Hey guys! Have you ever heard about the golden financial rule? Don’t spend more than 30% of your income after taxes on rent. In fact, split your income 50-20-30. That means 50% goes to rent, food, and transportation altogether, 20% goes to savings, and 30% on what you enjoy. Or what about diving head-first into credit cards? Your parents might tell you it’s a good way to build your credit, but that’s only if you’re responsible with that magic plastic card. Ah… If I could go back in time and talk to myself at age 22! Not to sound like an “old guy dishing out all my wise advice to the youngin’s – heh heh”, but if you can still avoid some common money mistakes people make in their 20s, you’ll be doing yourself a big favor! Other videos you might like:
10 Mistakes Lots of People Make When Buying a New Car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrxQimKIFSk
12 Things to Avoid If You Want to Become Rich https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbQnWRvDetI&
8 Habits Poor People Do And Rich Don't https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb3pDrf80E0 TIMESTAMPS:
Trying to keep up with the Joneses 0:25
Buying an expensive car 0:53
Over-spending on rent 1:32
Moving to the big city 2:07
Overspending on food 2:33
Diving head-first into credit cards 3:05
Not caring about your credit history 3:37
Not planning for retirement 4:19
Not taking student loans seriously 4:59
Ignoring insurance 5:51
Cutting financial corners in all the wrong ways 6:20
Avoiding calculated risks 7:08
Not discussing money issues with your significant other 7:40
Getting pets 8:23
Impatience 8:54 #money #moneymestakes #brightside SUMMARY:
– Chances are some people are living their dream in debt up to their eyeballs. Don’t try to keep up with the cool kids if it means owing the bank a bunch of money, plus interest! – Unless you’re doing it for an awesome well-paid job you’ve been offered, think twice before heading to a major city. – Fast food might seem cheap, but when you compare it to cooking at home and packing leftovers to work for lunch, it’s a waste. – It’s best to wait until you’ve got a decent job and a reasonable head on your shoulders than to get a card, not make the payments on time, and ruin your credit.
– Make all your payments on time, don’t open too many accounts at once, and keep the amount of credit you actually use as low as you can compared to your limit.
– The sooner you start putting money into a 401(k) or some other retirement account, the more time this money will have to gather interest and grow into some serious cash for your golden years.
– Although it’s nice when you can avoid taking out student loans in the first place, the sad truth is a lot of us are stuck with them for YEARS (even decades!) after we finish school. – Renter’s insurance will save you tons of money in case of a fire, flood, or break-in. – If your pay is really so miniscule that you can’t feed yourself, then it might be a good time to negotiate your salary look for something better, or even come up with a good side hussle…
– Yes, changing jobs is a risk, especially when you need money! But if there’s a skill you’ve always wanted to learn – do it now.
– It can seem uncomfortable to talk about money with your partner, but you have to do it if you plan to get serious with that person.
