#gle-class

[go-learn-esperanto]

Having friends you know in real life be your mutuals on Tumblr may sound terrifying but I argue it also sounds hilarious.

You're already both on Tumblr. You are already equally cringe in everyone else's mind

You can send cryptic anonymous asks to eachother that only make sense to someone IRL like "Going to the bathroom brb" or "Usual debate spot. 9h45".

Ultimate vibe check. They're on Tumblr, they're either a weirdo, queer, neurodivergent or all of the above. You won't find better than that.

You can make shoelaces jokes IRL

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[legendsgalore]

The Catalyst

You're an exchange student at a Japanese high school, and are doing catch up work in the lab after hours. But, you can't understand what you're supposed to do, how are you to stop from blowing up the lab! Senku and Reader centric, just over 7k words

The hardest part about studying abroad was not that you couldn’t speak the language but…it was that you couldn’t speak the language. And in the case of Japanese, read it too. Sure you could converse with your classmates easily, and reading and writing and history and surprisingly math classes were easy-peasy, but when it came to science, where every other word was an unknown mystery that context clues gave no help in, that’s where you struggled.

You were okay at chemistry back in the U.S., but you could scarcely keep up with the lecture here at the Japanese high school you were studying at. With literature and history you could use context for the words and kanji you couldn’t read, math they use a surprising amount of the same symbols, but chemistry?

With your utter inability to parse the directions for a simple lab, it was even a miracle you were allowed to be here! Not that you were studying abroad for your academic prowess, but still, you feel like it would be a safety hazard to have someone who couldn't read chemical labels in the lab.

You were here to train with some of the best competition rock climbers in the world, and figured it would be best to continue your education at a local high school rather than do it online or something annoying like that.

But here you are, at the school, after hours (with special permission from your teacher) ready to tear your hair out over this lab assignment.

You, just, could not, read this sentence???? You could grasp the gist of what it was saying--and that level of comprehension is usually fine for reading and writing--you needed to pour one chemical into this compound to see a reaction, you think it’s supposed to simply change color, but you were struggling with the amounts and percentages and which ones, and how did you get the compound and -

“Ahhhhgggggg!” You cried out, running your hands through your hair for the umpteenth time.

You were hunched over your instruction sheet, elbows on the cold metallic lab table, head in hands. Your loosely pulled back hair has strands and bangs sticking out, but is all pushed back by your safety goggles, and you have an oversized lab coat on over your school uniform. The room was empty, just another science lab. It was a nice day, sunny, a pleasant floral scent from the cherry blossoms wafting through one of the open windows…and you really wished you were at the climbing gym right now instead, working on some fun moves.

No, instead you are at school, after hours, because you could not accomplish this lab in the allotted time during class yesterday. Usually you could get by with relying on your lab partners to read the instructions and you do the work for them, but apparently this was such an easy lab that the teacher finally picked up on your problem. And his approach was to have you do the lab by yourself. Brilliant, that'll definitely teach you.

Another moment of you stewing in your misery passes, with you debating just giving up and using Google Translate. Then you literally jump as the door slams open, someone walking in.

Your hand is clutching your chest in fright as you watch a skinny Japanese boy with a quite outrageous hairstyle, like a leek, stroll into the room. He’s looking around the classroom, and starts opening cabinets and rummaging through them, presumably looking for something.

He’s muttering under his breath, “No, not potassium hydroxide, not magnesium…where is it?”

You blink a couple times, watching the other student shuffle around the classroom. Has…he even noticed you?

“Uh..” You hazard, but trail off, unsure what to say.

The boy startles, whipping his head around to stare at you. His startling red eyes blink owlishly at you, and you’re taken aback by how much they gleam like a gemstone in the light from the windows. You guess he definitely did not even realize you were in the room.

Your head tilts to the side, and you ask “Can I help you?”

The guy’s ruby eyes narrow, likely noting your accent, before he shakes his head dismissively and turns around to keep rummaging through the cabinet.

“You know where the Calcium Hydroxide is? We ran out down in Lab 1, and it’s not where it should be here.”

His voice is deeper than you expect, but not super deep, rough, and he drags some of his syllables out as he talks. As if the words are sliding out of him rather than being spoken with deliberateness, but somehow you don’t get the impression of him being lazy.

You purse your lips, before looking down at the materials on your station.

Peering at one of the labels of the flasks, you slowly read to yourself, ‘ka ru shi u mu.’ Oh…wait…

“I think I have it right here.”

The guy looks at you again, lips stuck out a little, and making a weird expression that you can only think of to describe as slightly perplexed.

“You think?”

Sighing, you explain, “Japanese isn’t my first language, obviously, “ You gesture to yourself at that; you did not look Japanese. “And I think I may have grabbed the wrong thing here, but I think this says Calcium Hydroxide.”

He walks over, his footsteps loud in the room. Picking up the bottle, he glances at the label and says “Yeah, this is Calcium Hydroxide. What did you mean to grab?”

Your head hangs low, and you brace yourself for ridicule as you admit, “Hydrogen Peroxide..”

“Haaah?”

You feel your cheeks burn as the green and white haired guy peers at you in bafflement.

“What are you even trying to do here?”

You look at your instruction sheet again, and read out loud “Briggs-Rauscher Reaction Lab.”

He nods, his bangs bobbing as he does so. “That’s a decent lab, good for showing how chemical reactions happen in real time, and practicing mixing solutions.”

Leaning forward, he takes your sheet from your hands and glances it over. “Ahh I see, your challenge is to actually create the solutions, so it’s testing your ability to read instructions.”

Then he looks up at the clock, and back at the sheet, then at you. This guy stares at you for a solid moment, you feel yourself blushing from how intently he examines you. Your brain rushes to try and figure out what this guy is doing, why is he staring at you. Eventually he nods at you, his bangs bobbing with the motion, as if he gleamed some information from the staring contest.

Wordlessly, he walks back over to the cabinets and starts gathering supplies.

You watch, perplexed, as he comes back to your table a minute later, arms loaded with chemicals, including, corn starch? He sets them down, the bottles clinking as he does so, and clears the station of what you had before, setting your attempts at some solutions near the disposal sink.

“Hey wait, I was using those!” You protest, moving to stop him, but he laughs at you.

“Yeah you definitely did not want to continue using those, unless you want to clean up a huge mess later on. Nothing toxic, but it would have been a huge reaction that would have a ten billion percent chance of being a pain in the ass to clean up later here.”

“O-oh.”

You close your mouth and lower your hand, unable to deny that in your inability to read kanji and apparently even katakana, you could have caused an accident.

“Anyways, this experiment is easy and doable within a short amount of time, so let’s do it.”

“Let’s? What do you mean?”

The teen levels a look at you, you squirm under his ruby gaze, and he grins, the expression bringing a light to his eyes.

“Well I’m not gonna leave you to do this by yourself! You freaking mixed up Hydrogen Peroxide and Calcium Hydroxide because you can’t read, so I might as well help prevent you from blowing up this place!”

Feeling embarrassed, you fold your arms and retort “I can read thank you very much! I just...can’t use context clues here to help me, and-and I would not have blown up the lab! No way they keep stuff here that would create that sort of accident!” You eye the guy just for good measure.

This guy just laughs again, and despite it being at your expense, you can’t help but grin back.

Raising one eyebrow he tells you, “Wanna bet? They have some craaazy stuff here, and it’s all thanks to me! But I know my way around a lab, so you’ll be safe while we do this little experiment here!”

You laugh, thinking he was making a joke. But then as the crazy-haired guy continues looking at you with his arms casually crossed and a smug grin on his face your smile drops as you realize he is serious. What is in this lab? Do you even want to know?

Remembering that he had walked in looking for something, you can’t help but ask,

“Weren’t you looking for something for your own experiment?”

Inwardly you punch yourself. You really didn’t want your sudden helper to go away, but you would probably feel bad if his own stuff got messed up because he was distracted helping you.

He shakes his head. “Nah, I have to wait overnight for my solution to react, I was just trying to prep the next step, it can hold on a little longer though.”

He looks sincere, so you accept that and shrug and grin once more at your sudden helper with determination.

“All right! Let’s do this then!”

He nods back at you. “Okay, well first of all do you you know what we’re doing here?”

“Well I’m assuming that when we mix three solutions here, they change color, but I was struggling to figure out what ones I was supposed to use.”

The green haired guy nods, “Yeah, that’s because you are supposed to mix them yourself.”

Your eyes widen, “For real?” He had said something about that earlier, but you weren’t sure. Exasperatedly you run your hands through your hair, “No wonder I couldn’t figure out what to do!”

