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So, let’s talk about getting pulled over. Stay calm. Don’t look back at the police car or the officer approaching. No sudden movements. Just sit still and wait. Don’t rummage for your license and insurance until asked. When the officer reaches your window, be respectful. Regardless of your feelings about the police, every sentence should end with “sir” or “ma’am”. Keep your voice calm and steady. If asked why you were pulled over, simply say, “No sir,” and let the officer tell you. Don’t argue. Just acknowledge and move on.

Tax season can be stressful, filled with complicated forms and confusing instructions. It’s no wonder that many people cling to common myths about taxes, hoping to simplify the process. However, these myths can lead to mistakes, missed opportunities, and even penalties.

Here are some of the most common tax myths debunked:

I assume you mean in one of the arteries or veins, since other places in the throat wouldn’t cause the situation you’re asking about.

Not that it matters, because the first aid is the same. Pressure, pressure, pressure. First and always, apply pressure to slow bleeding.

If it doesn’t hurt like a motherfucker, you aren’t using enough pressure. Seriously.

We all like to think we have a pretty good handle on who we are and how we come across to others. But let’s be real: we all have blind spots. Those pesky little habits, quirks, and flaws that are glaringly obvious to everyone else but somehow invisible to us.

Maybe you have a tendency to interrupt people mid-sentence. Or maybe you’re always running 20 minutes late to everything. Or maybe you have a really annoying nervous laugh that makes people want to punch you in the throat. Who knows?