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Getting Gas From the RaceTrac on Alafaya

This RaceTrac is located at 1819 N Alafaya Trail, near Papa John's Pizza and The Pointe at Central. If you're like me and like to find the gas station with the lowest prices...then at this very moment, this location is for you. Due to competition from nearby gas stations, this Racetrac is usually the most competitive.

When pulling into the gas station, be sure to pull up to an empty gas pump on the side that your gas tank is on. There are 20 gas pumps, so you will most likely always have one available to you without a wait.

**Paying Cash**

If you choose to pay for your gas with cash, you will need to go inside to an employee at the register. You simply tell them the amount that you are giving them and which pump you are at, "I'd like to put $20 on Pump 12". They will take your cash and input it into the system. Your gas pump is now ready for pumping.

**Paying with Credit/Debit**

If you choose to pay with a card, you can also go inside to the register to prevent fraud and follow the same steps as you would for paying cash. However, most people simply pay outside at the pump.

To begin, you will insert your card into the designated slot and then remove it when the screen says "Remove Card". Next, it will ask if you are paying Credit or Debit. After choosing your option, you will be prompted to enter your rewards card or number if you have one followed by entering your PIN number (for debit) or zip code (for credit).

**Pumping**

Once you've payed for your gas, it is time to pump! Select your grade of gas by tapping on the number. There's 87(regular/unleaded), 89 (mid-grade/plus) and 93 (premium). The type of car you have will determine which grade you need. Pick up the gas nozzle and insert it into your gas tank. Now, the difference between this gas station and others is that you have to lift up the nozzle holder in order for the gas to flow. If you leave the holder down, no matter how hard you squeeze the nozzle for gas to come out...it simply just won't.

After pumping your gas, return the nozzle to the holder and your session will close out. If you paid with card it will ask if you would like your receipt. Hit "yes" or "no" and then you are almost done. Before getting back into your car and driving off, don't forget to close your gas tank back up!

**Safety Tips**

Do not smoke near the gasoline.

Watch closely to your surroundings and belongings.

Avoid going after hours when the gas station is farely empty as there can be people with unsavory intentions for you hanging around.
How to Order Out Through the Chick-Fil-A Drive-Thru

How to Order Out Through the Chick-Fil-A Drive-Thru

Locating the Drive-Thru:

Once you are at your desired location, survey the outside perimeter of the building for a side that has service windows and large lit up sign that reads “menu”. Once you have located the sign, which is usually along the backside of the building, pull your car up until your window is aligned with the menu. If you are planning on going anytime between 11am-2pm, know that this is prime lunch rush time, and it will likely be very busy. Additionally, Chick-Fil-A is closed on Sundays, which is also good to take into consideration when deciding when to go.

Placing an Order:

Once you are in front of the menu, you will hear a greeting from a small speaker that is attached to the screen, and it will say something along the lines of “Hello, welcome to Chick-Fil-A, what can we get started for you today?” If you know what you would like, you can just proceed with the order by speaking clearly into the small receptor to let the person assisting you type in your items. However, if you are unsure, you can survey the options and decide what you would like to purchase. The menu is divided by portion size and type of food, so the categories include “sides, entrees, and sweets”, and then are further divided into subcategories such as “nuggets: grilled/original, salads, and sandwiches.” Once you have decided what to order, you will speak to the small black receptor that is embedded into the menu screen and then pull your car up to the next window after they have repeated your order to you. To pull up to the next window, simply keep your car between the red lines until you have reached the first window. This is where you pay for your order. At this window you will now actually see an employee and they will repeat your total back to you.

Payment:

Now you will either pay for your order with a card, gift card, or cash. Once you give them the amount owed, they will check to see if they owe you change back, and if not, they will just hand you a receipt and potentially your card if that was your mode of payment. After this transaction is completed, they will ask you to pull up to the final window to receive your food.

Receiving Food:

You will drive up a few feet while staying the red lines your car is currently in between now. The window is directly in front of you. Here is where they will hand you a bag with your food in it, and a cup if you ordered a drink. They may ask if you would like any sauces to go along with your meal, and then proceed to wish you a great day. If you choose to thank them, they will indefinitely reply with “my pleasure", which is a Chick-Fil-A trademark. Now to leave, you will drive out of the red lines, stop at the stop sign, and then take the direction on to the main road to get back to your desired destination.
Ordering and Eating at Panera Bread

## Location

This location in particular is located in Winter Springs, on the corner of Red Bug Road and Tuscawilla. There may be some differences in policy and layout depending on corporate and specific franchise guidelines. It is located in the same plaza as a Publix, which would be the most prominent fixture, and the Panera itself is situated right next to a Starbucks.

## Restaurant Details

When you enter the location the bakery will be on your left and the registers where you order will be in front of you, with the menu itself situated behind the registers. Any cashier can take any order you may have, whether it is a lunch/dinner entree, bakery item, espresso drink, or a loaf of bread.