Your lab partner chuckles at your expense, “If you read the instructions it tells you that, and how to mix them as well, and like I said that’s the purpose of this lab.”

Sighing, you look over the mysterious list of chemicals you were struggling to read earlier, putting together that the reason you were so confused by the list is that the random vocabulary and verbs you didn't know were actually important to what you were doing, and could not just be skimmed to "get the gist of" as per your usual tactics.

As you were trying to read the labels, your lab partner shoves an open, round, plastic container at you, with a small piece in it.

“Add a liter of water to this.”

You go to turn on the sink, and your lab partner reaches out and grabs your wrist, stopping you.

He makes a face at you and scolds you, “What are you doing? Use the distilled water here dummy!”

“You said water so I just figured any water is fine!” You defend yourself, but you do grab the distilled water as he said.

“Why does it matter?”

Calming down as you use the right water, the green haired guy explains, “The chloride ions in the tap water will ruin our reaction here.”

You nod again, not really getting it but not knowing what else to do. He seems to see that and snickers at you, which you stick your tongue out at him in response.

From underneath your lab station, he heaves a device of some sort, that looked kind of like a scale with some extra knobs on it. Putting it on the table, he places your container with water on it and gives you an expectant look.

“All right, turn the stirring on.”

Feeling your eyes widen, you exclaim, “What?”

“The stir bar, we need to stir this so turn the knob on the machine so it goes.”

Looking at the scale-like machine you see that one of the knobs has a little design like something spinning, and it goes from 1 to 10.

“No way that this thing makes the water spin?!”

Your lab partner laughs, the sound pleasantly filling the space. “Have you never used one of these before? Geez, your country needs to step up their public education game!”

Spluttering, you try to defend your country, but the green haired guy just talks over you, “All right then, I can show you the beauty of a magnetic stir device!”

“That little stick there is our stir bar, it’s coated in Teflon so that it doesn’t dissolve into anything, and it’s a magnet that will couple with another one inside this device.”

Your lab partner points to the little piece that was initially inside the container, and you ooh at it.

“The internal magnet is attached to a spinning motor, and when that’s turned on…”

Here he adjusts the numbered knob, and you gasp as the magnet starts spinning in the water.

“..the external magnet will spin as well!” Your lab partner grins at you, seemingly finding amusement in your clear amazement for something simple.

“That’s so cool! Wait, so why are we not just mixing by hand?”

Rather than responding, your lab partner hands you a small white label and says, “After we add 43g of this potassium iodate..." And you stare at him, waiting for him to finish his sentence… until he raises a sharp eyebrow and you feel heat creep onto your face as you realize he was waiting for you to do as he instructed.

After the powder is poured into the spinning water, he continues, answering your earlier question “Even with strong stirring, this is going to take several minutes to fully dissolve, so imagine doing that by hand!”

“Ahh, no thank you!” You laugh. “Glad we’re in the modern age where we can just have magnets do the hard work for us!”

You watch the powder slowly become more uniform with the water, and look up at your lab partner.

He’s watching the reaction, so you take a moment to do some scientific observation on the guy. He’s a little taller than you, even if he didn’t have that crazy hair. How did he do it, and how did he not get dress coded here in Japan…? The lab coat suits him, but you think without it he might look a little too skinny, which is probably appropriate for him being a nerd.

You blink, as you realize that you didn’t even know his name.

“Oh hold on, you’re here helping me and I don’t even know your name!”

He looks up at you through his surprisingly long eyelashes from where he’s peering at the mixture, his ruby eyes catching some of the afternoon light and glinting pleasantly.

“The name’s Senku.”

“Is that your first or last name?” You ask, not wanting to be impolite, knowing the naming customs in Japan.

He chuckles, “Just call me Senku.”

You agree, and introduce yourself in turn.

The conversation ends there as Senku raises a hand and says, “All right, this should be good enough. Now we are to add the sulfuric acid, so grab that.”

“Uhh..” You hesitate, “Sulfuric sounds like it’s way above my pay grade here, are you sure it’s safe?”

Senku just rolls his eyes at you and looks up to the ceiling with closed eyes and casually says, “Just don’t touch it or get it in your eyes or inhale the fumes or spill it and you’ll be fine.”

Your jaw drops and you stare at him in astonishment, until he raises an eyebrow and cracks one eye open to peer at you and smirks.

You scoff, “Oh yeah, so just don’t have a single accident and we’re fine!”

“Exactly!” You swear if this guy was any bit more of a silly person he would be clapping.

He points to a clear container with a liquid inside, and it’s appropriately labeled as Sulfuric Acid. “We just need 43 mL of the stuff, so measure some out!”

You fold your arms, and huff, but then move to grab a glass test tube and funnel, and measure out the chemical. You look at Senku, and he just nods, so you add it to the solution and watch as the clear liquid becomes indistinguishable from the rest of the clear solution.

After about thirty seconds, Senku turns the knob off, and says, “That should be good now!”

“Are we done?” You ask.

Your lab partner grins at you, and you swear a mischievous glint shone in his eyes right then. “Not even close! This is just Solution 1 out of 3!”

You groan as he cackles at you, labeling your container ‘Solution A,’ putting a lid on it and setting it aside.

You bemoan your fate, allowing yourself a longing glance out the window, and once you look back, Senku has another identical container to the previous on the stirring plate.

“All right,” You sigh. “What’s our next step?”

Senku grabs the corn starch from the chemical pile and places it in front of you.

“Now we need to make a starch solution!”

Scratching your chin, you say “I’m assuming it’ll be like the potassium iodate and water thing again, where we just mix and wait for it to stir together?”

“Nah. Well, you can do that if you have a year to wait for the result! I’ve got more important things to do besides wait for a beginner to learn how to make a cornstarch solution.”

You glare at him, as he smirks at you. You wait for him to elaborate, and then roll your eyes and smile despite yourself, when you realize he is just waiting for you to ask the question.

'How silly, and surprisingly dramatic' you think. Sighing, you ask, “So how DO we make a starch solution?”

Senku’s grin doesn’t falter, and it feels like he can read your mind as he snickers, “The corn starch won’t dissolve unless we add heat, but luckily we have something that can easily do that for us!”

Your curiosity piques and you question, “Oh, what is it?” He hasn’t brought out a new device, so you look around questioningly.

Senku just slaps your stir device, and goes “This here doubles as a stirrer, and a hot plate!”

“Ooooh, that’s convenient!” You quip, watching Senku fiddle with the other knob on the device, presumably to heat up the starch solution.

“Yeah, it definitely speeds up our process here. We just need this to come to a boil for a moment…” He trails off as you both watch for the boiling, and once it does boil, Senku leaves the container on for about ten seconds, before taking it off. Here he actually grabs a glass stir stick and mixes the solution around, as you watch in silence, trying to see what he is observing.

“It’s still a bit cloudy, but that’s fine. Now let’s move on to the second part of this solution.”

You hum in acknowledgement and yet again, Senku grabs another container and sets it on the stir device.

“Let me guess, we start with distilled water?” You venture with a teasing tone.

Senku smirks, “Ten billion points for my lab assistant! Now pour 650 mL of the stuff!”

As you do, Senku tells you to also add 3.4g of manganese sulfate monohydrate, and when you give him a blank stare at that name, he just pushes one of the white, opaque bottles in your direction. You add the powdered chemical, and start stirring it.

“Now we gotta wait until it’s clear to add the malonic acid.”

“You know, I feel kinda bad that I don’t know what any of these things are, I feel like I'm missing the point of the lab.” You admit, watching the stirring solution.

“You’re not supposed to. The point of the lab is to test your capability to read and follow directions, despite not knowing what is going on.” Senku explains.

His defense of you warms your heart a little, but you rebuke, “Still, you know all of this stuff, and I’m already 17, almost finished with high school here. I feel like I should have actually learned this.”

Senku shrugs, “Don’t compare yourself to me, I’m a unique case. Plus, I’m assuming chemistry is not your focus in life, you have other strengths you’re working on.”

You shrug, suddenly uncomfortable with the attention. “Uh, yeah, I suppose. I am here in Japan to train for a sport, but that’s not an academic strength.”

Senku shakes his head, “Doesn’t mean it’s any lesser. People like me come up with the equations, and physically strong brutes like you help us make it happen!”

“Hey!” You cry out at the ‘brute’ comment, but you start giggling at the sudden insult, your discomfort washed away at the easy banter, that somehow compliments you. Senku grins at you, his eyes crinkling at the edges, he looks like he'll have crow's feet in a couple of years. The observation makes your hear skip a beat.

