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2401
Sales
ORDERING FRENCH FRIES
The counter help in fast-food restaurants will usually try to sell you some French fries if you don't include any in your order. As a rule, one out of five customers will accept their offer. The score for hot cherry pies is somewhat lower.
Nancy, McDonald's restaurant counter help
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Legacy Rule of Thumb from previously published collections
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2657
Military
MAINTAINING AN AIR FORCE
American, West German, and British air forces expect to have 40 percent of their aircraft under repair at any given time.
Brent Wiggans, artist, computer scientist, and military buff
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3425
Conversations
TRUTH
If 2 people are having a dispute, the angrier one is usually wrong. Anger clouds judgement.
Senthil
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3681
Crafts
STAINED CLASS CUTTING
In stained glass cutting, you will break the piece you're cutting when doing a concave cut 3 times as often as doing a convex one.
Gerry M. Flick, MD, JC, BCLM, Ship's Surgeon, Tacoma, WA, USA
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3937
Flying
FUELING AN AIRLINE
Every penny more per gallon of fuel cost adds $195 million to the airline industry's expenses per year.
John Heimlich, chief economist, Air Transport Association of America
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4193
Marriage
RELATING TO YOUR SPOUSE
Before marriage, the relationship is about compatibility. After marriage, the relationship is about commitment.
Brian
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4449
Speaking
EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION
An effective presentation should have a slide with an upward trend and one slide that is too complicated to understand.
Ernst Schnell, Engineer, Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
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4705
Sales
SETTING YOUR GARAGE SALE PRIORITY
If you decide to have a yard sale, the first decision is, do you just want to get rid of stuff. . .. If you do, make the prices really good and post a prices are negotiable¯ or all prices ½ off tomorrowā€¯ sign. Your sale will be a bigger success if you remember this decision, after all, you won't get rich from your sale.
Dick Gehring, Consultant, NY
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5217
House and Home
THE HIDDEN COSTS OF HOME OWNERSHIP
*** figure the cost of [home] ownership at 4 to 6 percent of the [home's] market value for the year.
Scott Parker
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98
Business
SELLING A BUSINESS
The sale price of a small business is between seven and ten times the average profit of the last three years.
Bill Chellberg, Elmhurst, Illinois
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354
Flying
ESTIMATING ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
For every 18,000 feet (or 3 1/2 miles) in elevation, atmospheric pressure falls by half.
Ernst Luposchainsky III, collector of obscure technical data, inter alia, Hollywood, California
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