## Placing and Receiving Your Order

What you order will determine where you pick it up at. If you order a pastry or a loaf of bread, usually the cashier will be the one to bag it up and hand it to you. Same situation with ordering an espresso drink or smoothie, which will be made at the barista machine located directly to the right of the registers. Soups, sandwiches, and salads can be picked up at the far right of the restaurant. For these items you will be given an electronic pager that will buzz to signify that your order is ready. The soda fountain is located right next to the area where you pick up these items.

## Eating

If you decide to eat at the restaurant, once you pick up your order you can pick it up and sit down at any available table or booth. When you finish the meal there is a location next to the trash can to place your dishes.
How to Complete a Workout at the UCF Recreation and Wellness Center

**How to Complete a Workout**
at the UCF Recreation and Wellness Center

Entering

Once you have located the main campus RWC, you will climb
two flights of stairs to reach the main entrance door. If you are in a wheelchair
or unable to go up the stairs, to the right of the stairwell is a grey door
that reads “elevator access” which will take you up to the first floor.

How to Enter through the Elevator

To get to the elevator, press the silver metal button with a
blue wheelchair symbol on it to open the door. Once the external door is opened,
the elevator door will automatically open and you will enter. Once you are
completely in the elevator, press the illuminated button with the number one on
it. This will take you to the gym entrance on the first floor, where you will hand
your student ID card to the gym assistant at the desk. He will ensure that the
picture on the ID is in fact your picture, and swipe it to allow entrance
through the gate.

Lockers

Once you are inside, you can choose to either carry any
belongs (keys, ID, water) with you for the duration of your workout, or you can
put it in a temporary locker. If you choose to utilize a locker they are
located on the wall to the left of the entrance. They are small black cubes with
a lock and small silver number plate on the front. Look for a locker that has a
green square on the lock, that is the sign to let you know it is currently
unused and available. Once you put all of your belongings into the locker, pick
a four-digit combination to enter into the lock. Once you have completed this,
the unit is locked and it is important to remember the number of the locker and
your combination.

Locating a Place to Workout

The gym is very spacious so while it looks overwhelming, it
is organized efficiently to make finding a machine or space to workout simple. The
top floor is dedicated to cardio and mat space for stretching or circuit workouts.
This is also the floor where you will find the indoor track and restrooms. The
bottom floor is dedicated to weights, and sectored sport rooms including a
racket ball room and multiple basketball courts. Depending on what your goal
is, you can either try to find your desired space individually or with
assistance from an employee.

After you have completed your workout, make sure to remember
to pick up your belongings from the lockers, and exit the same way you entered.
Having a Smoke at Meridian Lounge:

The atmosphere: Meridian is an intimate and ambient space. There is a faint aroma of flavored shisha smoke in the air at all times. There’s constantly music plastic, the playlists can vary by what night you come in or what employee is in charge of the music. Usually it’s a mix of alternative rock. There is a seating or “lounge” area and the back corner is where the hookahs are stored and set up. My favorite part of this place is the local art that adorns the walls, you’re welcome to purchase a piece and take it home if you’d like.

The Space:
Navigating Whole Foods

The best and worst thing about Whole Foods is the overwhelming amount of variety and options. This guide to help you navigate the store is based on the Winter Park location.

## **The Produce Section**

When you first enter the store, you will be in the produce section. There are many self-service stations including scoop your own rice and pasta, bag your own coffee, make your own nut butter, and more. At each station,

there is a placard instructing you to ask for assistance if you are unable to use the self-service stations without help, and there are usually employees walking around, so getting help should not be an issue.

At each station, use the containers provided to collect the item or items you want and place them into your cart or basket.

## **The Middle of the Store**

The far back, horizontal aisle of the store is the meat and dairy section, and the middle block of vertical aisles contain all of the frozen, dried goods, and personal care products, such as ice cream, cereal, snacks, and bath and body care supplies. In the horizontal aisle dividing the block of vertical aisles, there is often a person offering product samples at a table. You should feel free to take a sample as you shop.

## **The Deli Section**

The large, open, vertical aisle on the other side of the store, to the far left of the entrance is where the deli, bakery, and coffee bar are set up. There, you can help yourself to rice dishes, pastas, cooked meats, and more at the many different buffet style stations, or you can ask for custom items like sushi burritos at the stations along the wall to the left of the buffet stations. Some items, such as prepackaged sushi rolls and burritos, prepackaged meals, and the pizza slices,

are self-serve. You can grab the items and add them to your cart and pick your own pizza slices and place them into the boxes provided.Perpendicular to the pizza and deli area, there is a coffee bar. There, you can order a drink as you would at a normal coffee shop.

## **Checking Out**

All items, including coffee from the coffee bar, must be brought to the checkout lines and purchased there; there are no individual cash registers for the cafeteria-area stations. The checkout lines closest to the coffee bar are for customers who have 15 items or less. Each register has a pin pad you can use to swipe or insert your card if you are paying with one.

