What detours can you take less in your daily life?

Some of the following are personal experiences, and some are said by elders.

1. In case of a dispute, don't conflict with the grassroots service personnel, go directly to the person in charge. The same is true when you need preferential bargaining.

2. Going to a strange city, public comment or any strategy is not as good as buying a newspaper, and the information you get from chatting with your boss at the newsstand is reliable and practical. The same is true of asking for directions. Spend a dollar to buy a newspaper first. Passers-by don't pretend to know how to give directions blindly, it will kill you.

When you buy something, you can pretend that you need to join the wholesale, make some profit (probably), and then go to other stores to buy it.

4. When choosing a counseling institution, you can search their recruitment inspiration on the Internet to understand the general real teacher level. Avoid misleading children and wasting money. In the first class, I asked my parents if they could attend. Children don't have any ideas, rarely cry and refuse, and they can't tell why.

5. Fitness card, dance class, massage beauty card, haircut card. Don't buy annual cards at once, buy Zhou Ka and monthly cards first. When you need a new commodity (service), start with the smallest unit (dose) and don't underestimate your laziness.

6. Go to the supermarket, starting from the innermost shelf, the most obvious place is the least fresh.

There is a saying that if you listen to the old man more, you can avoid detours.