– Pets come with a whole slew of financial obligations, so only get one when you (and your bank account) are absolutely ready. – The biggest mistake people in their 20s make, is thinking they should have their financial and professional life already in order. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hey guys! Have you ever heard about the golden financial rule? Don’t spend more than 30% of your income after taxes on rent. In fact, split your income 50-20-30. That means 50% goes to rent, food, and transportation altogether, 20% goes to savings, and 30% on what you enjoy. Or what about diving head-first into credit cards? Your parents might tell you it’s a good way to build your credit, but that’s only if you’re responsible with that magic plastic card. Ah… If I could go back in time and talk to myself at age 22! Not to sound like an “old guy dishing out all my wise advice to the youngin’s – heh heh”, but if you can still avoid some common money mistakes people make in their 20s, you’ll be doing yourself a big favor! Other videos you might like:
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12 Things to Avoid If You Want to Become Rich https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbQnWRvDetI&
8 Habits Poor People Do And Rich Don't https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb3pDrf80E0 TIMESTAMPS:
Trying to keep up with the Joneses 0:25
Buying an expensive car 0:53
Over-spending on rent 1:32
Moving to the big city 2:07
Overspending on food 2:33
Diving head-first into credit cards 3:05
Not caring about your credit history 3:37
Not planning for retirement 4:19
Not taking student loans seriously 4:59
Ignoring insurance 5:51
Cutting financial corners in all the wrong ways 6:20
Avoiding calculated risks 7:08
Not discussing money issues with your significant other 7:40
Getting pets 8:23
Impatience 8:54 #money #moneymestakes #brightside SUMMARY:
– Chances are some people are living their dream in debt up to their eyeballs. Don’t try to keep up with the cool kids if it means owing the bank a bunch of money, plus interest! – Unless you’re doing it for an awesome well-paid job you’ve been offered, think twice before heading to a major city. – Fast food might seem cheap, but when you compare it to cooking at home and packing leftovers to work for lunch, it’s a waste. – It’s best to wait until you’ve got a decent job and a reasonable head on your shoulders than to get a card, not make the payments on time, and ruin your credit.
– Make all your payments on time, don’t open too many accounts at once, and keep the amount of credit you actually use as low as you can compared to your limit.
– The sooner you start putting money into a 401(k) or some other retirement account, the more time this money will have to gather interest and grow into some serious cash for your golden years.
– Although it’s nice when you can avoid taking out student loans in the first place, the sad truth is a lot of us are stuck with them for YEARS (even decades!) after we finish school. – Renter’s insurance will save you tons of money in case of a fire, flood, or break-in. – If your pay is really so miniscule that you can’t feed yourself, then it might be a good time to negotiate your salary look for something better, or even come up with a good side hussle…
– Yes, changing jobs is a risk, especially when you need money! But if there’s a skill you’ve always wanted to learn – do it now.
– It can seem uncomfortable to talk about money with your partner, but you have to do it if you plan to get serious with that person.
– Pets come with a whole slew of financial obligations, so only get one when you (and your bank account) are absolutely ready. – The biggest mistake people in their 20s make, is thinking they should have their financial and professional life already in order. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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40% – that’s how much of the food you buy ends up getting tossed right in the garbage. 40%! Surprised? The culprit: improper storage. We are used to storing everything in our fridges: fruits, vegetables, sweets, breads. Some people also keep sauces, marinades, and cans in their fridges, just in case. But often, while storing foods like this might extend their shelf life, it can actually be harmful for the products. Did you know, for example, that tomatoes get even more flavorful and fragrant if you keep them at room temperature (about 70°F) or above? Or that onion and garlic prefer warmer temperatures, too? They’re also afraid of light and won’t like being kept in a sunlit kitchen. And guys, never keep fries in the fridge! French fries, or any fried potatoes for that matter, contain a substance that can become toxic when kept in low temperatures. So, let’s see what conditions best protect some common products in the kitchen, and save you some money! Other videos you might like:
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Tomatoes 0:24 🍅
Onion and garlic 1:00
Potatoes 1:20
Mushrooms 1:44
Fresh greens and herbs 2:06 🌿
Chilled poultry and meat 2:29
Bananas and other tropical fruit 3:00 🍌
Honey 3:24 Eggs 3:55 🥚
Milk, yogurt, and hard cheese 4:26
Grapes and berries 4:57
Apples 5:28 🍏
Vegetable oil 6:00
Carrots 6:12 🥕
Grains and flour 6:33
Watermelon 6:59 🍉
Bread 7:21
Pet food 7:42
Coffee and tea 8:01 ☕
Sugar 8:22
Chocolate 8:41 🍫
Leftovers 9:01 #foodstorage #healthydiet #brightside SUMMARY:
– It’s much better to buy small portions of fresh tomatoes you can eat within a day. If you’ve grown them yourself, keep them on the low shelf of the fridge.
