You get regular white vinegar and teach it to drink in the hopes it becomes alcoholic.

he's right. The majority of americans are dehydrated.

it needs to be repeated so much because so many people aren't drinking water. Just drink water. you don't need any other drink and almost everything else is just not good for you.

You definitely don't want vinegar that's part of the American Automobile Association.

>I have a background in administration but honestly none in banking.

Lead with that. "I'm really interested to see how different banking is from the administration work I'm experienced in. Banking is administration of money, so it seems like a good foundation to build on."

It shows you're interested in taking on something new and you have good skills that may give you an advantage.

Good luck in your interview!

No real experience with any of this, but, with it being a call centre job and they are indicating there will be role-playing, it is probably a guarantee that they will be throwing some aggressive/difficult/irrational customers at you. Be prepared to be able to keep your cool and to be able to de-escalate the situation.

I work in RnD for a chemical company, I am filing several new patents each year. My position on the raised point is that if someone push forward my idea this is positive. We will then negotiate later who contributes and who should be mentioned as inventor but, beside this, to me is important that good ideas are valorized. What if, it is only your idea and the company will go for another route?! Best wishes ;)

Dr. Offices are another good place.

Dollar General and Dollar Tree too

If you are vacuuming when I am home you are bothering me :) so glad I live with a wife that hates cat hair and three cats. I love my wife :) so much vacuuming.

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They are almost the same. I'll edit the post to white vinegar since more people know it by this name.

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Where do you obtain alcoholic vinegar?

I always buy a large container of regular white vinegar and add it to my towels in the rinse cycle. NGL, I've never heard of alcohol vinegar but my mother always used white vinegar and it works like a charm. It's also great for cleaning glass and mirrors.

So, i can't use vinegar that going through rehab and attending AAA? 😇😈😆

Tomorrow, I have a deadline for my 14 day project, that I barely touched. Thanks to this tip, I will magically have whole 2 weeks of time in the upcoming 24 hours to finnish my project. Thank you.

Vinegar by itself is an amazing as well 😍

Sounds like she might have OCD. I think so because I'm the exact same way.

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Oh yea duh

This response is vague. How many seminars did you attend? How much did they cost? Were you encouraged to sign up for paid seminars after attending the free ones? Were all the seminars conducted by Ashley? What concrete things did you learn? In what ways were the seminars helpful to you? What progress did you make with your mental wellbeing?

The main thing that helps us is keeping a spray bottle of all purpose cleaner (a nice, refillable one) and a supply of rags HANDY, like RIGHT THERE, in the kitchen, on the counter. That way you can clean off the stove top, counter, spills in the fridge, coffee maker, faucets, spot clean floor, fronts of appliances, all while you're waiting for your coffee to brew or your pizza to warm up. SO EASY. Your kitchen will always look nice too. Look for dirt, you'll find it. And kill it. You are brilliant for trying to do better!

My ex's family used to this when they daughters were all teenagers. It fell apart because they had a tiny house, and the rule was that if you weren't in for dinner that day (as teens often aren't), it was still your turn to wash up. It ended up me going there and just washing up whenever I could as you couldn't use the kitchen otherwise.