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Sure you might get three or four days

out of a pair of undies but eventually you're

gonna have to do a wash.

Here's one tip for your laundry

Take Pauline Hanson's advice

and don't mix colours with whites.

Food stains are a lot like JIZZ stains

they don't look good on on your pants.

And if you leave it on your family's dinner plates

people will get annoyed.

Washed up your fucking plates.

Just throw it up on the line that's all you gotta do

then smother in as many pegs as possible

you never know when you gonna

encounter hurricane winds.

Make sure you leave these clothes out

for 3 to 4

weeks just to make sure they're fucking dry.

Time to mow that front lawn!

Your lawn is a lot like a vagina.

If it's unruly and unkept

It may become a deterrent for some people.

Let's face it you don't want to pull down

Someone's pants.

And be surprised with the Fucking Kokoda Trail!

Some people say vacuuming is therapeutic.

those people are fuck wits.

Vacuuming sucks more than a

single toothless mother out the back of ALDI

On a warm Tuesday Night

night that's quite a bit of sucking.

So you don't know where your Skiddies end

and in the porcelain begins

it's time to clean that toilet.

Cleaning your toilet is a lot like scrubbing your dick

you need to do it regularly and thoroughly

Don't be afraid to get in there

with a little bit of elbow grease

let me tell you gentlemen there is one thing

women hate more than a dirty toilet

Dick cheese.

Do you are close like a dehydrated ball sack?

then on the fuckers!

here's three fuck easy steps.

Firstly spread that bitch out

then come to the realisation

you'll never be able to do it as well as your mum.

And finally give up and buy new clothes.

For more infomation >> Bloke's Guide to Housework - Duration: 1:53.

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Guide to project management #01 - Pick the right project - Duration: 8:47.

Hello everyone, I am Gigi Miu

Welcome to my project management class

I often receive message from fans, where they tell me that they are not able to make art properly.

Sometimes they have problems making a complex MMD animation,

some other times they can't finish their song and asks for advices,

sometimes they have problems with illustrations and so on...

If any of this sounds familiar to you, well, maybe then this class is for you.

In this class you will realize that you are not able to complete an artwork or a project not because you can't or you are not skilled enough for it,

but just because you have bad project management skills, or in the worst of the case, you don't even know what project management is.

Project management is that skill that will let you make art or face any project doing things on the proper order.

To make a stupid example, let's imagine that you want to build an house,

but for some reasons you start building your house from the roof.

Well, this is really a stupid example, but as you can't start making a house starting from the roof,

you won't be able to complete a project if you face it in the wrong order.

Today lesson will be around what i call RULE NO.1

And rule no.1 is PICK THE RIGHT PROJECT.

To put it simple never start a project that is way bigger than one you can reasonably complete.

You may then think that if you never face bigger project you will never be able to complete them or to skill up at all,

but skilling up and facing over time bigger and bigger project is way different than picking a wrong project in the beginning. I will make a concrete example now.

Take, for instance, this drawing. I am not able to draw this.

This is instead what I AM ABLE to draw.

As you can see there is a huge difference between the two drawings.

Sometimes the most important thing is to be honest with oneself and realize that we are simply not able yet to draw a complex illustration (and illustration is just an example here).

Trying to face a project that you can't complete only leads to frustration and to a loss of self esteem.

So, just being honest with yourself will save you lot of stress and frustration.

So, what i see really often in my fans and in all the people that contact me for advices,

is that they confuse "skilling-up" process with "creating a finished artwork" process.

So, to go back to this illustration example, people often confuse a long term goal, like being able in the future to draw something like this illustration,

with a short term goal of just creating a simple artwork.

This often leads to unfinished artwork, because the creator is unsatisfied with the result that don't even bother to finish it.

And even if they complete it, they just are depressed because it is not like they expected it to be.

think at all the frustration that could be avoided by just being able to distinguish long term goals with short term ones.

The saddest thing is that these creators are often really talented!

But sometimes they have lot of skills but still miss the ability to understand the basics of project management.

Back on the topic of learning and skilling up,

it's a long argument, but it will be topic of future lessons, so for now, just focus on these few basic concepts we are explaining today.

And the first very rule I want you to understand and make yours today is this: PICK THE RIGHT PROJECT.

If you just get ablate realize if you can effectively start a project you are able to successfully complete or not will give you a tremendous boost in your productivity.

Also, don't be depressed if you are not able to do now something. You just need more time and you will be able to do it in the future.

Just be relaxed. If you keep trying and studying you will improve. And you do not need to face impossible tasks for the mere sake of studying.

Learning and skilling up has never been about pushing oneself to the limits, but keep adding small increases day after day.

So, next time you are about to make art or to start a new project , ask yourself this simple thing:

is this the right project for me? Can i complete it or I will just abandon it because i can't complete it at all?

This is all for today lesson.

Again, in the house of this class we will face all the topics needed for you as artist to skill up.

Regarding the class schedule it will be once every two weeks.

So basically you will have each week a lesson on how to make vocaloid music,

and in addition to that you will have OR a "how to make MMD video" OR a "guide to project management".

That's all, thanks for watching! See you soon! Don't forget to subscribe!