– If you’re going to cook them later, just put mushrooms in a paper bag and keep them in the fridge. If you need to store them longer, first wash them, and then dry or freeze them. – Don’t forget that meat is a possible source of different infectious bacteria. It can be stored in the fridge no longer than 2 days.
– Honey should be stored in a glass, ceramic, or metal container. The ideal place is dark and dry, so a shelf will do just fine as long as the cabinet has a door. – Contrary to what refrigerator manufacturers seem to think, it’s not a good idea to store eggs in the fridge door. Each time you open it, the eggs get exposed to lower temperatures in the air.
– Milk and yogurt also shouldn’t be kept in the fridge door – they spoil there faster than anywhere else. – The best place for grapes is a ventilated plastic bag like the one they’re kept and sold in at the store. – Apples shouldn’t be refrigerated. They’re also pretty finicky, so keep different kinds of apples separate from each other and put them in the pantry or cellar.
– Oils should be kept in a dark place at room temperature. If you can't find a dark place in your kitchen, wrap it in foil.
– Young carrots can be kept in a dark cool place where they’ll stay fresh and crisp for a long time.
– Watermelon (and regular melon) will keep better if you store it at room temperature. – Bread should be stored in a plastic ventilated bag, a cloth, or a paper bag, where it can stay soft for 5 days.
– Store tea and coffee in a dark dry place in a nontransparent container. Keep them away from food with a strong odor. – Chocolate should be stored at room temperature in a dry place that’s exposed to sunlight.
– It’s a big mistake to make soup or hamburgers for a whole week unless you’re going to freeze them. The longest time leftovers can be stored in the fridge is 5 days. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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As “Save the Bees” projects have popped up everywhere – honeybees are necessary to our environment, after all – many people have turned into amateur beekeepers. Swarms are definitely a concern. The thing is, bees are pretty sophisticated when it comes to communication and their complex societies. They can send “help” signals to a swarm with their pheromones, which can travel surprising distances. Getting stung by a bee is the worst if you don’t count shark bites and some other things! How can something so tiny inflict so much pain? Can you imagine being attacked by a whole swarm of bees? You’re about to find out. Don’t panic! There are things you can do if you see a swarm and fear being attacked – and there are also things you shouldn’t do. Other videos you might like:
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10 Bug Bites You Should Be Able to Identify https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN_uzGCaR0U
HOW ANIMALS SEE THE WORLD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ss-nmT7oAA TIMESTAMPS:
✅ DOs:
– Know when it’s prime-time for swarms 1:01
– Be able to recognize what kind of bee you’re dealing with 1:33
– If a swarm starts to chase you – RUN! 2:09
– Cover your head and face 2:35
– Seek shelter ASAP! 3:04
– Lights Out! 3:27
– If you do get stung… 3:56
– Light-colored clothing 4:28
– If you ARE wearing dark clothing, it can be a defense 4:52
– Know how to spot a potential hive site 5:12
– Pay attention! 5:45
❌DON’Ts:
– Don’t swat at a bee 6:14
– Don’t jump into any water! 6:44
– Don’t leave any sweet stuff outside 7:10
– Don’t wear perfumes or scented lotions outside 7:34
– Don’t try to get rid of a hive on your own! 7:53 #bees #survivaltips #brightside SUMMARY:
– Just so you can be on the alert: honeybees breed in the springtime. This results in overcrowded hives, and a new queen bee may appear to rule over her new brood.
– When you first spot a swarm, don’t panic. Some honeybees are more territorial than others. The Africanized Honeybee is particularly territorial, and will defend its hive with its life. – Run away from the swarm in a straight line until the bees stop chasing you. You can outrun a swarm – just run as fast as you can.
– Whether you have a blanket with you from a picnic, a hood, or even your own shirt, use whatever you can to protect your face; especially your eyes. – A shelter with a door you can close is ideal – your house, your car, even a public restroom with a door if you’re at a campsite or nature preserve. – Turn off every light so that the only light source is from the windows. – Scrape the surface of the sting with a credit card or something similar. You’ll want to remove the stingers as soon as possible, so the venom won’t continue to spread. – Honeybees have evolved to detect dark colors, so light-colored clothing won’t appear as threatening to them.
