Work World: How to help your boss see how a coworker is undermining others. Determine if the coworker is hypercompetitive. Sometimes it is hard to tell the difference between someone who is hypercompetitive and someone who is sabotaging others at work. The two are not mutually exclusive.
Using the pommel horse: A gymaist stands holding is arm up and jumping onto a beam. He moves his arms and spins himself round and round on a set of bars. He does handstands and flips and jumps off to finish his routine.

Health: How to deal with someone who fact checks during conversation. Let it go. One way to deal with someone who fact checks during your conversation is to just ignore it. Letting it go may be the easiest way to deal with it since you won't have to confront someone. Accepting that the person is going to fact check may help you move on from your frustration and ignore them. Whenever you are around the person, repeat to yourself, " let it go.

Youth: How to deal with a drama queen. Avoid asking a drama queen how they're feeling. Drama queens are dramatic by nature and need an audience for this. Asking someone you know is a drama queen how they're doing usually leads to trouble. This can invite a drama queen to vent or complain, so try to minimize interactions that encourage sharing. Try to be polite to a drama queen, especially if you work with them.

Playing polo: The camera shows an aerial view of a polo grounds with stands. A number of individuals are shown playing polo.

Computers and Electronics: How to choose the right knives for your kitchen. Decide whether you want to buy an entire set or buy just the pieces you need. There are benefits to both. When you buy an entire set, it usually costs less than buying the pieces individually and you get a nice block to store it in. When you buy individually, you have more control over what you're buying and can only buy the pieces you need.. Figure out what types of knives you need and what types you want.

Breakdancing: The screen opens up with an acdc promo. A little boy is speaking to the camera.

Laying tile: Man is standing in a room mixing cement on a bucket. The man grabs the mix and spread it in the floor and put white tiles.

Vacuuming floor: The other vacuum is shown with its attachment parts laid out in front of it. The second vacuum is shown using its attachment parts to vacuum various things. A woman places the attachment parts into holders on the vacuum cleaner.

Hanging wallpaper: The man takes one hand and scraps the wall paper to the wall. The man then applies more wall paper until the wall is covered. The man then cuts out excess wall paper out of the corners and edges.

Tennis serve with ball bouncing: Two men are seen standing on a tennis court holding rackets and speaking to the camera. Several slow motion scenes are shown performing a correct tennis serve with the men demonstrating right after. The men do this for several turns with one slow motion of a man performing the trick done afterwards.

Work World: How to help your boss see how a coworker is undermining others. Determine if the coworker is hypercompetitive. Sometimes it is hard to tell the difference between someone who is hypercompetitive and someone who is sabotaging others at work. The two are not mutually exclusive.