## **Enjoying Your Food**

After you checkout, if you got a meal from one of the buffet stations, you can sit and eat at the tables located along the windows directly across from the registers. There are trash and recycling bins by the door where you came in, at the end of the last table closest to the door.

## **A Note About Other Locations**

Other Whole Foods are set up the same way, but some are flipped so that the produce section is on the far left when you come in and the buffet-style food stations are the first thing you see when you walk in.
Staying At the Marriott World Center Orlando Florida

## Staying at the Marriott World Center

What you need to know about staying at the Marriott World Center 8701 World Center Dr, Orlando, FL 32821

The Marriott World Center is a world renowned resort located in Lake Buena Vista, Florida just outside of Disney world. Many tourist from all over the world visit here and a lot of local religious or business groups have their week or weekend conferences there as well.

When you first arrive you’ll drive up the long beautiful driveway with the glowing green golf course on your left and the long conference centers on your right. There are clearly marked signs with concise direction for visitors as you arrive. When you park under the massive “Porte Cochere,” a covered carport entrance area where you check in, a bellboy will help you unload your bags and the valet will park your car.

Then, as you walk in the revolving doors you can gaze at the huge marble foyer that leads into the even bigger glass roof lobby and sunset view pool area! If you look up you can see the high speed elevator that travels to the very top of the building at the 28th floor! After picking up your jaw from the floor you’ll walk over to the queue line to finish the check in process. The wait is usually only around 5 minutes because the staff makes the whole process very quick and efficient. The size of the resort means a lot of walking so a good idea would be to ask for a room near the elevators and bring walking shoes. The  West Tower has self-parking nearby if you plan on driving yourself around town or the hotel provides  shuttles buses to the parking garages.

Once you've got your room key cards your, bags will be waiting for you at your room. You can go explore the expansive entertainment area in the back by the pools. There are three large slides, look for the three stories high slide attached to the tower, it is so much fun and very addictive!

There is subdued music, a waterfall that covers a cave, hidden hot tubs, tennis courts, basketball courts, a gym, corn-hole, indoor and outdoor bars and grills with fireside seating, and plenty of chairs on which you can sunbathe. At night there is an incredible light show you can see poolside or from your balcony.

Once you leave the entertainment area there are plenty of places to get food both onsite and in the nearby Buena Vista area. The resort features a Starbucks, a bakery style restaurant called Central Pantry, a sports bar called High Velocity, a steakhouse a Grille style restaurant poolside, a Japanese steakhouse called Mikado and a restaurant that serves buffet breakfast and lunch called Solaris Restaurant. Everything is delicious and you have so many choices at any time of the day or night. If you have the time, you should take a few hours to explore the surroundings, the staff will help you if you get lost and there are lots of maps.

That's just the first few hours.This was a visit during a Business Leadership Conference in January 2017.
Cranes Roost Park

Cranes Roost Park is located on 274 Cranes Roost Blvd in Altamonte Springs Florida. I like to think of it as a park/boardwalk hybrid. The mile-long boardwalk encompasses a lake, making it a peaceful and tranquil retreat for those rough days or necessary moments when you need clarity. While on the outskirts of the park, you’ll find beautiful fields of grass optimal for picnics, dog walking or sunbathing.

To start, assuming you are driving, there are various places to park your vehicle that provide easy access to the park. The park itself is adjacent to the Altamonte Springs mall, so if you’d like you can park in the mall parking lot and walk towards the park. Conveniently however, there are office buildings right in front of the entrance to the park that offer free parking and easy access.

As you enter the park, the first thing you’ll notice is a sign that states the rules of the park. Including, but not limited to, hours, no biking, no skateboarding, or roller-blading, etc. From here, you can either go left or right. Since the boardwalk encompasses the lake in a circular way, it doesn’t really matter. Going right, you’ll pass by stadium style stone benches. These benches provide perfect viewing for the Eddie Rose Amphitheater. The amphitheater also includes a floating platform located on the lake used for performances and special events such as Red, hot and boom, a 4th of July event. Passing by the benches, you’ll see the restrooms. These are the only restrooms located in the park. After you pass by the bathrooms you can finally take in the beauty and peacefulness of the park. The boardwalk continues for another mile, more or less, and provides beautiful scenery for the lake, sections of grass, and elegant fountain located in the middle of the lake. As you circle around the lake you’ll notice a plaza that leads into the entrance of the park. You’ll notice when you’re inside the the plaza because of the “European-style” architecture and floor and stone patterns. Here, you’ll find some park benches where you can sit and relax, and on once every so often the park will have a free outside movie night that can be enjoyed by the public. If you choose, continue on the boardwalk path until you reach the entrance of the park where you can either exit, or continue a second lap.
Navigating the Lucky's Market on University

Lucky's Market is a grocery store like no other; the owners met each other in culinary school and decided to use their culinary talents to open a very different type of organic grocery. That being said, one may have trouble navigating when visiting the store for the first time. Also, it is important to note that the store on University opened recently and things may shifted around as they get more comfortable in their store, but for now I will describe the store as it currently is. Here I will detail how you can get to Lucky's and park, how you enter the store, where each department is and what its function is, and how you can checkout.
Ordering a Drink at Foxtail Coffee Co.