– Any hidey holes or cracks should be filled around your home and in any outbuildings on your property.
– If you notice a bee or multiple bees aggressively bumping into you, a swarm and an attack might be on the way.
– Swatting at a bee with a newspaper, magazine, or flyswatter will cause the bee and the whole swarm to attack more aggressively. – Even though they can’t sting you in the water, they’ll just wait for you to get out or come up for air. – Bees love sweet stuff – from the flower nectar they look for, to your open can of soda. – Avoid lots of hairspray too guys. The sweet or flowery scent of these products will be irresistible to any bee.
– If you notice a hive near where you live, don’t call the A Team, call a bee professional. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Do you ever feel like there’s too much “month” left at the end of your paycheck? Where does it all go anyway? If you don't track your money daily, you should start doing it! Set aside a specific time each day to check your transactions and see if you’re on track. It doesn’t have to be an inconveniently long time – 60 seconds is enough. And what about your credit cards? Are you smart enough with them? If you have to use a credit card, get one that pays you. Look for a card that offers cashback rewards. Some offer the following deal: for every $100 you spend, you get $1 back. Interested? Check out these effective budgeting methods if your money is having a hard time finding its way into your savings account! Other videos you might like:
A Simple Trick on How to Save Up A Lot of Money Fast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8Z0Q3E_RgU&
11 Tips from Millionaires on How to Save Up a Lot of Money https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj_oSSXnphk&
10 Driving Hacks That'll Make You Spend Less On Gas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMfJ0FCzttg& TIMESTAMPS:
Tell your money where to go 0:22
Track your money daily 0:57
Eat at home 1:21
Stay up with sales 2:04
Go thrifting 2:32
Always shop alone 3:08
Spend your cash and keep the change 3:38
Cut the cable 4:14
Never buy new 4:51
Be smart with credit cards 5:34
Have an emergency savings fund 6:10
Pay off debt 6:46
Give monthly towards your holiday savings 7:29
Set specific savings goals 8:03
Accept hand-me-downs 8:36
Live with your parents 8:59
Take advantage of your local library 9:30 #savingmoney #money #brightside Preview photo credit: Vienna, Austria, November 2018: messy household with a mattress on the floor, life from a suitcase lifestyle concept: By Agatha Kadar/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/vienna-austria-november-2018-messy-household-1245742447
THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI, from left: Sam Rockwell, Sandy Martin, 2017: By Merrick Morton/Fox Searchlight/Everett Collection/EAST NEWS, https://www.eastnews.ru/pictures/picture/id/60503410/i/118/t/127
Animation is created by Bright Side. SUMMARY:
– Sort your expenses into categories (rent/utilities, groceries/personal expenses, and fun extra stuff), and make cuts where you can. – The average American spends $230 a month just on eating out! Fast food may seem cheap, but cooking at home is way more wallet-friendly. – Purchase more expensive foods like meat at a discounted price, and plan your menu around that. Buy in bulk when you can.
– If your brain is already on Sales Mode, then kick the savings up by hitting some thrift stores at the right time. – Instead of going to the store with your debit card in hand, try withdrawing cash in the exact amount you budgeted to spend. This will keep you in check if you’re tempted to make an impulse purchase. – The average person spends about $85 a month on cable. Satellite owners spend a bit more, topping off at $100 per month. – You should go second-hand with your car too. A brand-new vehicle loses 10% of its value during the first month of ownership, beginning immediately after you drive it off the lot.
