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Try and get the business cards with the nfc chips in them, pass next to a clients phone and the have all your card details via the nfc connection, saves on the number of cards you need to print and is a [real] conversation starter to break the ice on first meetings.

I'm more offended that Christmas is such a commercialized holiday & seems to be more about "what did I get" rather than "What can I do for other people?" (at least, when it comes to all the advertisements/Christmas Episode/Movie specials)I think I'll find somewhere to volunteer next Christmas.

Perfume was originally marketed as a way to allow yourself to not have to smell other people (back in ye olde days, when people bathed once a week & deodorant wasn't a thing).

That being said, if you are going to wear perfume, the least amount acceptable would be on your wrists. Otherwise, you should be able to get

HA! Your kids are nice! I was the asshole kid who used to say, "Mrs. So-and-So, aren't you old enough to know that Santa isn't real?"

I do have a co-worker who does smell nice. He tends to buy the more expensive cologne and he doesn't marinate himself in it.

Sadly, where I work, I suspect it's not so much "lack of shower," and more "I just smoked pot on my break and I don't want anyone in the office to know. I'm sure if I dump an entire bottle of teenage-girl-scented perfume on my body, no one will notice or be any the wiser!"

It's satire, Jim :)

Marketability, I think.

I find it hard to believe a judge would side with a server over food allergies unless the restaurant isn't flagging products that contain potential food allergens correctly.

Are we going toward a culture where people feel entitled to receive a tip for jobs that are historically not tipped?

Since you generally need to look lower to change the radio or the temperature in your vehicle

My first name is "Heidi." Common enough everyone can pronounce it (although people have enough trouble spelling it that I give out my name as "Holly" at venues that require a name, but are not required to memorize it). Uncommon enough that this is the first time in my 27 years of living that there is a 2nd Heidi in

For people like that, at my office, a co-worker uses these: http://www.aftershokz.com/

They go through your jawbone, so you can hear enough of the music/whatever to distract you from obnoxious coworkers, but your ears are uncovered, so if your phone does ring, you can still hear it to answer.

I thought there were only 2 spellings for Sarah:

I leave my settings at public. With how often the privacy settings change on Facebook (without the end user touching them), I pretty much just assume even if I post something "friends only," the whole world will eventually see it.

I definitely agree with your viewpoint on how things can be interesting. If I see you at

I have a Facebook friend who is constantly updating her status. About 2-5 times every day. She is a Gen X, not a Millennial (I state because I am a Millennial, and well aware that Baby Boomers/Gen X seem to think we do most of the Facebooking/Tweeting/Texting/whatever).

I have recently come to the conclusion that she

Some two-factor authentications give you the option of calling you with the authentication code.

I have an Android phone and I use MightyText to get around this :) 99% of the time, I do have my cell phone with me. Today, I forgot it at home. If I need to login to something that requires two-factor authentication, I can still do so, simply by logging into MightyText.

I use two-Factor on anything that is spamming my friends or has access to my money (ie: the bank & PayPal). I used to get complaints about spam coming from my primary gmail account, so I enabled two-factor authentication. I was getting lots of spam from my friends on Twitter, so I enabled two-factor authentication on

I have cats. One is a hunter, the other two are not. So the one cat, when she finds a mouse, will keep at it. Gives me ample time to grab a handkerchief, lift the guy up by the tail, put him back outside, put the handkerchief in the wash, wash & sanitize my hands.