## **What is Foxtail Coffee Company?**

Foxtail is a small chain of coffee shops that started in Winter Park and has expanded to multiple locations around the greater Orlando area, now including UCF's Campus Bookstore. It differentiates itself from its much larger competitors by embracing what can most accurately be described as a "Brooklyn apartment" aesthetic. Picture a set from Lena Dunham's HBO show *Girls* and you're about 90% there. This aesthetic includes requiring their employees to wear a black-and-white flannel shirt as their uniform. Their wall-mounted menu is surrounded by all sorts of knickknacks and trinkets, likely in an attempt to conjure up some of that ever-elusive "authenticity" hip coffee shops are always searching for.

## **Entering Foxtail**

   When entering UCF's Foxtail Coffee Co. you'll find it to be well air-conditioned, this immediately makes it feel like a good place to sit down and relax for awhile. You may also be struck by how much nicer the seating area is than the previous Starbucks' was (unless you were a fan of browsing Barnes & Noble's book selection, in which case you are now out of luck). There is a lot of new seating options and chances are you will be able to find an empty seat. There is also a lot more power outlets available, so you can charge your device while sipping your coffee.

## **Ordering From the Menu**

A large part of Foxtail's success in the Orlando area is likely due to their menu, which seems to have been made with Florida in mind. A heavy emphasis is put on cold brew beverages. Instead of simply dumping a hot latte over ice, like most coffee shops based out of the Northwest tend to do, Foxtail seems to create drinks with the "cold" option being the main event, not an afterthought. Their cold brews are certainly a cut above the usual chain offering and are a solid choice for anyone who likes the taste of coffee. They also have a more eccentric "experimental coffee bar" portion of the menu. This is far more hit-and-miss (the espresso and soda combination drink "the Americola" being a particular low point) but if you feel like mixing things up a bit, there's definitely some fun drinks to be found here. Overall, you can generally rest assured that Foxtail's coffee and espresso will be freshly brewed and consistently tasty.

So order whatever you like, enjoy the AC, and relax.
Kayaking at Claire

## Where Water?

The Lake Claire Recreation area is plopped down at 12491 Gemini Blvd N, Orlando, FL 32816, right across from the Lake Claire apartment buildings so you can really feel disconnected from the world.

A gravel parking lot provides space for cars, and a bike rack is propped up right next to the bathroom at the end of the lot for emergency situations.

The lake is open from Noon to 8pm on weekdays, and 10am to 8pm on Saturday and Sunday because the water needs a break too.

## Why Water?

Although the facility prohibits swimming, visitors can perform traverse the water on either a kayak, a paddle board, or a canoe--a kayak without enough shame to wear a top. The shore offers additional accouterments so one may delay their inevitable showdown with fate on the high waves of the lake.

Public grills and a pavilion with tables allows for mass eating, and a scattered array of metal bars serves as exercise equipment for open-air training. Instructions are posted next to each exercise station for your convenience.

There's also a volleyball net.

## W-How Water?

Land-based activities are available to the public, so once you park either alone or with a group, you are free to sully the shore in whatever fashion you choose. If you wish to reserve the area for a group activity, like a Bar Mitzvah, you must do so through the Recreation and Wellness Center ahead of time. The proper forms can be found here: http://rwc.sdes.ucf.edu/reservations

If you want to brave the open blue, then you must rent a kayak or a canoe from the boat shack. The shack is the only non-bathroom structure in the area, so it is easy to spot. Simply approach the counter, present your required UCF Student ID, fill out the liability form, and you will receive your life jacket and water vessel. You will know you've put the vest on correctly when you look like a South African mercenary. Once you're prepared, launch off from the sand and laugh at the land-lubbers left behind.

Mazel Tov
Black Rooster Taqueria

*This article is based on dining at Black Rooster Taqueria, a contemporary Mexican taco joint in the Mills 50 District of Orlando, FL.*

## Parking / Entering

Black Rooster Taqueria is located on Mills Ave, a busy main road in downtown Orlando. There are several street parking spots in front of the establishment; there is also a parking lot behind the strip that can be accessed by turning right into the alley just past Ho's Garage and just before AlphaGraphics (the first store of the building that includes Black Rooster). This lot is exited on the other side of the building, where Black Rooster is located. The lot does not have handicap designated parking.

Black Rooster has a front entrance on Mills and a back entrance from the parking lot. Both have a step up to the building, so wheelchair access is not easily accessible.

### Hours

Black Rooster's hours are as follows:

* MON: CLOSED
* TUES-THURS: 11am-2pm, 5-10pm
* FRI: 11am-2pm, 5-11p
* SAT: 11am-3pm, 5-11pm
* SUN: 11am-3pm, 5-9pm

    Reservations are not accepted.

