Here, that's commonplace...to say hello and smile to someone that passes you by!

Hi Bin,When I saw your post, I couldn't help but smile because it's nice to know others have to deal with the same issues.    

Me personally, would purchase myself a new/relatively new Porsche Cayman GTS (70-90k) so i'll smile every time I'm in a car, make sure i'm situated in a nice area I enjoy living, and invest the rest for cashflow. done, simple.PS. someone mentioned Topsail.

Originally posted by @Logan Hicks:look him dead in the eyes, smile, and say "Fedex Kinko M*********r" Right?  

It can be frustrating watching hotshot social media stars seemingly getting to the endgame overnight, but know that for every smiling photo on the beach are underlying risks/advantages/secrets that may not be exposed on the surface.

If I said that to you in person with a smile on my face, no one would balk at all.

It could be something as small as striking up conversation and getting someone to smile that day.

I could feel the good energy when we visited and was greeted with warm smiles when we visited the Eastern Market and walked the city. 

They will smile and nod. - When you go to actually complete the application process and send them the link to complete their screening, another portion of applicants will evaporate. - Some of the qualified tenants will also just drop out because they found another place they liked better.

You see the warm colors, the natural smiles, looking into the camera (looking at you).The picture resonates with the message and the message amplifies the picture.This is psychological.