Your lab partner then looks out the window to the sky, and languidly says, “Don’t discount what you do. Science is ten billion percent the way of the future, but it couldn’t do what it does without all the support from everyone else. Plus, you don’t need to be a genius to work hard to get where you want to be. Science doesn’t happen overnight, it happens as a result of the culmination of human effort.”

Your mouth opens in awe of the statement, but before you can say anything, Senku seems to shake himself out of his sudden philosophical mood and nudges you.

“Now add that malonic acid!”

You panic as you try to avoid anything spilling from your test tube, glare at Senku, and pour in the chemical to your swirling solution.

He just smirks at you, and looks at the solution.

“Now that everything has more or less dissolved, add our starch solution.”

“Okay!” You do as he says. It takes a few seconds, and now your clear solution is stirring once more and you look at Senku expectantly.

He shrugs, and says, “The unfortunate thing about chemistry experiments is sometimes you need to wait for things to mix or react. There’s more downtime than you think. It’s fine for a classroom experiment, but less so when you’re doing your own thing.”

You hum, and ask, “So what do you usually do when waiting?”

Senku grins and shrugs, “Oh this and that.”

He nudges you with his bony elbow as he says that and gestures with his head at your solution, and you take it off the stir device and label it as ‘Solution B.’

You scoff, “Oh come on, you can’t just bait the question and leave me hanging!”

“All right, all right, well I usually just have other calculations to do, and if not that then I read a book.”

Your mouth tugs into a frown, “Huh, that’s surprisingly mundane.”

Senku raises an eyebrow at you, “What, were you expecting me to say that I always have a billion experiments going on in tandem?”

You blush and stutter, “Well, yeah!”

His eyebrow raises higher and you explain, “You seem like the type to always have some sort of side project going on, and I can easily picture you in a mad scientist type of lab, cackling as you create Frankenstein’s monster or something.”

Senku throws his head back and cackles at that, and you giggle at the mental image of mad-scientist Senku being solidified further.

“Hah! Not in a million years! For one, a full-fledged home lab is way too expensive, and two, you gotta pay attention to your experiments, so doing multiple at the same time is just like asking for one to go wrong! Also it’s Frankenstein’s monster not…”

Senku trails off, snapping his head forward and peers at you. Your smirk triumphantly and mockingly tuck a strand of hair behind your ear.

“What can I say~? I’m just well read~”

Senku laughs at you, and folds his arms, “Surprising, considering you can’t even read your lab instructions!”

You scoff in mock-betrayal, “Woooow okay. Woooow. Mock the foreigner struggling to read the kanji for chemicals, I see how it is.”

Snickering, muttering noncommittally "It was literally katakana, " Senku hands you a semi-opaque bottle, and you recognize it as Hydrogen Peroxide.

“Starting with Hydrogen Peroxide, NOT, Calcium.” He gives you a look which you respond by sticking your tongue at him. “Pour 400 mL into this container.”

Somehow, without you noticing, Senku produced ANOTHER fresh container onto your stir device. As you’re measuring out the Hydrogen Peroxide, Senku comments.

“So I’m guessing you missed the explanation on your sheet where it says that you need 30% Hydrogen Peroxide, which this stuff is seriously dangerous for an average student like you.”

You huff at the ‘average student’ comment, but he isn’t wrong so you don’t say anything.

Senku continues, explaining “This stuff could cause some rough burns, and if mixed with the wrong chemical, could cause an exothermic explosive reaction, which is why I tossed your solutions.”

You pause, watching the number on the scale even out to 401.2 mL, and make a face before responding.

“Why would this be involved in such a basic lab then?”

“Because typically you can read the instructions, which have the warnings, and there is an instructor there to watch you and hand out the chemicals so you use the right ones. Now add 600 mL of distilled water to that.”

You open and close your mouth like a fish, questioning the fact that you were told to do this lab by yourself.

Senku nudges you, and you measure and add the distilled water, and he nods at the stir knob, so you turn it on and the solution starts mixing.

He’s standing pretty close to you, just behind you on your right, and you catch a faint scent from him, like a combination of plain soap and sterilized lab. It’s unobtrusive and wouldn’t be noticeable if he weren’t so close to you. Considering that he’s working with chemicals often, you reason that a strong perfume or cologne would likely not be good for that. It's an oddly pleasant smell, and seems so Senku.

Senku speaks up, “All right, that should be enough.” Bringing you back from your musings, and you blush as you realize you had started daydreaming about your lab partner’s scent after having only met this guy like half an hour ago.

The taller teen raises an eyebrow at your sudden jumpiness, but just moves on, saying “Okay, now that Solution C is done, get excited, as we are ready for the main reaction!”

You feel your heart start beating faster at Senku’s words, and you grin up at him, and he’s wearing a matching smirk.

He sets up a large, empty, glass beaker on your lab station.

“We add equal amounts of each solution, but it’s important to do Solution A and B first!” You watch Senku, and after a moment of him doing nothing he nudges you.

“Go on.”

“Ah, I’m doing it!? Okay!” You flail.

He laughs, “Yeah, it’s your assignment after all, dummy.”

“Okay, okay I get it smartass!” You mock sneer at him, and he just folds his arms and levels a look at you, and you laugh and fill a third of the beaker with Solution A, another third with B, and turn on the stirring.

“So nothing is goin to visibly occur until we add Solution C, because this one has the catalyst, the Peroxide, that’s going to make the fun stuff happen.” Senku explains, passing you Solution C.

You bite your lip in excitement, and make a silly expression at Senku, who scoffs and leans back against the counter with his arms folded, and just nods his head at your A and B solution.

“Go on!”

You add Solution C, and immediately the clear solution changes to yellow, and you smile and look to Senku, who points back to your solution with one arm.

“Keep looking!”

You turn back in time to watch the yellow liquid suddenly transform into a dark navy, almost black color. You gasp, adrenaline flushing through your veins, and bounce up and down.

“Senku!! It did it!! It changed color!”

He laughs, more at your reaction than the actual reaction, and just says again, “Keep looking dummy!”

You stop bouncing and look back at the navy solution, it’s still spinning, and it seems like nothing is happening…wait..is it a lighter blue now…? As soon as you notice the new color change, the solution flashes back to clear for a moment and then back to yellow, and then darker into the navy solution again. You swear your mouth has dropped to the floor and you can’t help but bounce in excitement again.

You look at Senku, who’s still laughing at you, his cheeks shining with his joy, “So that’s why it’s called the Oscillating reaction!! Because it keeps going back and forth!”

Your lab partner nods, “Yeah, it’s one of the few we are aware of, that will keep going back and forth.”

Distracted by the changing colors, you murmur casually, “...wonder how this happens…” Not understanding what you just did by asking for an explanation.

Senku’s eyes light up as he turns to you and explains, “The biggest influencer on the color here is the concentration of iodine, and the reaction going on is what influences it.”

You turn to look at him, but start to panic about five more words into his explanation.

“Our manganese was the catalyst for the iodate ion, the malonic acid, and the hydrogen peroxide to react to turn into iodomalonic acid and water and O2, but that’s just the overall equation. What really happens is a slew of intermediate equations, the first of which is the just the iodate ion and and hydrogen peroxide, with again, manganese as the catalyst, turning into hypoiodous acid, which then reacts with the third element of the first trio, the malonic acid, and forms iodomalonic acid and water. This first reaction is either occurring via a radical or nonradical pathway, and if it’s the former, then the hypoiodous acid reacts, creating the color we see. When the negative iodate ion is the principle ion present, the solution is clear, but then as the hypoiodous acid reacts, the iodine starts to increase and then when both the iodide and iodine are present, they combine to form a pentaiodide ion complex, which seeks out the starch in the solution and inserts itself into the helical structure of the amylose portion of the starch molecule. This results in a blue-black color, as the iodine concentration increases from the reaction of hypoiodous acid and iodide. Eventually the iodide disappears and there is iodine, 3 which gives the amber color. The reaction continues to oscillate between the colors until the iodate or malonic acid is used up. “

“Uhhhhh, Senku…” You trail off, eyes glazed over at the literal wall of information thrown at you.

You lab partner looks at you, somehow masking his exact emotions but still with a smirk painted across his face.

“Yes?”

“I literally do not know like a fourth of the words you just used, like I have literally never heard them before in this language, I probably haven't even heard them in my native one, and do not know what you just said.”

Senku just cackles at that, the jerk.

“No different than my usual companions who listen to me! Japanese may be their first language, but for all they know, I’m speaking a foreign one!”

You shake your head, smiling, and look at the oscillating color in the container in front of you.

“...so what do we do now?”

Senku looks at your lab instructions once again, and tells you, “It looks your professor left a note to say you’re supposed to take a video of the reaction, with you in it-as proof it’s not stolen from a Youtube video.”