– With all the extra money you’ll soon be saving, you can put the surplus towards an emergency savings fund. The minimum amount for this account should be $1,000. – There’s no greater bargain than receiving a whole new wardrobe for free, without having to step foot in a retail store! If certain hand-me-downs don’t work for you, simply pass them along. – Living with your folks can also help you save money for the future, whatever your plans might be. Owning your own home, traveling and seeing the world, it’s up to you.
– Museums and zoos typically have community days or nights, when their entrances are FREE. Check their social media pages for those days and details. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Do you ever feel like there’s too much “month” left at the end of your paycheck? Where does it all go anyway? If you don't track your money daily, you should start doing it! Set aside a specific time each day to check your transactions and see if you’re on track. It doesn’t have to be an inconveniently long time – 60 seconds is enough. And what about your credit cards? Are you smart enough with them? If you have to use a credit card, get one that pays you. Look for a card that offers cashback rewards. Some offer the following deal: for every $100 you spend, you get $1 back. Interested? Check out these effective budgeting methods if your money is having a hard time finding its way into your savings account! Other videos you might like:
A Simple Trick on How to Save Up A Lot of Money Fast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8Z0Q3E_RgU&
11 Tips from Millionaires on How to Save Up a Lot of Money https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj_oSSXnphk&
10 Driving Hacks That'll Make You Spend Less On Gas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMfJ0FCzttg& TIMESTAMPS:
Tell your money where to go 0:22
Track your money daily 0:57
Eat at home 1:21
Stay up with sales 2:04
Go thrifting 2:32
Always shop alone 3:08
Spend your cash and keep the change 3:38
Cut the cable 4:14
Never buy new 4:51
Be smart with credit cards 5:34
Have an emergency savings fund 6:10
Pay off debt 6:46
Give monthly towards your holiday savings 7:29
Set specific savings goals 8:03
Accept hand-me-downs 8:36
Live with your parents 8:59
Take advantage of your local library 9:30 #savingmoney #money #brightside Preview photo credit: Vienna, Austria, November 2018: messy household with a mattress on the floor, life from a suitcase lifestyle concept: By Agatha Kadar/Shutterstock.com, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/vienna-austria-november-2018-messy-household-1245742447
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Animation is created by Bright Side. SUMMARY:
– Sort your expenses into categories (rent/utilities, groceries/personal expenses, and fun extra stuff), and make cuts where you can. – The average American spends $230 a month just on eating out! Fast food may seem cheap, but cooking at home is way more wallet-friendly. – Purchase more expensive foods like meat at a discounted price, and plan your menu around that. Buy in bulk when you can.
– If your brain is already on Sales Mode, then kick the savings up by hitting some thrift stores at the right time. – Instead of going to the store with your debit card in hand, try withdrawing cash in the exact amount you budgeted to spend. This will keep you in check if you’re tempted to make an impulse purchase. – The average person spends about $85 a month on cable. Satellite owners spend a bit more, topping off at $100 per month. – You should go second-hand with your car too. A brand-new vehicle loses 10% of its value during the first month of ownership, beginning immediately after you drive it off the lot.
– With all the extra money you’ll soon be saving, you can put the surplus towards an emergency savings fund. The minimum amount for this account should be $1,000. – There’s no greater bargain than receiving a whole new wardrobe for free, without having to step foot in a retail store! If certain hand-me-downs don’t work for you, simply pass them along. – Living with your folks can also help you save money for the future, whatever your plans might be. Owning your own home, traveling and seeing the world, it’s up to you.