## Ordering

The cashier counter is located near the front entrance. There are menus on the counter to the left of the register that you may pick up and peruse while in line (or you may take a seat to decide what you would like). Once you know what you would like to order and you are next in line, you proceed to the cashier and tell them what you would like. Be sure to tell them whether you would like your food for dining in or to go. Then you pay, with either cash or any major credit card. If you use a card, you will follow prompts on an iPad to tip, sign, and get a receipt. Then, you may sit at any of the several tables or window bar stools in the restaurant to wait for your food.

## Eating

When your food is ready, a worker will come into the dining area and call your name. You may signal to them, and they will bring your food to you. If your food was ordered to go, you may take the box and leave the restaurant. If you are dining in, your food will be in a basket. When you are finished eating, it is intended that you bring your waste, utensils, and basket to the bussing bin near the back entrance. The designated spots for each item will be indicated.

## Food Options

Black Rooster has a small menu of 4 appetizers, 3 salads, 9 tacos, 2 bowls, 4 sides, and 2 desserts. It is a Mexican style menu, including staples of guacamole, salsa, ceviche, queso, beans, plantains, flan, etc., with protein options of chicken, pork, beef, or fish. They also have designated vegetarian options and can accommodate for special diets (vegan, gluten free, etc.) Items are priced between $3 and $11, with sizable portions. Black Rooster also serves a small selection of local beers and wines.
Helpful Tips For Attending A Wedding Expo

Bridal expo’s are large shopping events that most brides-to-be sign up for so they can meet all wedding vendors in one place. The soon to be brides and all her bridesmaids or best friends attend these so they can get ideas for their weddings, and decide which vendors suits their needs all under one roof.

To attend one of these, locate a date for an upcoming event near you, at the following website:  https://www.nuovobride.com/. Then, buy tickets online for the event date of your choice. If the tickets are purchased early, you can get discounted prices instead of paying the full price to attend if purchased at the venue. To be organized, gps the address then send to  all your attendees and confirm that they have the information so there is no mix up of about the details. There will be lots of walking, it is advisable to wear comfortable shoes.

When you arrive at the venue, parking is free or sometimes validated if you bring in your ticket to the check in desk. As you enter the building at the main entrance, there is a sign-in desk set up in the foyer to help organize attendees. Approach the event organizers and show them your ticket, these individuals can be identified by the large posters and event advertisements next to them. This is where you will receive a list to have each vendor sign so the bride-to-be can be entered into a drawing for prizes. At this point you are directed towards the vendors.

There are usually around 80-120 vendors set up with staged wedding settings at their stalls ready to discuss their services or product and answer questions. The people who sell wedding dresses at the very front will wave you over and offer to pin a bridal veil on everyone in the party and give the bride-to-be  sash identifying her as the bride. As you walk from one stall to the other, the entire party will be offered samples of wines, cakes, cookies, pastries, chocolates, appetizers, many different types of foods samples from various caterers.

And that’s just the beginning, you meet with professional photographers, DJ’s, special lighting engineers, venue wedding organizers, bachelor party event specialists and event co-coordinators. All this is done to the beat of sometimes romantic music and at times, dancing music from various DJ’s selections. After about 2 hours of eating, drinking, talking, walking and signing up for many raffles you are invited to a fashion show that is done in various wedding themes with models dressed as every member of a wedding party.

This is an efficient way to learn about weddings if you have an upcoming one and need tips on all the details. Even if you are not getting married and your friends invite you to one you should just go for the experience and all the free food and drinks as you dance down the aisle between the stalls.
Buying Food at Boar's Head Sandwich Shop at UCF

Do you attend the University of Central Florida? Are you hungry for a sandwich or a wrap? There is a new Boar's Head sandwich shop located on the first floor of the student union.

**How it works**

Next to the ATM machines on the bottom floor of the student union, there are two doors that lead to the Boar's Head sandwich shop. If it is a busy day, the line may extend outside the facility, into the student union. First, you walk in, and look at the menu. You then tell them what type of sandwich, on what bread, and with what cheese you would like. You also select whether you want a half-sized, or a full sized sandwich. Then, they may ask you if you would like your bread toasted. After your meats, cheeses, and toasting options are taken care of, they will ask you if you want any sauces on your sandwich. You can select from almost any sauce imaginable, from buffalo sauce to mustard, and every thing in between. Your sandwich then moves down the line, to the vegetable station. You can choose from spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, hot peppers, olives, cucumbers, and bell peppers. All the vegetable additions are free of charge. From there, you go to the cash register, where your sandwich is wrapped and bagged. At this point, you have the option to buy a drink and/or a bag of chips to go along with your sandwich. You can also settle for a water cup, free of charge. Once you have payed with cash or credit, you are good to go. You can eat your sandwich wherever you so desire, including inside of the restaurant.