You nod, and hold your phone out to him, “Help me then?”

He takes the video of you, and hands your phone back.

You frown, “How do we dispose of this?” You gesture with your hands loosely at all of your chemicals, tools, and solutions strewn about you.

“Hah!” Senku laughs, and you look at him funnily, he shrugs at you. “So typically your teacher would handle this, as this isn’t as simple as pouring things down the drain. We need to do a few things more to this solution to bring it to a state where we can do that.”

“Oh.” You frown, really considering why your teacher told you to do this on your own.

“Don’t worry though, I’ll handle it.”

You tilt your head, “What?”

Senku shrugs again, looking out the window, “I’ll take care of it, not like you would be able to. You’re done here.”

You furrow your eyebrows and fold your arms, “Now why do you think I would leave you at this point? Even if I don’t know how to do the cleanup on my own, it’s not like it would be any different than doing the actual lab, which I also didn't know how to do. You can just tell me what to do! I won’t leave you to clean my mess because it’s more convenient. More hands are useful, right? Like you said, it’s all us brute strength people are good for!”

You grin at Senku, and he stares at you for a moment, the intensity of his ruby eyes making your heart pound and a blush unwillingly dust your ears, before matching your grin.

“Alrighty then!”

He reaches over and grabs one of the containers he had first brought over, and holds it in front of you.

“Sodium thiosulfate, this will neutralize this solution, which has finished reacting, as you see?”

Looking at where Senku was pointing, you notice how the solution had stopped oscillating, and was now just a brown color, with a solid looking lump at the bottom.

“That’s solid iodine, which it and the hydrogen peroxide will get neutralized by this.” Senku punctuates his sentence with pouring an amount of the…sodium thiosulfate was it? Into the solution.

You both watch as after adding the chemical and stirring with the glass stir rod, the solution turns clear. You make an appropriate “Ooooh,” but Senku shakes his head and points back to the solution with a “Watch.”

You do so, and frown as the solution turns back to a dark purple color. Whipping your head back to Senku, he grins and explains to you,

“Now we just gotta add more of this stuff until the solution stays clear.” He holds the container out to you.

“Ladies first?”

You bark out a laugh, “Ha! You already went first dummy!”

But you take the solution, and keep adding some, eventually needing a bigger glass container. At some point, the solution stays colorless, and you grin at Senku.

“We did it!” You cheer

“Yeah!” Senku mockingly matches your tone, even throwing his hands in the air. “We’re not done!”

Your hands come down. “Oh.”

“We gotta remove the manganese from the solution now, which we will do with a saturated sodium carbonate solution!”

You swear that these things shouldn’t be in a high school chemistry lab, but well, if Senku was the one regularly using these, you couldn’t be too surprised at the setup. Maybe the school hoped he would bring them fame once he inevitably became a famous scientist.

You hop onto the lab counter to watch as he slowly adds more to the solution, backing off when it heats up, but continuing.

“So see here, now that it’s turned opaque?” Senku says, leaning in close to you, still keeping his eyes on the solution, but pointing with one long, callused finger.

You lean towards him, instinctively matching his movements and hum an affirmative.

His voice is rough as he says to you, quietly as you're next to him, just speaking for you to hear, “That’s the sign that the manganese is precipitating enough that in a minute, we will be able to filter it out.”

“And then what?” You quietly say.

Senku turns to you at the same time you turn to him, and you both pause as you realize how close you have gotten. With you sitting on the counter, you were just about eye level, only a hand's length between your faces and bodies.

He breathes out as you stare at each other, and you can feel the heat from his breath on your nose.

Then your lab partner blinks, and the spell is broken as he says, “And then we have the manganese separated, which we will give to a teacher to take to the school’s solid waste disposal, and the rest can be poured down the drain with a generous amount of water.”

He turns quickly to peer intensely at the solution, and you’re left feeling like you had just dropped a glass and everyone in the room was pretending you hadn’t for politeness’ sake.

You shake your head, dismissing the prior moment, and hop off the lab table.

Senku comments, “You really shouldn’t sit up there you know.”

“Nahh, what’s the harm in it here?” You easily dismiss, and Senku frowns at you.

“Lab safety isn’t something to joke about.”

You roll your eyes and stick your tongue out at him and retort, “Yes Sensei~” In a drawling tone, and for extra measure, you wink at Senku when he gives you an unamused stare.

He backs off and rolls his eyes, muttering something about ‘brutes’ under his breath, but seems to understand your icebreaker as it is and smirks good-naturedly at you.

You watch in amiable silence as Senku filters the solution into a beaker filled with cold water, and then puts the filter with manganese bits into a container labeled “solid waste,” and then pours the solution down the lab station drain.

He hands the solid waste container to you, and says,. “Now hand this to your teacher, or just set it up by the front desk and whoever is the first teacher in tomorrow will handle it.”

“Oh! So, we’re done?” You hazard, and this time Senku actually nods.

“Yeah, you did your reaction, you have your video, and can show your teacher tomorrow.”

“Oh!” At his words, you’re struck with disappointment, and you watch as Senku looks at his watch and starts gathering up some of the beakers in his arms.

Wanting to say something to fill the silence, you gasp out “So what are you doing with those dishes?”

Senku responds, “The lab I was in has less beakers than this one, so I’m moving them over there.”

You watch as he huffs at the strain of balancing all the delicate glassware, “Want me to help carry them?” You ask.

The green-haired man opens his mouth, but as he does so, one of the tubes on top of the pile in his arms topples off and you lunge to grab it, barely managing to nab the labware before it breaks on the floor.

“I suppose it couldn’t hurt.” You hear Senku drawl out above you, his raspy voice betraying his amusement.

Standing up straight, you smile widely at Senku, outright squeezing your eyes shut with the exuberance of it, and hear him chuckle lightly. Then there’s delicate glassware shoved into your arms and you find that now you’re the one steadying yourself before you have to drop and pay for broken labware.

“C’mon.” Senku’s at the door, and you hurry after him.

The other lab is literally just down the hall and you’re still feeling that weird apprehension at the thought of saying goodbye to your spontaneous lab partner. You acknowledge that the two of you literally met like an hour ago, but you still wanted to stay around Senku longer.

It was like he was the sun, and you couldn’t help being drawn in by his gravitational orbit.

So that was your explanation for why, when the two of you got to the classroom entrance, as Senku turns to you to presumably thank you, just as he opens his mouth, you blurt out;

“Want me to help clean them?”

Senku’s mouth shuts with a click, and he gives you a look, which makes you realize he hadn’t looked directly at you since that moment in the other room. His brow furrows, and his ruby eyes are piercing as he gives you a long stare.

You feel an odd sense of awkward heat wash over you, and you can’t help but try to explain yourself, “Well I feel bad making you wash everything because it was my project and all and-”

“Nah, I don’t need the help here.” Senku cuts in, and you then can’t help but deflate.

“Oh.” Another beat of awkward silence and you try to fill in the blank again, “Well that’s fine I guess, you’re definitely capable of washing dishe-” But then Senku interrupts you again.

“But I could use a lab partner tomorrow after school if you aren’t too busy doing regular brute things.”

Your jaw drops and you stare at Senku, who is aloofishly looking to the side, like he doesn’t care much about your response. But his presence is still, and you can tell he is waiting on your response.

You break into a huge smile, and exuberantly chirp, “Okay! I’ll be here after school tomorrow!”

You see the minute relief wash over Senku’s face, though outwardly it looks like a cocky smirk, and he drawls out, “Ahh, well you better be ready for some grueling grunt work! It’s gonna be tedious and you’ll need to read my instructions properly!” His ruby eyes glint in the light at you, and you feel an overwhelming mirth bubble up in your chest.

“I can’t wait for it, Senku!”

[wanderingmind867]

Today was my first day back at school for the new semester. I was worried about this new semester, since the old GLE teacher who was always a little bit condescending to me is coming back from sick leave due to a stroke. If you want to know why I disliked him before, he:

Hates me saying "maybe" or "I think"

Once abandoned me in the gym while I was getting my pictures taken, and I had to find my way back up on my own.

Wanted me to try video calling somebody or calling other kids (like my online social skills class, but worse because I then have to see the other kids in class the next day. Plus, it's set up by this guy, who is not as nice as the ones online).

Made me do eye contact when speaking and justified it by telling me it's simply something people view as polite in western society.

Got mad at me because I skipped almost every friday. We tried to explain to him it was because of my dad's schedule that I didn't come in, and then he says to just set an alarm. Set an alarm? Maybe you don't know me. I can't get myself up, I can't make breakfast for myself, do my teeth, get myself dressed, all in a manageable time! I rely on my dad for help with those things. Maybe he just overestimated my abilities, but it's super annoying.