For more infomation >> Guide to project management #01 - Pick the right project - Duration: 8:47.

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Complete Guide to American Airlines Flight Attendant Jobs | Flight Attendant USA - Duration: 11:47.

Are you looking into a career as a flight attendant at American Airlines?

In this video, I'm going to share with you the surprising things I've learned about

American Airlines Flight Attendant Jobs!

Hello, my name is Larissa, Flight Attendant USA!

I'm currently writing a journal about my experiences becoming a flight attendant and before I publish

that I'm sharing information I'm learning about the process along the way.

American Airlines has been a major leader in the aviation field since its founding in

1930, and along the way has merged and bought out many of its competitors.

Notably, TWA in 2001 and US Airways in 2013.

American Airlines today is the largest airline in the world and employs over 25,000 flight

attendants!

American Airlines contracts with multiple regional airlines to run smaller routes under

the American Eagle umbrella.

While American Eagle has a recognizable logo, it's not actually an airline, but an airline

brand, a way to identify the smaller regional airlines with the big-name company.

More about this will be covered in other videos about the individual regional carriers themselves:

Envoy Air SkyWest Airlines

PSA Airlines Air Wisconsin

Trans States Airlines Republic Airline

Piedmont Airlines ExpressJet

Mesa Airlines Compass Airlines

So, please subscribe and check the video description, which will be updated every time I make a

new video on one of the mentioned airlines.

American Airlines is truly an international company.

American Airlines flies to 96 domestic destinations and 95 international destinations in 55 countries.

(Good luck memorizing all of those airport city codes!)

They offer the most sophisticated and modern first-class experiences, various business

class cabins, and multiple levels of standard class known as main cabin.

As a flight attendant, you could be serving hot gourmet meals all the way down to prepackaged

snacks and sandwiches.

American Airlines is a mainline carrier, which means it is one of the largest airline companies

in terms of money generated and people flown.

Your starting pay will be as of 2017 $25.16 per hour.

With a minimum hour guarantee of 75 hours per month and a per diem of $2.15 per hour,

the expected monthly take home pay will most likely be a little under $2000 a month.

However, with yearly raises the same flight attendant can easily make three times that

amount after 15 years.

You just have to pay your dues, and earn that seniority!

In addition, you are welcome to pick up extra trips, so your full income

potential is in your own hands.

Although a flight attendant can fly to any of American's destinations, his or her crew

base is where all of a flight attendant's trips will start and end.

As a Junior flight attendant, you will have little say

in what base you are assigned.

As you gain seniority, you'll be able to bid to be transferred to the base of your choice.

American Airlines has crew bases at: Boston, MA;

Charlotte, NC; Chicago, IL;

Dallas/Ft Worth, TX; Los Angeles, CA;

Miami, FL; New York, NY;

Philadelphia, PA; Phoenix, AZ;

Raleigh/Durham, NC; San Francisco, CA;

St Louis, MO; Washington, DC

American Airlines offers the usual benefits available from a mainline carrier:

Health, Dental & Vision Life & Disability

401k, Employee stock purchase Free flying for the flight attendant, immediate

family and eligible friends!

Plus many other perks too numerous to list here.

For the first 12 months out of flight attendant training, you will be considered a reserve

flight attendant at American Airlines.

That means you will not know where you are flying until the last minute.

You will only know what days you are "on call" and what days you have off.

On your reserve days, you must be ready at any moment to get that call and be at the

airport within 2 hours.

After one year of straight reserve, for the nest 3 years you will serve reserve every

other month (6 months a year).

After 3 years from your first reserve month, you serve reserve every 4th month (3 times

a year).

You will be on this rotation until your seniority can hold off of reserve.

New flight attendants at American Airlines can expect to be in the reserve system until

they earn enough seniority to bid a "line" - or a set schedule of trips, locations, crew

teams, and days off.

The amount of time you work as a reserve can vary, but it would be safe if you just assume

you will be working the uncertain yet exciting life of reserve flight attendant on rotation

for at least 5 years, and likely many more.

As with most airlines, American Airlines provides free training to their flight attendants at

their headquarters in Dallas/Forth Worth, Texas.

The training program is 6 1/2 weeks long.

Only after graduation from the program do candidates receive an official job offer.

During the training program, candidates receive classroom instruction that includes open discussion

of the customer service philosophy of American Airlines, aircraft familiarization, in-flight

services and emergency procedures.

The classes instruct potential attendants on aircraft boarding, beverage service and

how to maintain a calm, friendly and caring atmosphere in the cabin.

Candidates also have the opportunity for hands-on training in the aircraft simulators.

Training is not paid.

REPEAT, training is NOT PAID at all so you will be going about 2 months without income.

But you are given free flight transportation, accommodations and meals for the duration

of the training program.

American Airlines also recommends that candidates have at least $1,500 available for incidental

expenses incurred during the program and for relocation to their base assignment.

Does this concern you?

You are not alone, feel free to ask your questions in the comments and I and the flight attendant

community will do our best and join in the conversation.

What do qualifications do you need to be an American Airlines flight attendant?