**The Menu, Vegetable Toppings, and Sauces**
Going to Dunkin' Donuts UCF

Located directly next to the CFE Arena at UCF, there is a magical place which can quench your thirst and hunger in many ways. At Dunkin' Donuts, there is a great selection of donuts, bagels, sandwiches, teas, and coffees to suit everyone's needs.

**How it Works**

When you first walk into Dunkin' Donuts, you will notice that the entire facility is designed to serve people food and/or drinks, and then to send them along to either the tables inside, or directly back out of the front door. When you walk in, there will be a sign (maybe two), with arrows, that points you towards the cash register. The menu is big enough that you can see it before you get to the register, allowing for the full selection of items to be noticed. Once you reach the counter with the register, you will also see the full case of donuts with tons of different selections to choose from. Here you will place your food and/or drink order, and then pay with either cash or credit. Once you have received your receipt, you move over about 10 feet to another counter. This is where you wait for your food and/or drinks to be given to you. There are also straws, forks, sugar packets, and napkins at this counter. Once your food is given to you, you have the option of eating in the facility. Tables are provided inside and sometimes outside of the business. If you do not want to eat inside, you walk past the tables, and leave the facility.

**The Menu**
Getting into the "Spirit" of "Halloween"

## Spirit Halloween

Before October even begins, there are people all around the country itching to get their scariest decorations up. Well, if you are one of these early birds, then you're in luck. Staring in the month of September, every year, a store pops into your local Sports Authority. This store, known as, Spirit Halloween, is you one stop shop destination for costumes, decor, and accessories. With over 1,000 stores nationwide, there's likely to be one in your area.

## Layout

I am going to be focusing on one of the Orlando area stores, the one of Collegiate Way. Each store should be set up generally the same. If you go around clockwise, you will see costumes along the walls. The Right side is designated for adult costumes while the left side is designated for children's costumes. The back is for accessories and decor. Each of the costumes are sorted into genres. The genres are displayed as the following:

* Right Side of the Store
	+ Adult Costumes
		- Clowns
		- Victorian Vampire
		- Hocus Pocus
		- The Nightmare Before Christmas
		- TV and Movies
		- Jobs (police, firefighter, etc...)
		- Unicorns (I know...)
		- Fairytales (Red Riding Hood, Mermaids, etc...)
		- Video Games
		- Steampunk
		- Medieval
		- Greek/ Romans
		- Pirates
		- Wigs

* Back Side of the Store
	+ Color Assorted Accessories
	+ Angels and Dark Angels
	+ Demons
	+ Makeup and Face Paint
	+ Masks
	+ Props
	+ Decor
* Left Side of the Store
	+ Kids costumes
		- Superheroes
		- Video Game
		- TV and Movies (Boys)
		- Princess
		- Time Periods
		- TV and Movies (Girls)

## Costumes

In addition to the hundreds of costumes this store provides you with. They have different sizes for the apparel. On the front cover of each bagged costume, there will be a sizing list on the bottom left corner. It will say "ADULT" or "CHILD" on the top row. Below that will be SM/MD, MD/LG, LG/XL. For which size the costume is, the box next to the correct size will have a black dot in the middle of the square.

## Checking Out

Once you have all of your items you wish to purchase, just hop on into the line. The line is located at the front of the store, near the exit. There is a small waiting line for your convenience. If you go into the store before the October rush, the there is practically no line at all.

One great thing about Spirit Halloween is that they have these "20% one item" coupons. On their website or social media pages, you will be able to download one of these images to show the cashier. Even after you have used it the first time, just make sure to give them your email so you can get messages with more 20% off coupons. I never go into the store without it. It is a good tool when Halloween shopping.

Once the next cashier has called you over to their counter, you hand them your items. Don't forget to show them that upon you remembered to bring. Once they have you all checked out, they will ask you for an email so they can send you news and coupons for the store.

The purchase has now been completed and you go home with a bag full of fun halloween costumes and decor. Until next time, Spirit Halloween.
Craving Carvings

## Late-Night Escapades

It's night. You're 2 days into a 3-week trip, and you're alone. No knowledge. No family.

You must survive.

You must adapt.

The roiling of your stomach forces you to rise from the mattress on the floor of the Airbnb you've rented. With nothing but strange Eastern-European dark chocolate in the fridge, you must forage for your food this evening. You navigate down through the apartment building, out through the glass doors, and into the cold, unforgiving streets of the upper-class college town.

You scan your eyes up and down the dark avenue, searching for a sign, when suddenly... There it is, directly across from you, the words "Carvings" stand out on the window of a well-lit diner. Open? Under the full glow of the moon? It's almost ominous--the bright light, the inviting smells, as if its a Siren's song, luring you into the deadly, meaty embrace.The hour is late and your hunger is great: you have to risk it.