Also, he seems to have never read my ISP. If he did, he'd have known that I have bad anxiety, that I probably can't get on a bus on my own, that I have trouble with eye contact, etc.

And all these things are reasons I kind of wanted him never to return to school. Because his supplies were actually nicer than him, I got along much better with them because they didn't judge me for not going fridays or not doing much eye contact. They weren't even mad when I said maybe! But now he's back, and he's already gone back to his old, condescending self.

Just today he got mad at me for saying I think. And he didn't do that once, but twice. Twice! This is literally what he said: "you think it was alright? Well, do you think or do you know"? Do you think or do you know? He asks me that until I give a definitive answer. Maybe he thinks he's being helpful, but he's just being annoying. I hate him.

[douglasreblogsthings]

When I was at uni, one of the courses I did was a Java programming course. The rule of the IT school at my uni was that regardless of your cumulative score for a course, if you failed the exam you failed the course.

Anyway, for this computer programming class, the exam was to write programming code, by hand, on paper, with a pen, with a Si gle handwritten page of notes.

This is, of course, not at all how programming is done.

Needless to say the fail rate for the class was incredibly high (almost one in two I believe).

I end up failing the exam so have to repeat the class. However, the following year they realise "hm, maybe a nearly 50% fail rate for this course almost entirely because of the exam is a bad thing?" so for this year they tried something new: the exam would take place in a computer lab, on actual computers, where one would write the code into the IDE and then test it with the compiler. Although there was no internet access, we did have access to the full javadoc so we could see syntax and so on for particular commands.

Needless to say this was much more successful, far less stressful and the fail rate dropped to a much more reasonable level!

[bridgestonevn]

Các loại xe ô tô của Đức: Biểu tượng của đẳng cấp và công nghệ

Khi nhắc đến nước Đức, người ta thường liên tưởng đến những tòa lâu đài cổ kính, những cốc bia vàng óng hay xúc xích thơm lừng. Nhưng bên cạnh đó, quốc gia này còn được biết đến như cái nôi của ngành công nghiệp ô tô thế giới. Các loại xe ô tô của Đức luôn được đánh giá cao nhờ vào thiết kế đẳng cấp, động cơ mạnh mẽ và sự chính xác đến từng chi tiết. Từ xe sang trọng đến xe thể thao hiệu suất cao, mỗi thương hiệu đều mang một bản sắc riêng, góp phần tạo nên v��� thế vững chắc cho Đức trong lĩnh vực ô tô toàn cầu.

Đặc điểm nổi bật của các loại xe ô tô của Đức

Các thương hiệu ô tô đến từ Đức đều có điểm chung là sự chú trọng đến kỹ thuật, độ an toàn và trải nghiệm người lái. Những ưu điểm nổi bật có thể kể đến như:

Động cơ bền bỉ, hiệu suất vận hành mạnh mẽ

Thiết kế ngoại thất sang trọng, nội thất hiện đại

Trang bị công nghệ tiên tiến, hệ thống an toàn hàng đầu

Cảm giác lái thể thao, đầm chắc

Được kiểm soát chất lượng nghiêm ngặt trong quy trình sản xuất

Chính những yếu tố này đã làm nên sức hút đặc biệt cho các dòng xe mang thương hiệu “Made in Germany”.

Mercedes-Benz – Biểu tượng của sự đẳng cấp

Mercedes-Benz là một trong những thương hiệu xe hơi lâu đời và danh tiếng nhất thế giới. Được thành lập từ năm 1926, hãng xe này có trụ sở đặt tại Stuttgart, Đức. Logo ngôi sao ba cánh biểu trưng cho tham vọng chinh phục cả ba lĩnh vực: đất, biển và không khí.

Tại thị trường Việt Nam, Mercedes-Benz nổi bật với các dòng xe như:

C-Class: Phù hợp cho doanh nhân trẻ hoặc người tìm kiếm sự thanh lịch

E-Class: Sang trọng, hiện đại, tiện nghi

S-Class: Đỉnh cao của sự xa xỉ

GLC, GLE: SUV sang trọng phù hợp cho gia đình hoặc doanh nhân thành đạt

Mercedes-Maybach: Dòng xe siêu sang dành cho giới thượng lưu

Mỗi dòng xe đều được trang bị hệ thống an toàn tiên tiến, thiết kế tinh xảo và khả năng vận hành vượt trội.

BMW – Sự kết hợp hoàn hảo giữa thể thao và sang trọng

BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke) được thành lập năm 1916 tại Munich. Với triết lý “Niềm vui khi lái xe”, các mẫu xe BMW luôn hướng tới trải nghiệm vận hành thể thao và cảm giác lái chân thực.

Những dòng xe nổi bật của BMW bao gồm:

BMW 3-Series và 5-Series: Sedan thể thao dành cho người trẻ

BMW X-Series (X3, X5, X7...): Dòng SUV sang trọng, đa dụng

BMW 7-Series: Sedan cao cấp, đối thủ trực tiếp của S-Class

BMW i-Series (i3, i4, i7): Các mẫu xe điện hiệu suất cao

BMW còn sở hữu các thương hiệu nổi tiếng khác như Mini Cooper và Rolls-Royce, thể hiện sự đa dạng trong phân khúc từ phổ thông đến siêu sang.

Audi – Tinh tế trong thiết kế, mạnh mẽ trong công nghệ

Audi được sáng lập năm 1909 và hiện thuộc Tập đoàn Volkswagen. Với slogan “Vorsprung durch Technik” (Tiên phong qua công nghệ), Audi nổi bật nhờ sự kết hợp giữa thiết kế hiện đại, công nghệ đột phá và trải nghiệm lái đậm chất thể thao.

Các dòng xe tiêu biểu của Audi tại Việt Nam gồm:

Audi A3, A4, A6: Dòng sedan phù hợp đi phố hoặc công việc

Audi Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8: SUV linh hoạt, thiết kế đẹp mắt

Audi e-tron: Xe điện cao cấp, công nghệ vượt trội

Thiết kế ngoại thất sắc sảo, nội thất tối giản nhưng tinh tế, cùng hệ thống chiếu sáng thông minh và bảng điều khiển ảo Virtual Cockpit là những điểm đặc trưng của Audi.

Porsche – Hiệu suất đỉnh cao cho người đam mê tốc độ

Porsche là thương hiệu xe thể thao danh tiếng của Đức, được thành lập năm 1931. Dòng xe biểu tượng của hãng là Porsche 911 – mẫu coupe thể thao nổi tiếng với thiết kế không thể nhầm lẫn và khả năng tăng tốc thần tốc.

Ngoài 911, Porsche còn có:

Porsche Cayenne và Macan: SUV hiệu suất cao

Porsche Panamera: Sedan thể thao hạng sang

Porsche Taycan: Mẫu xe điện đầu tiên của hãng, định hình tương lai di chuyển

Với những ai đam mê tốc độ và yêu thích sự khác biệt, Porsche là một lựa chọn không thể bỏ qua.

Volkswagen – “Chiếc xe của mọi người”

Volkswagen được thành lập năm 1937, mang tên gọi có nghĩa là “Xe của nhân dân”. Đây là thương hiệu phổ biến nhất trong số các hãng ô tô của Đức, với định hướng tạo ra những chiếc xe chất lượng cao nhưng giá thành phải chăng.

Các mẫu xe nổi bật:

Volkswagen Polo: Xe hatchback nhỏ gọn cho đô thị

Volkswagen Passat: Sedan lịch lãm, tiện nghi

Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace: SUV bảy chỗ gia đình

Volkswagen cũng là tập đoàn mẹ sở hữu nhiều thương hiệu lớn như Audi, Porsche, Bentley, Lamborghini, Bugatti, SEAT và Skoda.

Opel – Xe Đức phổ thông, thân thiện với gia đình

Opel được thành lập từ thế kỷ 19, ban đầu là hãng sản xuất máy may. Đến cuối thế kỷ đó, Opel bắt đầu chuyển hướng sang sản xuất ô tô. Thương hiệu này tập trung vào dòng xe đô thị, xe gia đình với giá thành hợp lý.

Một số dòng xe tiêu biểu:

Opel Astra: Hatchback linh hoạt

Opel Corsa: Xe nhỏ tiết kiệm nhiên liệu

Opel Grandland X: SUV đô thị phù hợp cho gia đình trẻ

Tuy chưa phân phối chính thức tại Việt Nam, Opel vẫn được nhiều đơn vị nhập khẩu tư nhân đưa về phục vụ nhu cầu khách hàng.