Must be at least 20 years of age Must have the right to work in the United

States Prior airline experience is not required

High school diploma or GED equivalent is required

College education or two years' customer service experience preferred

Must be in possession of a valid US or Foreign Passport with applicable VISAs

Must possess the legal right to travel unrestricted to/from all countries that are

served by American Airlines Must be able to read, write and speak

English fluently

What are they looking for during the recruitment process?

Competent in handling difficult situations, problem solving and complaint resolution

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; friendly reception of all customers

Must present a professional image, may not have visible tattoos, facial, multiple

or upper ear piercing, or extreme hair color or style while in Flight Attendant Uniform

Work in climates and locations across the globe and work variable shifts

Ability to push or pull moveable carts weighing in excess of 250 pounds

Ability to lift objects up to 35 pounds such as galley stowage bins and carry-on baggage

Able to attend up to 6 1/2 weeks of unpaid training in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, and

move immediately to the city to which you are assigned as a base

I will have this checklist and a link to other resources regarding requirements to be a Flight

Attendant for American Airlines in the video description below.

To apply with American Airlines, just go to their website and click on "careers."

Look for the Flight Attendants link.

They open the applicants to all English speakers maybe once, maybe twice a year.

They also have openings for specific bilingual positions so keep an eye out if you speak

more than one language fluently.

I have linked this site below in the description!

Once the job window is open, you will submit a resume and application, and then experience

a series of interviews, first on the phone or via recorded video, then a group interview,

and finally a solo interview.

It is a long, intense and competitive process, often taking more than a year from submitting

your application to your first day on the job.

So there you have it.

What did you think about American Airlines?

Is there any information you wish I had covered?

Are you a current or former American Airlines flight attendant with valuable information

you could share with those aspiring to work for the airline?

Please tell me in the comments below!

And as always, if you found this information at all helpful, please hit the like button.

If you want to see the reset of the Airline series of videos, please hit subscribe.

Fasten those seatbelts, get yourself in the upright position, and get ready to take off

in your new career!

For more infomation >> Complete Guide to American Airlines Flight Attendant Jobs | Flight Attendant USA - Duration: 11:47.

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Wanganui Market & Virginia Lake - New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand - Duration: 6:28.

So today we are having a little bit of time to explore the city of Wanganui.

People that are staying in this hostel as well really recommended that we go to the

farmers market or the Riverside Market and also check out Virginia Lake.

These are the things we have to do before we leave [Wanganui].

Every Saturday morning there is a whanganui riverside market.

This has been going on for hundreds of years the early European settlers used to trade

on these very river banks that we are about to go and see other people trade on today.

This market is basically just local art and local woodworkers and local foodmakers.

So the market is pretty awesome it's bustling there is quite a lot of people and there is

all those smells of like food and cake and pizza and all that it's pretty cool.

It's a really nice location on the Whanganui River there's some like public art sculptures

and stuff along the way to see and it's just behind the information centre it's easy to

find.

There's this really cool like big sphere which is mirrored and it has some cracks in it represents

the course of the Whanganui River itself.

We get back in the van and we drive up to Virigina Lake so Virginia Lake is basically

like a really big lake surrounded by a big park which is completely overrun by birds

it's incredible the amount of birds around here.

Who's this lady, Laura?

She is Tai Nui.

What is she famous for?

Erm, I'll tell you in a minute.

[Clock noises].

Ok, that's taking too long to read but she was probably involved with a maori love story

as per usual and she is crying because she split up from her love one.

There are pukeko which is a native New Zealand bird which are really cool.

They have really long legs which are too big for their body, feet which are too big for

their legs, they are blue they have a red face and they are fascinating to watch.

We watch them for far too long.

Here are some clips of us watching pukeko for far too long.

At 42b college house here in Wanganui we've been invited a couple of times to eat with

our hosts that eat with all their WWOOFers and look at that.

Three days here in wanganui.

Look at that.

That is Kiwi generosity for you ladies and gentlemen.

We keep on walking around there is plenty of things to see around it's a great park.

Laura cannot shut up on how amazing this park is.

She actually thinks that this is the best city park that she's seen in the last 60 days

which is quite, you know, it's quite a lot even better than the Auckland Domain so pretty

good wanganui.

You nailed it.

You don't really expect much from city parks but I am loving the amount of birds here.

I am watching all sorts of crazy little birds doing their birdy sort of things.

So we are heading back in the van and we are about to tackle the state highway for once

more from Wanganui to Ohakune.

Every highway we take in New Zealand, there is also stuff to see.

We are stopping every two seconds to take photos there's like really big dramatic green

hills that are full of sheep in the background there's like pine forests on those hills and

then there's just layers and layers of majestic beauty.

Ohakune is a ski station up in the mountain it is the best place to access Turoa and Whakapapa

which are the two main ski fields int he Ruapehu area and basically the two main ski fields

in the north Island.

We have big plans there but it looks like every plan that we made is going to be shattered

by the weather which is absolutely non-compliant lately so we'll see how it turns out but we're

still going to go there and we're still going to have fun there still going to explore the

town and we're still going to make the most out of our time in Ohakune.

Yo yo yo...

It's recording.

Too bad.