Crossing the street is an easy feat on foot, and you imagine it would be no more difficult with any sort of mobility-enhancing accommodation. Likewise, the few empty spaces on the side of the road could easily accommodate a car--you muse for no reason in particular. You also note that the address is 2021 F St NW, Washington, DC 20006.

Getting closer, you find a reason for these unnatural hours of operation. The shop almost defiantly boasts in plain text that it is open from 7 am to Midnight everyday, and extends to 2 am on the weekends with only a 3 pm-5 pm lunch break offering reprieve for the doomed souls toiling within.

## Menu

Not only are there savory sandwiches and wraps on the menu, but a breakfast menu is available during the morning shift, and a variety of snacks, minor grocery products, and drinks are haphazardly scattered throughout the deli without any explanation offered. Experimentation is encouraged.

Items ordered from the menu will be served in a Styrofoam to-go box, unless you eat in enough that you are considered a regular, in which case they will surprise you with a paper plate and plastic utensils.

## Protocol

Upon entering the room, you are faced with an L-shaped counter separating the dining area from the kitchen. At the bottom of the L, a wizened Asian man stares at you expectantly, waiting to measure his toll. Vulgar rap music blasts from speakers unseen, you shuffle down the left side of the "L", grabbing a snack and drink on your way. At the end, menus await for your perusal under the watchful gaze of the chef who only occasionally ignores you to browse his phone.

After randomly selecting a sandwich to end the awkward standoff, you return to the old man to pay and await your finished order. Hot meal in hand and sense of self-sufficiency restored, you rush back to the apartment to eat your sandwich while looking at a picture of what seems to be some old Soviet propaganda.

The days advance. The scene repeats. A routine is built, familiarity formed. As the stranger knows the traveler, a heart is extended. Until, without notice, his home calls.

A blossom opens, and falls.
Going to the TD Bank Downtown

*This instructional is for the TD Bank in Downtown Orlando on the corner of S Orange Ave and Pine Street.*

When arriving to the historic Downtown Orlando, on the corner of South Orange Ave and Pine Street, across the street from a cigars store is a little green sign that says TD. It’s easy to miss, it’s next door to a pizza
shop. Once you enter the building it will be directly in front of you on the
first floor. You will see two large glass doors with the TD sign on the handles.

It’s pretty small and cozy so once you walk in depending on what you need the employees are very helpful. The moment you step foot through the glass doors you will hear someone say “Welcome to TD Bank!” If you need to make a deposit, withdrawal, or a transfer on your account you can go to the right to the tellers. If you have a question about your account, want to add something to the account, or want to open an account you can go to the left to the customer service representatives. If you have no idea who you need to see, go directly to the customer service representatives. The customer service representatives are sitting at desks while the tellers are behind a large black counter.

**Filling out slips for teller transactions.**

If you need to make a teller transaction, there are slips you need to fill out depending on what you need to do. Once you walk in you will see a black counter directly to your left with a clock on it. There are drawers on that counter with different slips.

Withdrawals:  If you want to take money out of your account you will pick either the light green or light pink slip. The green is to take money out of your checking account and the pink is for your savings. The titles will be at the top of the slip. You put your name, date and signature on the slip where it says to put it and on the bottom of the slip you need to physically write how much you want to take out and in the boxes you but the numerical number. If you don’t know your account number the tellers can look it up for you.

Deposits: If you want to put money into your account you will pick either the dark green or purple slips. The dark green is for checking and the purple is for savings. You fill out your name and date where it’s labeled and on the right you will see boxes. If it’s only cash you can just put the total. If it’s just a check you can just put the total. If it’s cash and a check you write how much cash it is in the cash labeled box and the amount of the check underneath and then the total at the bottom. However, if you don’t care to have it separated for your records you can just put the total of the cash and check together at the bottom.

**If you have absolutely no idea what to do.**

If you are nervous about entering new locations and are scared you are going to fill out the teller transactions slip wrong, you can simply go up to the teller line and tell them what you need. They will more than likely fill the slip out for you.

**Remember...**

The employees at TD Bank will always ask you what you need help with so if you are frozen in place do not worry. A TD employee will more than likely come up to you to ask what you need.
Using the Vending Machines at UCF

Need food, a drink, and a calculator?  Fear not, vending machines containing a variety of items and can be found in all buildings across campus.  They are accessible and easy to use.

## What can be found in UCF vending machines?

The vending machines at UCF contain a wide variety of items. Each machine has different items inside.  Items for sale include:

* food (such as chips, cereal bars, gum, candy, candy bars)

* Drinks (such as water, soda, fruit juices, Gatorade, coffee, and energy drinks)

* Calculators

* Pens

* Pencils

* Erasers

* Paper

* Notebooks

* Green/Blue books for tests

* Planners

## How to use a vending machine

The vending machines at UCF take a wide variety of payment  methods.  They accept:

1. Cash (bills)

1. Coins

1. Credit Card

1. Debit Card

1. Knights Cash

After you have decided what payment option you would like to use, you are ready.  Here are the steps that need to be done in order to properly use the vending machines.