Smart – Nhỏ gọn, linh hoạt, lý tưởng cho đô thị

Smart là thương hiệu con của Mercedes-Benz, chuyên sản xuất xe cỡ nhỏ. Các mẫu xe của Smart nổi bật với thiết kế mini, tiện lợi, rất phù hợp với không gian đô thị đông đúc.

Gần đây, Smart đã tái định hướng sang sản xuất xe điện đô thị, trở thành thương hiệu xe điện cao cấp phục vụ cho cuộc sống hiện đại và xanh hơn.

Bitter – Dòng xe sang độc bản ít người biết đến

Bitter là một hãng xe hạng sang được thành lập bởi cựu tay đua Erich Bitter. Dù ít được biết đến, nhưng những mẫu xe của Bitter thường có thiết kế độc đáo, sản xuất giới hạn và dựa trên nền tảng Opel.

Dòng sản phẩm tiêu biểu như Bitter Vero mang đậm chất cá nhân hóa, tập trung vào thị trường châu Âu và Bắc Mỹ.

Ưu điểm và nhược điểm của các dòng xe ô tô Đức

Ưu điểm

Chất lượng chế tạo vượt trội, độ bền cao

Thiết kế thời thượng, mang tính biểu tượng

Công nghệ hiện đại bậc nhất thế giới

Trải nghiệm lái thể thao, linh hoạt

Hệ thống an toàn tiên tiến, đáng tin cậy

Nhược điểm

Chi phí sở hữu và bảo dưỡng cao

Giá trị xe giảm nhanh hơn một số dòng xe Nhật, Hàn

Một số mẫu xe tiêu hao nhiều nhiên liệu

Phụ tùng thay thế khó kiếm và đắt đỏ

Một số công nghệ chưa tương thích hoàn toàn với hạ tầng Việt Nam

Kết luận

Các loại xe ô tô của Đức không chỉ là phương tiện di chuyển mà còn là biểu tượng của phong cách sống, đẳng cấp và cá tính. Dù bạn tìm kiếm sự sang trọng, khả năng vận hành mạnh mẽ hay sự linh hoạt trong đô thị, các thương hiệu xe Đức đều có thể đáp ứng đa dạng nhu cầu. Với bề dày lịch sử và nền tảng công nghệ vững chắc, xe Đức chắc chắn sẽ tiếp tục chinh phục người tiêu dùng Việt Nam trong tương lai.

[therajtravels]

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Lionel Messi’s Luxury Cars in 2025: Features, Cost, Details

Wondering how many luxury cars Lionel Messi owns in 2025? The football legend is not just known for his on-field brilliance but also for his taste in high-end vehicles. From exotic sports cars to premium SUVs, his garage is a dream collection for any auto enthusiast.

Who is Lionel Messi?

Lionel Messi, often regarded as the greatest footballer of all time, has amassed tremendous wealth through his sports career, endorsements, and global fame. With millions in earnings, it’s no surprise that his car collection in 2025 is filled with the most luxurious and rarest cars in the world.

Luxury Cars Owned by Lionel Messi in 2025

Here’s a breakdown of the top luxury cars Lionel Messi owns in 2025:

1. Ferrari SF90 Stradale

Price: $500,000+

A powerful hybrid supercar that combines performance and cutting-edge technology.

One of the most prestigious models in Messi’s car collection.

2. Range Rover Autobiography

Price: $150,000+

A symbol of class and comfort.

Perfect for Messi’s daily drives with luxurious interiors and off-road capability.

3. Mercedes-AMG GLE 63 S Coupe

Price: $120,000+

A high-performance luxury SUV.

Known for its aggressive design and top-tier driving dynamics.

4. Audi RS6 Avant

Price: $120,000+

A mix of practicality and power.

Audi has a long-standing relationship with FC Barcelona, making it a meaningful pick in Messi’s garage.

5. Cadillac Escalade

Price: $100,000+

A premium full-size SUV known for its size, comfort, and presence.

One of the most iconic luxury SUVs in the celebrity world.

6. Pagani Zonda Tricolore (Rumored)

Price: $1.5 million+

A rare and exotic supercar.

If true, this would be the most expensive car in Messi’s collection.

Estimated Value of Messi’s Garage

Experts estimate that the total value of Lionel Messi’s car collection in 2025 exceeds $4 million. Many of his cars are custom-built or limited-edition models, which adds to their rarity and value.

Why Fans Are Fascinated by Messi’s Cars

Reflects Messi’s personality: elegant, powerful, and rare.

Combines sports cars and luxury SUVs — showing versatility.

Offers fans a closer look at the lifestyle of global icons.

Key Takeaways

Lionel Messi’s 2025 garage includes a mix of luxury and performance vehicles.

His collection features brands like Ferrari, Audi, Mercedes, and Cadillac.

The estimated worth of his car collection is over $4 million.

If you’re interested in celebrity car collections, luxury vehicle trends, or want to know what the world’s top athletes are driving, Messi’s 2025 garage is the perfect case study.

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Покупка автомобилей из США стала популярной практикой для жителей Армении, Грузии и России. Авто с доставкой из Америки предлагают качество, разнообразие и выгодные цены, что делает этот рынок крайне привлекательным. Особенно интересны аукционы Копарт, IAAI и Манхейм, где можно найти широкий выбор машин. Среди популярных моделей, доступных для покупки, можно выделить такие роскошные авто, как Lamborghini Huracan Te 2024 и Audi R8 2020. Эти автомобили выделяются своим дизайном и мощностью, предоставляя водителям исключительные ощущения от вождения. Они идеально подходят для тех, кто ценит скорость и престиж. В то же время, для поклонников более солидных и комфортных автомобилей великолепно подойдут BMW 7 Series 740 I 2024, Land Rover Rangerover RANGE ROVE 2023 и Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE 350 2025. Эти модели знамениты своим уровнем комфорта и безопасности, предлагая первоклассные возможности для путешествий на дальние расстояния. Процесс заказа машины с аукционов США начинается с выбора подходящей модели и оценки её состояния. После этого автомобиль можно доставить в Армению, Грузию или Россию с учётом всех необходимых формальностей, таких как растаможка и регистрация. Многие компании предлагают полный спектр услуг по доставке, что значительно упрощает покупку. Если вы заинтересованы в приобретении автомобиля из Америки и хотите узнать подробнее о процессе и условиях заказа, обратите внимание на специализированные ресурсы. Подробная информация о том, как заказать авто с доставкой, доступна по ссылке #Lamborghini_Huracan_Te_2024 #VIN #ZHWUB6ZF2RLA25686 https://america-auto.com/copart/zhwub6zf2rla25686

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Choisir une Voiture de Location pour le Travail : Le Guide du Débutant

Louer une voiture pour un év��nement professionnel peut sembler compliqué au début, mais c'est en fait assez simple une fois qu'on comprend les bases. L'idée principale est de choisir une voiture qui correspond au message que vous voulez envoyer et à ce que vous avez besoin de faire. Ce n'est pas comme louer pour les vacances ; l'image est plus importante.

1. La Base : Pourquoi louez-vous cette voiture ?

Avant de regarder les modèles, posez-vous ces questions simples. Elles vont vous guider vers le bon choix.

Qui va monter dans la voiture ?

S'il s'agit de clients très importants ou de votre patron, vous voudrez une voiture qui fait "bonne impression". Pensez au confort et au style.

Si ce sont vos collègues pour un séminaire, l'espace et la praticité seront plus importants.

Que va-t-il se passer pendant l'événement ?

Allez-vous à une réunion importante où il faut être élégant ? La voiture doit l'être aussi.

Devez-vous transporter du matériel pour un salon ? Il faudra un grand coffre.

Est-ce une soirée de gala où l'on doit arriver avec un certain panache ? Une voiture un peu plus chic peut faire la différence.

Où allez-vous avec la voiture ?

Si c'est en ville, une voiture facile à garer est un plus.

Si c'est pour un long trajet sur autoroute, le confort est essentiel.

2. Le Look qui Compte : Quelle Catégorie de Voiture Choisir ?

C'est ici que l'image entre en jeu. La voiture que vous choisissez dit quelque chose sur vous et votre entreprise.

Pour "épater" et être très pro :

On parle de berlines de luxe. Ce sont les grandes voitures confortables comme une Mercedes Classe S, une BMW Série 7 ou une Audi A8. Elles sont parfaites pour les clients très importants. Elles montrent que vous prenez les choses au sérieux et que vous avez le sens du détail.

