Summer Etiquette & Cheat Codes

We are a month into summer and Dangerous Dave talks about some summer etiquette to keep in mind including not splashing people who don't like it. Plus, "cheat codes" for your life kind of like a video game but hacks for your real life.

Episode Transcript

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He's deeper in the din with dangerousday. Well, we're about a month
into summer. Now have you brokenany rules yet? Here's some summer etiquette
rules to keep in mind. Don'tset up right next to somebody at the
beach. There's a lot of roomto spread out. Don't block their view
of the water too by setting upright in front of them either. When
you leave the beach, don't shakeyour sandy towel right next to somebody.

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Pay attention to which way the windis blowing as well. Don't assume it's
fun to splash people. That includescannonballs splashing outside the pool, also splashing
somebody who just getting into the poolnot cool either. Don't blast your music
that goes for anywhere in public,even at the backyard cookout, if your
neighbors might not want to hear thatall day. And don't set off fireworks

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constantly. The fourth of July wasover two weeks ago. It's time to
move on. Put those fireworks awayand save them for New Years. Deeper
in the Ta, you know you'veprobably heard of the cheap code, the
Konami code in video games. Upup downtown left right, left right,
be a start it's called the cheatcode equivalent of open sesame. It's when

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people online are talking about cheat codesin real life. So the cheat code
in a video game, if youdon't know, it's a way to get
like extra powers, extra lives,to be able to basically get past any
level that you weren't able to getpast before. Is there real life cheat
codes? Well, some of theseare brilliant, some of them are intriguing,
some are just very random. Here'sa few of the cheat codes in

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real life that we can use.Admit your mistakes quickly without undoe apologies,
they say, self flagellation. Peoplewill trust you more and move on from
your other mistakes faster. Okay,best excuse you can use. Here's a
cheat code for you. Diarrhea said, Nobody questions it. Nobody expects you
to go to a doctor for it. Don't enter the recipients of an email

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until after it's written and ready tosend it, so you don't actually send
an unedited or unfinished email. That'sa good idea. Confidence can get as
you super far. If it's anact. People talk about themselves more than
they like hearing about you. Soif you interact with people for work,
Memorize one thing about them, maybetheir kid's name, the sport they like,

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the hobby they do, or whatever. Ask them once in a while.
People will always be surprised and appreciateyou're interested in them. Talk positive
about people behind their backs. Havea friend generationally older and another one younger
than yourself. When reheating rice inthe microwave, put a bit of water
in a bowl so it'll heat upfluffy again. I already knew that sheet

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code for sure. Also make peoplelaugh within a minute of meeting them.
They'll remember you and be more willingto help you. If you want to
change the subject of a conversation,discreetly but noticeably drop something. Make it
look accidental. It'll break their trainof thought, and then you can restart
the conversation. Good to know cleanwhile you're cooking. Be polite increases your

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odds of getting what You want tolearn something, Repeat it to yourself three
times a day the day you wantto learn it, two more times a
day in the day after that.That way, you'll know it most of
the time and never commit a crimeduring the commission of another crime. For
example, if you're transporting illicted substances, don't go speeding or with a busted
tail light and expired tags. Justremember one crime at a time. Okay,

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that's a very random cheat code,but once again, good to know.
To me again for another episode ofDeeper in the Den with dangerous Dave
light Year.