1. Decide your preferred payment option
2. Either put cash in, coins in (or both).  If you are using a credit card of some sort, you must swipe the card on the card reader.
3. If successfull, the machine should say something similar to "make your selection."
4. You then pick the item you want, and punch in the corresponding letters and numbers.  For example, you may push in something along the lines of "D13."
5. The machine will then dispense your item.  You will watch it come out of the slot, and fall to the opening at the bottom.
6. You then put your hand in the slot/opening, and pull out your purchased item.
Eating at Jimmy Johns

**THEY GONE**

Jimmy John's is a great place to eat sandwiches, and if you want your food delivered, they are remarkably fast. They are located in most major cities and towns across the United States.

## Ordering a Sub in person

When you first walk into a Jimmy John's Sub shop, you will be greeted upon arrival by the staff.  They will say "Welcome to Jimmy John's."  You approach the counter with the register immediately upon entering.  Here there will be a menu with all of the sandwich options.  You place an order for the sub, and there are extra toppings that you can put on the sub as well.  Then, they will ask if you want chips and a drink with that sub.  Then you pay, and give them a name for your order.  The employee behind the register then offers you a receipt, which you can say no to if you want. The sub then moves down a speedy assembly line, where employees put together your food in under a minute or two.  They hand you your sub, and you can either eat there or take it somewhere else.

If you want to eat there, there are usually tables all around the inside, and sometimes outside of the restaurant. The soda fountain is usually located within several steps of the sandwich counter.

Craving Bread?

Want to make your own sub at home but love JJ's bread?

Jimmy John's offers their day old bread at a whopping price of fifty cents per loaf.

## Ordering for Pickup or Delivery

With all of the great advancements in technology, you now have the ability to order via the telephone, or on your computer.  If you are in a rush you can call ahead, and order a sub for pickup.  Once you arrive, the sub will definitely be ready to go.  If you are within several miles of the shop, they may deliver, either by bicycle or by car.  Jimmy John's is remarkably fast, and guarantees a speedy delivery of 20 to 30 minutes maximum.
Dining at Bento Cafe UCF

*This is a guide for dining in at the Bento restaurant located in the Plaza complex across from the UCF campus.*

## Arriving at Restaurant and Waiting in Line

When you first arrive at the restaurant, you will grab a clear plastic menu that is located in the very front of the store and then join the line to order. The menu is double sided. The red side contains entree options like spicy chicken and bento boxes, while the blue side of the menu contains all of the sushi items.

## Some attributes

### First

Bento UCF is a cafe that is well known for its selection of again entrees, sushi, and boba teas

### Second

Bento is a popular restaurant frequented by UCF students and is known for being a social destination as well as a place to eat.

### Third

PRO TIP: If you check into Bento UCF on Facebook in line you get $1 off your order.

Bento also has a large selection of boba teas, which are also listed on the menu.

When you get to the register after waiting in line, the employee will ask you for your order. It is important that you have looked over the menu ahead of time and know what you would like to order. You can receive any extra sauce upon request at the register for free.

After you have ordered and paid, the employe will give you a red plastic sing with a number on it to keep at your table. Bento accepts cash or card and you typically leave a small tip at the register after you order instead of waiting until after the meal to tip. You will then take your number and sit any available table and wait. Make sure to display your number so that the server can find you and bring your food.

The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and has both indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor seating is always less crowded and quiet.

## Navigating the Restaurant

In the left hand corner of the restaurant is the drink, napkin, and utensil station. If you order a soft drink or water, you will receive an empty cup. You will then go to this station to fill your cup with ice and your drink. The only exception is if you order boba tea. If you order boba tea they personally bring it to your table.

The restrooms are directly past the utensil station.

After the server has delivered your food you can dive in! When you are done eating you are free to go because you have already paid the check. You leave your bowls on the table and a server will clean them up after you exit the restaurant.

## Restaurant Hours and Wait Times

The hours of the restaurant are:

Monday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM - 10:30 PM
Saturday 12:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Sunday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM

The restaurant is the most crowded between the times of 1-3pm and 6-8:30pm and will have longest wait times during these hours. However, even during the busiest time of the day the service is still fairly quick, with most orders coming out of the kitchen in less than ten minutes.
Going to Ice & Bites Café

Ice & Bites Café is located off University Blvd on Technological Ave. Ice & Bites offer various teas / tea creations with a generous array of food as well. The café is small but has ample seating and a stimulating atmosphere. When you order, you can choose from their various creations such as Sno (flavored ice) or a customized bubble tea. There is an assembly line of toppings to choose from if you choose to order Sno or a treat that is similar. If you order a drink, they will take your name and call you when it is ready. Ice & Bites Café is often a place for students to study and friends to meet. Unless it's a off day / time, you can expect Ice & Bites to be quite a lively café.

Menu: http://places.singleplatform.com/ice--bites-cafe/menu?ref=google