– Museums and zoos typically have community days or nights, when their entrances are FREE. Check their social media pages for those days and details. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Imagine that you’ve bought plane tickets, say, half a year before the flight. You count down the days before the trip, pack a suitcase, and take a taxi to the airport. There’s a traffic jam on the way, so you don’t get there early enough to be first at the check-in desk. And yet you’re on time, so you give your passport to the employee and… You hear that check-in is closed, and there are no free seats left on the plane. Have you ever found yourself in an overbooking situation? It means that there are more passengers checked in for flight than seats on board the plane. It sounds crazy, but airlines usually sell more tickets than there are seats available on the plane on purpose. Having a ticket doesn’t necessarily guarantee that you’ll be able to fly to your destination. Here's why it occurs, and what to do in case it happens to you. Other videos you might like:
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Why No One Can Bring Liquids on a Plane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYWYaN5YlqI& TIMESTAMPS:
Why on Earth would they sell more tickets than seats? 😠 1:04
How you can stand up for your rights 3:06
What you need to know about refunds in the US 3:34
… and in the EU 4:23
How to make the best of overbooking 5:21
What about charter flights? ✈️ 6:56 #airtravel #overbooking #brightside SUMMARY:
– To make up for the inevitable lost passengers, a lot of airlines use overbooking. They sell more tickets than available seats just to be on a safe side, and ensure the seats will be filled somehow.
– The airline staff can try to find volunteers who’ll agree to wait for the next flight in exchange for different perks. But if there are none, the passengers who were the last to check in won’t be allowed to board.
– Sometimes overbooking happens because of uncontrollable major circumstances.
– The carriers shouldn’t get away with overbooking, and have a responsibility to their clients. – In the US, if you wait for 2 hours or less, you’re entitled to 200% of your one-way fare to your final destination (maximum $675). If you wait 2-4 hours, you should get 400% of your one-way fare to your destination (maximum $1350) on domestic flights.
– In the EU, the compensation for shorter flights would be about $140 to $275, depending on the distance. For longer distances, the reimbursement would range from $220 to $445.
– You could also just claim the money for the ticket, or go back to the starting point of your trip if it’s a connecting flight. – Choose the most popular destination in a hot season. If there are several flights a day, the airline will bump extra passengers from the earlier flights onto yours. – Be the first to come to the check-in desk and ask the airline employee to put you on the list of volunteers to stay back in case of overbooking. – If you fly often with an airline of a certain alliance, and have their silver or golden bonus card, you can also benefit from overbooking.
– Despite all these perks, overbooking is more often a problem than a benefit. All these rules work for regular flights, but not for charter ones. -That’s why the best advice here is to be among the first passengers to the check-in desk. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Imagine that you’ve bought plane tickets, say, half a year before the flight. You count down the days before the trip, pack a suitcase, and take a taxi to the airport. There’s a traffic jam on the way, so you don’t get there early enough to be first at the check-in desk. And yet you’re on time, so you give your passport to the employee and… You hear that check-in is closed, and there are no free seats left on the plane. Have you ever found yourself in an overbooking situation? It means that there are more passengers checked in for flight than seats on board the plane. It sounds crazy, but airlines usually sell more tickets than there are seats available on the plane on purpose. Having a ticket doesn’t necessarily guarantee that you’ll be able to fly to your destination. Here's why it occurs, and what to do in case it happens to you. Other videos you might like:
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Why No One Can Bring Liquids on a Plane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYWYaN5YlqI& TIMESTAMPS:
Why on Earth would they sell more tickets than seats? 😠 1:04
How you can stand up for your rights 3:06
What you need to know about refunds in the US 3:34
… and in the EU 4:23
How to make the best of overbooking 5:21
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– To make up for the inevitable lost passengers, a lot of airlines use overbooking. They sell more tickets than available seats just to be on a safe side, and ensure the seats will be filled somehow.
– The airline staff can try to find volunteers who’ll agree to wait for the next flight in exchange for different perks. But if there are none, the passengers who were the last to check in won’t be allowed to board.
– Sometimes overbooking happens because of uncontrollable major circumstances.
– The carriers shouldn’t get away with overbooking, and have a responsibility to their clients. – In the US, if you wait for 2 hours or less, you’re entitled to 200% of your one-way fare to your final destination (maximum $675). If you wait 2-4 hours, you should get 400% of your one-way fare to your destination (maximum $1350) on domestic flights.
