Use wisely your power of choice.

Every older generation has found issue with the fads, fashion and musical choices of the youth, but this particular fad is somewhat obsene and offensive.

If I had a choice, I'd go after Alcorn's course if I wanted to make it big in CRE, and Lindahl's course if I wanted to understand what apartment building can do for you.

SELLER and BUYER agree to use buyers choice of ______________________________ to complete their closing of the said property.

If you want to "do things right", you have 2 choices.

As it has been explained to me, if your choice or carriage of your "nonlethal" weapon causes you to commit a felony in the act of defending yourself and/or someone else that results in a death you are also open to felony murder charges.There's a book I heard about that explains the proper use of a flashlight in a self defense situation while mitigating exposing yourself to manslaughter charges should someone die.

Or, by going to the grey-colored bar, and hovering the mouse over the word "Forum" on that bar; you'll get a menu and one of the menu choices is "Monitored Topics".You can use the "Monitored Topics" almost like bookmarks / favorites in the browser if you think about it this way.

Hopefully, between the seller's own knowledge level and the transparency you are providing to the seller about your own intentions, the seller will be equipped to make his own choice as to whether to proceed or not.

If I make him a lowball offer, does he have the choice to not even show the seller my offer?

And there is nothing wrong with giving them a choice of gifts, and if their choice is to clean the carpets, and the "choice of gifts" was offered ahead of time and is part of your normal program, and they choose carpet cleaning, fine.