Common Courtesy

Here's a little advice from the wise. Being courteous does not just include holding doors open, or giving an old lady your seat on the bus, it extends further than that. Being courteous really means (according to statistics) putting a new roll of toilet paper in the dispenser when the old one is no more. We all hate waiting for someone to hear us scream "is anybody there?" when we're stuck in a not so pretty situation. Be on top of things and have one ready to go. People will appreciate you.

And that concludes our tip for the day.