Wear a mask

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Aubryanna Walker

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I'm at my 30s right now, and many of my friends at this age already have families, loans, and are following their careers. There are also those who are lonely, still looking for something they are good at. I think that at the age of 30, first of all, we should be honest with ourselves, give other people respect but also respect ourselves.

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Marika Mali

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They should know how to use magic words:
- please
- excuse
- have a nice day
- thanks

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Ricardo Meneghel

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1. Check your oil and other basic car maintenance
2. Cook to feed yourself
3. Have been through therapy and worked through any previous issues
4. How to budget
5. Basic routines

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Helen Haley

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Know how to be courteous to others and show empathy

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Mr Duck

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Tell apart when calling the police is petty and when it's necessary.

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CrazedFalcon17

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Read a clock. Use 24 hour time. Do basic math without the use of the internet or a calculator. Manage time properly. Know not to be racist, sexist, misogynistic, a rapist, discriminatory for any reason, and/or a complete motherf***** idiot, nor vote for someone who is any/all of those.

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Aragorn II Elessar

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Learn how to say NO and mean it.

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mariana benkovic

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Apologize. Not just give excuses.

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esperanza eterna

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HOW. TO. COPE. I'm in high school and i'm forcing good coping habits on myself so I don't have to replace the bad ones when I'm 30 or 40.

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Stack o' Pancakes

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learn to cook before 30 my adivce learn as much as posable

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Owen Salmon2028

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Properly, and regularly, brushing teeth. So many problems can be avoided with a little effort.

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Fred L.

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Live within your means.

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Needmorecowbell

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Stay young and have fun but remember the important things in life.

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Billy The Kid

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Change a flat tire. It is not that hard but many people have no idea

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Jane Martin

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Take care of themselves! Financially, emotionally and physically.

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Mama Bear

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cook, take care of themself, drive, workout, wear a mask

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Asy_End

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30 is still young. You can still make changes if you need to whether it's related to a relationship, career, finances, or whatever else. Remember you only get one life and that one day that time won't be on our side.

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I don't think 30 is that old, so there aren't any prerequisites for stuff you SHOULD know for that age since you're still considered a young person. But still, by that point, you should probably figure out what you want to do and who you are (more or less).

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HOW TO TIE YOUR GOD DAMN SHOES, MY SISTER IS ALMOST 18 AND CAN'T TIE THEM

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M_E the Meguca Wolf

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How to be disciplined. Schools/parents teach you obedience, you are nice as long as authority figures are around. Discipline is when you are accountable to yourself and you are able to do what you plan. It's a learnable and the most important skill.

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How to end a relationship (friend or romantic) peacefully.
Things happen, life keeps going, people change and not all relationships last forever, and sometimes they need to end. It's a part of life and adulthood to end relationships that just don't work. Maybe they're toxic, maybe you just don't work anymore, maybe you outgrew eatch other, or a 1000 other reasons, but we need to learn how to gracefully and peacefully end relationships when they no longer work.

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To start a retirement plan and invest monthly, even if it's only $25 a month. It's never too early.

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Accept our differences. Instead of looking down at others and making snap judgements, have an open mind. Look for the good in people. The world is full of interesting people, why you limit yourself? People are often opportunities for future advancement, a smile or laugh when you need one, or a source of new information. Knowing how to interact with people in a sincere non-threatening way, so they relax and open up can be a thrilling experience

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Uncommon Boston

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- Speak
- Walk
- Hold items in their hand
- Distnguish between colours
....these are just some of the things we'd expect from a toddler; things we should expect from an adult are too numerous to list.

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Yeah, you heard

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"you can attract more bees with honey"... A smile and a few kind words go a lot farther in life.

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kennedy1209

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To not be rude to your server. Honestly, someone of ANY AGE should KNOW THIS! My mom is a server and she has seen some weird s**t, yet she still works every day. (not now cause of covid but before, you get what I mean)

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ramenoodle says "WEAR A MASK!"

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By 30, you should learn first of all that there is no standard to what you should or shouldn't know. This question does not take into account people with disabilities, financial challenges and other differences from what is "normal".

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Natalia Shulyaeva

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Learn not to dwell on the past. Everyone has overcome something by 30 and is going to achieve more. Never, ever live with ghosts.

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breathe

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Not that I'm 30, but I think you should be able to admit you were wrong, or at any age really. Sounds simple, but it's apparently really hard for some people to admit they were wrong.

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n i k o

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Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it. The long term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists whereas the rest of the advice given here has no basis more reliable than peoples own meandering experiences. The posts will dispense this advice now

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Joe Alcocer

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Give yourself a break if you make a mistake. Realize that every choice you make is based on the information that you have at the time. And not knowing what will happen in the future, you must make a decision balanced on what you do know and your past experiences. A "bad" decision provides wisdom to make better choices later. Don't be so hard on yourself if you make a mistake, everyone else has made them, too.

