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This slide share features everything a man should know but probably doesn’t! This includes wardrobe tips, advice on car maintenance, jokes for every occasion, fitness exercise, and much more.
Title: “Things Guys Should Know”
Log Line: “How to Survive as a Guy”
!0 Episode Series of Articles
• How to Tie a Tie
• How to Change a Tire
• How to Jump-Start a Car
• What Shoes to Wear With What suite
• How to Throw a Punch
• How to put a suite together
• How to Treat a Lady on the 1st Date
• How to Present Yourself in a meeting
• How to Bet on a Horse
• How to Cast a Fishing Rod
“As males, we all think that we know what it takes to be a man! But what is being a man? & what do we need to know in order to be known as, A MAN?”
My article series will compete successfully in the marketplace because a lot of young men are curious about what it is a man should know. There isn’t much out there that tells you exactly what it takes. There a things that tell you how to do certain things but in order for you to figure that out, you need to know what it is you’re searching for.
2. Step 1:
Refer to your car’s owner manual. It may provide important
information on the particulars of your specific car. Newer
models may require you to use special lugs designed or
jump-starting instead of directly to the battery.
3. Step 2:
• Recruit a driver with a working vehicle.
• Park the working automobile beside your car so that the
two batteries are close as possible.
4. Step 3:
• Put both cars in park with the emergency brake engaged.
• Turn the cars off and remove the keys.
6. Step 5:
• Attach the red-handled (positive) jumper cable clamp to
the positive terminal on the fully charged battery.
7. Step 6:
• Attach the red-handled (positive) clamp at the other end
of the jumper cable to the positive terminal on the dead
battery.
8. Step 7:
• Ground the black-handled (negative) jumper cable clamp
to an exposed piece of clean metal on the dead cars
engine. (usually a nice shiny bolt will do the trick).
9. Step 8:
• Attach the black-handled (negative) clamp at the other
end of the jumper cable to the negative terminal on the
charged battery.
10. Step 9:
• Start the working automobile and allow it to run for 2 to 3
minutes.
• Then start the car with the dead battery. If the engine
starts, wait 3 or 4 minutes, and then remove the clamps
one at a time in reverse order.
• Allow the “jumped” car to run for atleast 30minutes before
turning it off, to ensure that the battery is fully charged.