Les gros SUV haut de gamme (comme un Range Rover, Mercedes GLE ou BMW X5) sont aussi une option. Ils donnent une image solide et confortable, surtout si vous avez besoin d'un peu plus de place ou si vous êtes en terrain varié.

Les voitures de sport ou très spéciales sont rares en location pro, mais si vous organisez un événement très spécifique (par exemple, pour une marque de luxe ou un événement lié à l'automobile), cela peut créer un "effet waouh".

Pour être confortable et professionnel au quotidien :

Les berlines de catégorie supérieure sont le meilleur compromis. Pensez aux Mercedes Classe C/E, BMW Série 3/5, Audi A4/A6, Peugeot 508 ou Renault Talisman. Elles sont élégantes, confortables et ne coûtent pas aussi cher que les très grandes voitures de luxe. C'est un choix sûr pour la plupart des rendez-vous.

Pour la Praticité et Transporter du Monde/Matériel :

Les breaks (une voiture allongée avec un grand coffre, comme une Skoda Octavia Combi ou VW Passat SW) sont parfaits si vous avez beaucoup de bagages ou du petit matériel à transporter tout en restant élégant.

Les monospaces ou les vans (comme une Mercedes Classe V ou un Volkswagen Multivan) sont faits pour transporter plusieurs personnes confortablement. Idéal pour un petit groupe de collègues ou de clients.

3. Les Petits Détails qui Changent Tout : Coût et Logistique

Une fois que vous avez une idée du type de voiture, regardez les détails pratiques pour éviter les surprises.

Le Prix : Bien sûr, les voitures de luxe coûtent plus cher à louer. Définissez un budget et respectez-le. Le prix de base n'est pas toujours le prix final !

L'Essence (Carburant) : La meilleure option est généralement le "plein à plein". Cela veut dire que vous prenez la voiture avec le réservoir plein et vous la rendez pleine. Comme ça, vous pouvez choisir la station-service la moins chère.

Les Assurances : La location inclut toujours une assurance de base. Mais il est fortement recommandé de prendre une assurance supplémentaire (souvent appelée "rachat de franchise") pour ne pas payer cher en cas d'accident ou de rayure. C'est comme une sécurité.

Les Options Utiles :

Un GPS intégré est pratique pour ne pas se perdre.

Le Wi-Fi dans la voiture (si proposé) permet de travailler en déplacement.

Si plusieurs personnes vont conduire, assurez-vous qu'elles sont toutes enregistrées comme conducteurs sur le contrat. Sinon, l'assurance ne marchera pas.

Le Kilométrage : Vérifiez si le prix inclut un kilométrage illimité ou s'il y a une limite. Si vous dépassez la limite, vous devrez payer en plus. Pour les longs trajets, choisissez "kilométrage illimité".

Où prendre et rendre la voiture ? Choisissez une agence facile d'accès (aéroport, gare, centre-ville). Certaines agences proposent même de vous livrer la voiture là où vous êtes et de la récupérer, ce qui est très pratique pour les pros.

La Facture : Demandez toujours une facture détaillée pour vos comptes professionnels.

4. Les Derniers Conseils : Réserver et Vérifier

Réservez tôt : Surtout si l'événement est important ou si vous avez besoin d'un modèle spécifique, réservez votre voiture le plus tôt possible. Vous aurez plus de choix et de meilleurs prix.

Comparez les loueurs : Ne vous arrêtez pas au premier. Regardez les offres de plusieurs grandes entreprises comme Hertz, Europcar, Sixt, Avis ou Enterprise.

Regardez la voiture en détail : Quand vous récupérez la voiture, faites le tour avec l'employé. Signalez toutes les rayures ou bosses existantes et n'hésitez pas à prendre des photos avec votre téléphone. C'est une preuve si jamais on vous accuse de dégâts que vous n'avez pas faits.

En suivant ces étapes simples, vous serez sûr de faire le bon choix pour votre événement professionnel, sans stress ni mauvaises surprises !

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Choisir le bon véhicule de location pour vos événements professionnels

La sélection d'une voiture de location pour un événement professionnel est plus qu'une simple commodité ; c'est une extension de votre image de marque et de l'expérience que vous offrez. Qu'il s'agisse d'un rendez-vous client crucial, d'un séminaire d'entreprise ou d'un salon professionnel, le véhicule doit correspondre parfaitement au contexte. Voici comment faire le choix optimal.

1. Définissez le besoin : Qui, Quoi, Où ?

Avant de parcourir les catalogues, commencez par identifier précisément l'objectif de la location.

Qui transportera-t-on ? Des clients VIP, des partenaires stratégiques, des collaborateurs ou des membres de la direction ? Leur statut et le niveau de confort attendu guideront votre choix.

Quel est le but de l'événement ?

Impression et Prestige : Pour des rendez-vous clients importants, des négociations ou le transport de personnalités de haut rang, l'objectif est de projeter une image de luxe et de professionnalisme.

Fonctionnalité et Espace : Pour des séminaires, du transport de groupe ou l'acheminement de matériel à un salon, la priorité est donnée à la capacité et à la praticité.

Visibilité et Impact : Lors de lancements de produits ou d'événements marketing, le véhicule peut servir de support de communication en lui-même.

Où se déroulera l'événement ? Le type de terrain (urbain, rural, montagneux) et la distance à parcourir influenceront le type de motorisation et le modèle adapté.

2. L'Image Compte : Véhicules et Catégories

Le véhicule choisi doit s'aligner avec le message que vous souhaitez envoyer.

Pour le Haut de Gamme et le Prestige :

Berlines de luxe : Pensez à une Mercedes Classe S, BMW Série 7 ou Audi A8. Elles incarnent le raffinement, le confort et le statut, idéales pour les plus hautes sphères.

SUV Premium : Des modèles comme le Range Rover, Mercedes GLE ou BMW X5 offrent un mélange de luxe, de robustesse et d'espace, parfait si vous avez besoin d'une présence imposante ou de plus de capacité.

Voitures de sport/Collection : Réservées à des événements très spécifiques, comme un lancement de produit, elles créent un impact mémorable et un sentiment d'exclusivité.

Pour le Confort et le Professionnalisme au Quotidien :

Berlines de catégorie supérieure : Des Mercedes Classe C/E, BMW Série 3/5, Audi A4/A6 ou Peugeot 508 sont des choix judicieux. Elles allient confort, élégance discrète et sont parfaitement adaptées aux déplacements professionnels réguliers.

Pour la Praticité et le Groupe :

Breaks : Offrent un excellent volume de coffre sans sacrifier le style (par ex. Skoda Octavia Combi, VW Passat SW), idéaux pour transporter du matériel ou des bagages volumineux.

Monospaces / Vans : Des véhicules comme la Mercedes Classe V ou le Volkswagen Multivan sont parfaits pour transporter plusieurs collaborateurs ou un groupe de clients avec un confort optimal.

3. Aspects Pratiques et Optimisation Budgétaire

Un choix judicieux prend aussi en compte les détails financiers et logistiques.

Budget Alloué : Établissez une enveloppe claire. Le coût d'une location de luxe est bien plus élevé, mais son impact sur l'image peut justifier l'investissement.

Politique de Carburant : Optez pour l'option "plein à plein" (Full to Full). C'est la plus transparente et souvent la plus économique, vous permettant de faire le plein au meilleur prix.

Assurances et Options : Vérifiez attentivement la couverture d'assurance de base. Pour une tranquillité d'esprit absolue, le rachat de franchise est fortement recommandé. Pensez aussi aux options comme le GPS intégré, le Wi-Fi à bord (si disponible sur les modèles haut de gamme), et l'enregistrement de conducteurs additionnels si nécessaire.

Kilométrage : Pour les longs trajets, privilégiez les offres avec kilométrage illimité. Sinon, estimez précisément vos distances pour éviter les frais de dépassement.

Logistique de Prise en Charge et Restitution : Choisissez un loueur avec des agences stratégiquement situées (aéroports, gares, centres d'affaires). Certaines agences proposent des services de livraison et de récupération du véhicule directement sur le lieu de votre événement, un atout précieux pour gagner du temps.

Facturation Professionnelle : Assurez-vous que le loueur est capable de vous fournir une facture détaillée et conforme aux exigences comptables de votre entreprise.

4. Réservez et Vérifiez : Le Processus Efficace

Réservez en avance : Surtout pour les modèles haut de gamme ou les périodes de forte demande, une réservation anticipée vous garantit un meilleur choix et souvent de meilleurs tarifs.

Comparez les offres : N'hésitez pas à demander des devis à plusieurs agences de location reconnues (Hertz, Europcar, Sixt, Avis, Enterprise). Pour le luxe, des agences spécialisées peuvent offrir un service plus personnalisé.

