastic gloves and bibs for our convenience.

When you are done eating and ready to leave, simply stand up and walk out (you pay after ordering your food). You can say bye to the server if you'd like as well, they deserve it for giving you such great food.
Monthly Stamp Cards - April 2019

### **Attire**

* 12 Stamps: Sakura Branch
* 21 Stamps: Wishing for Spring Eyes
* 31 Stamps: Flowering Spring Kimono

### **Login Bonuses**

* Day 1 - 2.000 Gold
* Day 2 - Closet Storage
* Day 3 - Makeup (+100 Glamour)
* Day 4 - Chapter Ticket (x1)
* Day 5 - 1.500 Gold
* Day 6 - Perfume (+500 Grace)
* Day 7 - 1.000 Gold
* Day 8 - Sweet Cake
* Day 9 - 1.000 Gold
* Day 10 - Castle Storage
* Day 11 - Chapter Ticket (x1)
* **Day 12 - Sakura Branch**
* Day 13 - Gacha Token (x1)
* Day 14 - 1.000 Gold
* Day 15 - Perfume (+100 Grace)
* Day 16 - Elixir of Love (+1:+1)
* Day 17 - Makeup (+100 Glamour)
* Day 18 - Chapter Ticket (x1)
* Day 19 - Sweet Cake
* Day 20 - Perfume (+100 Grace)
* **Day 21 - Wishing For Spring Eyes**
* Day 22 - 1.000 Gold
* Day 23 - 1.000 Gold
* Day 24 - Chapter Ticket (x1)
* Day 25 - Perfume (+500 Grace)
* Day 26 - Gacha Token (x1)
* Day 27 - 1.000 Gold
* Day 28 - Closet Storage
* Day 29 - Chapter Ticket (x1)
* **Day 30 - Flowering Spring Kimono**
Buying a Game at GameStop (Waterford Center)

## The GameStop Experience

GameStop is an American institution, and like many American institutions, it is slowly dying. As digital downloads overtake physical game sales, GameStop has had to scramble to stay profitable. This has resulted in a more complicated shopping experience than in the past. The first thing to know is that half of the store is now devoted to "geek culture" merchandise. As game sales have flattened, the market for *Venom* hats and *Fallout* Funko pops has apparently boomed. Try your best to ignore this stuff, even if it appeals to you, you'll get a better deal online anyway. Conversations on video games are often the usual topic in this space. GameStop emits a naturally friendly energy, where they can use their gaming knowledge index's to inform and update the various news from the gaming community.

## Picking a Game

Hopefully you're in the market for a recent game, as you won't find anything retro here. However, they do have pretty great prices on used games (a market the game publishers are always chomping at the bit to put an end to), so take advantage of those deals. Buying used isn't the risky proposition it once was, back when PS2 and Xbox games got scratched really easily. It's very rare to have that problem with a modern disc, so there's no reason not to go used. Be aware, if you buy used, there is a chance you will not get the original packaging. This can throw off the aesthetics of the product. Gamestop also has an online catalog that allows for customers to place online orders where they can either pick them up in store, or have it delivered an address of their choosing.

## Checking Out

Now comes the trial by fire. Buying a game at GameStop requires waiting through a long list of pitches from the employees. Selling you on everything from memberships to magazine subscriptions. This is not the worker's fault. GameStop is consistently ranked as one of the worst places to work in America due to the constant precarity it places its workers in. If they do not hit certain numbers, they will get in trouble with management. So be patient, hear them out, and if you buy enough games to justify it, perhaps sign up for a membership. The products purchased at this location are also connected to the other GameStops around the city of Orlando, so if you have to return the product your purchased, you can easily take it to any of their locations as long as you have the receipt.