One thing I've noted is that plenty of people spread big, life-changing pieces of advice, like 'Look on the bright side!' and 'Hope is like a butterfly'.
However, no-one ever seems to spread the little, not-life-changing, but usefull bits of advice. Like 'If you pick up a pineapple by a leaf and the leaf breaks off, it's ripe' or 'Don't by a motercycle jacket with a design on it, it's probably gang colours that'll get you beaten'.
So: 'When you buy bananas, by them slightly green, not fully ripe. You'll be able to eat them longer'.
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'Rule #2 : There is the game and there is reality. Between them is a BIG HONKING wall.' - Narshal, RPG.net, D&D alignment debate.