– In the EU, the compensation for shorter flights would be about $140 to $275, depending on the distance. For longer distances, the reimbursement would range from $220 to $445.
– You could also just claim the money for the ticket, or go back to the starting point of your trip if it’s a connecting flight. – Choose the most popular destination in a hot season. If there are several flights a day, the airline will bump extra passengers from the earlier flights onto yours. – Be the first to come to the check-in desk and ask the airline employee to put you on the list of volunteers to stay back in case of overbooking. – If you fly often with an airline of a certain alliance, and have their silver or golden bonus card, you can also benefit from overbooking.
– Despite all these perks, overbooking is more often a problem than a benefit. All these rules work for regular flights, but not for charter ones. -That’s why the best advice here is to be among the first passengers to the check-in desk. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hey guys! Do you like summer? Who doesn't, right? It's time for fun. At a barbecue, by the sea, in a park or on a lake shore. But wait! Who’s gonna bug you, and spoil all the pleasure? Someone very small, but very annoying. Insects. There are zillions of them, and most are innocent and scared out of their wits of the huge humans. But a few others can bite or sting you and cause real trouble. For example, almost all 40,000 different kinds of spiders are venomous. Don’t panic! Not for people. But there are 3 kinds of spiders whom you’d better avoid. Ticks aren't our friends either. They can infect people with encephalitis, borreliosis and other diseases. So if you wanna stay safe, remember which pests you’d rather keep off your party list. Other videos you might like:
If You Get This Plant at Home, You’ll Never See Mice, Spiders, or Ants Again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdJnRxYjOmI&
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If You See This, Run Fast and Ask for Help! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqhwLRrszUU& TIMESTAMPS:
Spider 0:51
❗️ If a spider did bite you, don’t do this 2:07
Mosquito 2:41
Tick 4:25
Bug (in general) 6:42
Bee 7:48 #insects #bugbite #brightside SUMMARY:
– Brown Recluse spiders live in the Midwest and South of the central US regions. They choose houses, barns, and lofts, and can hide behind furniture or floorboards.
– The Black Widow lives in the whole territory of the country, usually outdoors in protected places, like heaps of stones or firewood. It has a red or orange hour-glass mark on the belly. – Tarantula’s bites are very rare and – thanks goodness !– New World tarantulas are not venomous. But if you try to disturb him on purpose, he can throw out needle hairs, which can cause an allergic reaction.
– A brightly colored swollen circle is usually a mosquito bite. It takes its final shape very quickly and doesn't change for a long time.
– When biting a human, mosquitos inject their saliva, which contains a blood-thinner, into the wound. This is what causes the swelling, redness and itching.
– An allergy to mosquito bites has the following symptoms: a single bite can cause an extensive rash on a big area of the body. – A body reacts to a tick’s attack with a red spot in the place of a bite. The insect can stay attached to the skin for a long time, sucking blood and increasing in size.
– The worst thing about ticks is that they can infect people with encephalitis, borreliosis (Lyme disease) and other diseases. – You’ll face the biggest danger of getting infected if you live in a region endemic in ticks’ infections, or visit it during their highest activity, from the middle of May till the end of September.
– If you've found a tick on your body, remove it with tweezers and go to the doctor, even if you feel ok.
– Bug bites look different. Some people don't notice them at all; others have a strong allergic reaction with itching and pain. – A bug bites through the skin, trying to feel for a suitable capillary. That’s why it often leaves a line of 5-7 bites in a row. – Itching is one of the nastiest effects of a bug’s bite. The bites can keep itching constantly, and be painful to the touch. – A bee can leave a stinger in the spot where it got you. You’ll have to extract it carefully. Bee stings aren’t dangerous if you don’t have an allergy to them.
– The intensity of pain depends on the person’s pain barrier. For people with a high barrier, it won’t be too much discomfort.
– Things are much worse if you have an allergy to apitoxin. The bite can lead to Quincke’s disease, and anaphylaxis, which is life threatening. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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