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How to be nice. you’re an adult you can afford to be a decent human being

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Louie

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Taxes, but dont worry, im 36 and still dont know how to do them properly.

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MauKini

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Be aware of what gives you happiness, and that which gives you only a temporary high. Many people seem to spend too much time following that which t.v./society says will bring happiness, and not enough time watching their own feelings. Your mind controls the way you experience your environment. By 30, we should be aware of that, and working towards self acceptance, with a healthy diet and exercise. Then we can help others in our 40's :)

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Know how to read a basic contract. Cell phone agreements, rental/lease agreements, car loan agreements.
Know that payday loans are a scam.
Know the benefits of a good credit score.
Understand how to achieve a good credit score.

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Lisa Dennis

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Know how to entertain yourself when you are alone. Besides TV. Have a hobby.

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Joanne Hudson

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Forgive their parents.

(Unless they are exceptional monsters)

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Forgive yourself.

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This is just me, but i think at least knowing some foreign language. It'll help you get a good job.

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Manage money wisely.

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HufflepuffPanda

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How to balance a checkbook and budget yourself. As in, don't spend more than you make

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Michael Beaty

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-Know how to differentiate opinions (and outright propaganda) from facts.
-Know how to take care of yourself (cooking, cleaning, laundry, transportation, finding a job, an apartment, etc.)
-Know that you don't know everything, and never will.
-But also know how to research and find pretty much any information you could ever need.
-Never stop learning, especially when finally out of school.

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mph seti

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finances, taxes, WEAR A MASK... BREATH

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be kind and respectful
don't judge
stop hating

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JuliusCeaserthelesser

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Something that you should know at age 5.... how to lock doors, turn out lights, wash your hands and flush toilets. If you think I'm joking... look at how many people can't even do 2 of the 4. No kidding!

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Philly Bob

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By 30, everyone should know how to fight to the death.

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Adam Francis

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How would I know? I'm not 30. I guess you should know how to count by thirty.

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TenkoChabashira

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wear a mask, read, talk like a normal person

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They should know how to cook an egg.

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This question depends on the fact if you have a mental or physical disability. I believe that people can do anything. But I would say read. I have no idea

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Levi Baker

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Should know what setting to put toaster on lol

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Alison

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-how to say thank you
-to read
-drive a car
-clean your room

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Three things:
1) How to invest your retirement account in something besides a money market.
2) Recognize when someone is lying to you, particularly attractive people.
3) Accept responsibility for your own mistakes. Including trusting the wrong person.

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An Co

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People should be able to. . .deal with Karens.

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Charli

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Taxes, bills, and how to cook.

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Soap

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Not to judge people by what they look like. (Skin, Race, Gender) Racism and Sexism have to stop

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CreamciclePika14

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Borrow money and read the contract. Ask about things they don't understand

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Bunny Wood

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Know the importance of saving for retirement early.

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How to get a job.
because no job = no money = unable to pay taxes/no food = homeless/bad house = bad life

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Balance your bank account(s). I was hired as a bookkeeper by a 35 yr old guy that opened his own business using a trust fund he received from a passed relative... And when I first tried to explain to him how we (the company) didn't have any money to do 'x' he didn't understand. I was trying to give him an example so I said "you know how to balance your checkbook, right?" and he replied with "I don't write checks".... *sigh*

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You should know everything you have learnt in your life. I dont feel like its fair to say that at a specific age you should have done this and that and you should know who you are and everything that you want to do. Because everyones journey is different and unique and not everyone has equal oppurtunitties, (and yeah ik like a hundred peeps r gonna glare at me magically through their screens for being that person. But i dont care :) )

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Self care!
Getting old is unavoidable, but at least we can postpone these experienced to 10-15 years: dry skin, body ace, "the gut", hair loss, get breathy after short run

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Taxes

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TriSarahtops1228

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Flying The Nest.

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-Repair a hem that has come loose
-Sew on a button
-Prepare at least 5 balanced evening meals
-How to change a tire ... last year, at age 63, I changed a tire for a 30'ish year old. He had no clue even where the axle was located nor did he know why he needed to loosen the lug nuts before the car was jacked
-Make up a bed using proper hospital corners
-Basic table etiquette
-Drive a straight/stick shift
-Basic cleaning
-How to wash, dry and fold laundry
-When to be on your cell phone and when to put it away

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By age 30 a person should be well on their way to their professional goals, if not already working in that capacity. They should have learned how to use their money wisely, invest in insurance, and have a "starter" home. My best down & dirty advice is: never assume the person you are with is healthy and in charge of birth control (ie, be the moderator of your life). Also, know your God.

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