Considérez les programmes d'entreprise : Si votre organisation loue régulièrement des véhicules, un partenariat avec une agence peut débloquer des tarifs préférentiels et des avantages exclusifs.

Inspection avant le départ : Lors de la prise en main, inspectez minutieusement le véhicule et signalez tout dommage existant. Prenez des photos pour avoir une preuve en cas de litige.

En prenant en compte ces éléments, vous serez en mesure de choisir une voiture de location qui non seulement répondra à vos besoins pratiques, mais renforcera également votre image professionnelle lors de chaque événement.

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Le choix d'une voiture de location pour un événement professionnel est crucial car elle reflète l'image de votre entreprise, de vos collaborateurs, ou même de vous-même. Il s'agit de trouver le bon équilibre entre prestige, praticité, budget et discrétion. Voici les éléments à considérer pour faire le meilleur choix :

1. Définir l'objectif et le contexte de l'événement

Quel est l'événement ?

Rendez-vous client important / Négociation : L'image compte. Optez pour une berline de luxe ou une berline statutaire.

Séminaire / Team building : La praticité prime. Un monospace, un grand SUV, ou plusieurs véhicules de taille moyenne peuvent être adaptés pour transporter plusieurs collaborateurs.

Salon professionnel / Exposition : Si vous transportez du matériel, un véhicule utilitaire ou un break peut être nécessaire. Si c'est pour des déplacements entre le salon et l'hôtel, une berline confortable est suffisante.

Transfert de VIP / Dirigeants : Le confort, la discrétion et le professionnalisme sont essentiels. Un service avec chauffeur peut être plus approprié qu'une simple location.

Événement de prestige (lancement de produit, gala) : Une voiture de luxe, une voiture de sport, voire une voiture de collection, peut être envisagée pour marquer les esprits et refléter l'image de la marque.

Qui va conduire ?

Un collaborateur (expérience de conduite, permis) ?

Vous-même ?

Un chauffeur professionnel ?

Qui va être transporté ? Des clients importants, des partenaires, des collaborateurs, des membres du conseil d'administration ?

Où se déroule l'événement ? En ville, en campagne, sur des routes difficiles ? Cela influencera le type de véhicule (citadine, SUV, 4x4).

Quelle est la durée de la location ? Une journée, un week-end, une semaine ?

2. Considérer le standing et l'image de marque

L'image est primordiale dans le monde professionnel.

Véhicules haut de gamme :

Berlines de luxe : Mercedes Classe S, BMW Série 7, Audi A8. Idéales pour les rendez-vous de haut niveau, le transport de dirigeants ou de clients VIP. Elles offrent un confort exceptionnel et une image de prestige.

SUV premium : Range Rover, Mercedes GLE, BMW X5. Allient luxe, espace et une certaine robustesse, adaptés si vous avez besoin de plus de place ou si le terrain l'exige.

Voitures de sport / Coupés : Porsche, Ferrari, Aston Martin (pour des événements très spécifiques comme un lancement de produit lié à l'automobile, ou pour un "effet wow").

Véhicules de catégorie supérieure / Business :

Berlines type Mercedes Classe C/E, BMW Série 3/5, Audi A4/A6, Peugeot 508, Renault Talisman. Elles offrent un bon compromis entre confort, élégance et coût. Elles sont parfaites pour les déplacements professionnels quotidiens ou des rendez-vous moins formels.

Véhicules pratiques et efficaces :

Breaks : Pour un bon volume de chargement sans sacrifier l'élégance (par ex. Skoda Octavia Combi, VW Passat SW).

Monospaces / Vans : Pour le transport de groupes (par ex. Mercedes Classe V, Volkswagen Multivan).

3. Aspects financiers et logistiques

Budget : Définissez un budget clair. Les voitures de luxe ont un coût de location beaucoup plus élevé, mais l'investissement peut être justifié par le retour sur image.

Politique de carburant : Optez pour l'option "plein à plein" (Full to Full) pour éviter les frais supplémentaires.

Assurances : Vérifiez la couverture d'assurance incluse et envisagez une assurance complète (rachat de franchise) pour une tranquillité d'esprit maximale en cas de pépin. Les assurances professionnelles de votre entreprise peuvent parfois couvrir les véhicules de location.

Options et services :

GPS : Souvent intégré sur les modèles récents.

Wi-Fi : Certains véhicules premium proposent un hotspot Wi-Fi, utile pour rester connecté.

Siège enfant : Si applicable.

Conducteur additionnel : Si plusieurs personnes sont amenées à conduire, assurez-vous que tous les conducteurs sont enregistrés sur le contrat.

Service avec chauffeur : Pour un maximum de professionnalisme, de discrétion et de gain de temps, c'est l'option idéale pour les VIP.

Kilométrage : Vérifiez le kilométrage inclus et les frais en cas de dépassement. Pour les longs trajets, privilégiez les locations avec kilométrage illimité.

Prise en charge et restitution : Choisissez un loueur avec des agences bien situées (aéroport, gare, centre-ville) et des horaires flexibles pour la prise en charge et la restitution du véhicule. La livraison et la récupération du véhicule sur le lieu de l'événement sont parfois possibles avec des agences spécialisées.

Facturation : Assurez-vous d'obtenir une facture conforme aux exigences de votre entreprise pour la comptabilité.

4. Rechercher et comparer

Agences de location traditionnelles : Hertz, Europcar, Sixt, Avis, Enterprise. Elles offrent un large choix de véhicules et des services adaptés aux professionnels.

Agences spécialisées dans le luxe : Si vous avez besoin d'un véhicule très haut de gamme, tournez-vous vers des agences spécialisées qui proposent des services personnalisés (livraison, chauffeur).

Plateformes de location entre particuliers : Moins adaptées pour une image professionnelle sauf pour des besoins très spécifiques (voiture de collection pour un événement thématique, par exemple), car la qualité et la disponibilité peuvent varier.

Programmes entreprises : Si votre entreprise loue fréquemment des véhicules, il peut être avantageux de souscrire à un programme professionnel auprès d'une agence, offrant des tarifs négociés et des avantages (annulation flexible, conducteur additionnel gratuit).

En résumé, le choix d'une voiture de location pour un événement professionnel doit être mûrement réfléchi en fonction de l'image que vous souhaitez véhiculer, des besoins pratiques et du budget alloué. N'hésitez pas à contacter directement les loueurs pour obtenir des devis personnalisés et discuter de vos exigences spécifiques.

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My Period 1 Teacher is still awful. Within the few months he's been back, he:

Once said I was tapping my foot too loud when I was sitting.

Still gets really upset when I say "I think". So now I'm constantly having to deliberately alter my grammer when I'm around him.

Makes me do work for a class I'm not taking. Period 1 is a resource class for me, but he's making me do senior GLE. I guess to make up for all that time he was away, or something?

He's still not nice. It's hard to deal with him most of the time, and sometimes I wish I could just skip his class. But I know not to do that (even if I could), because I know it would probably only lead to him wondering why I stopped taking his class. My point there is: I'm afraid to upset him. I hate him, but I'm worried bringing that up would only lead to him getting vindictive. I don't know if he's actually do that, but I don't want to chance it.

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В последние годы покупка автомобилей с американских аукционов с доставкой в Армению, Грузию и Россию набирает всё большую популярность. Возможность выбрать качественное авто с аукционов, таких как Копарт, IAAI и Манхейм, привлекает всё больше автолюбителей. Здесь можно найти не только новые, но и поддержанные модели по выгодным ценам. Среди наиболее востребованных автомобилей — Lamborghini Huracan Te 2024, BMW 7 Series 740 I 2024, Audi R8 2020, Land Rover Rangerover RANGE ROVE 2023 и Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE 350 2025. Lamborghini Huracan Te 2024 — это выбор для тех, кто ценит искрометный дизайн и мощность. Сочетание скорости и современного стиля делает его идеальным спорткаром для истинных ценителей. BMW 7 Series 740 I 2024 символизирует престиж и комфорт, преисполненный инновациями для комфортной поездки. Audi R8 2020 гармонично объединяет стиль и производительность, идеален для тех, кто жаждет выделяться на дороге. Land Rover Rangerover RANGE ROVE 2023 предлагает мощную базу для приключений и роскоши. В то время как Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE 350 2025 излучает уверенность благодаря высокотехнологичным решениям. Процесс закупки авто с американского аукциона включает несколько этапов. После выбора подходящего автомобиля, необходимо зарегистрироваться на аукционе и участвовать в торгах. Успешная победа ведёт к оформлению документов и организации доставки в вашу страну, включая все таможенные процедуры. Такой подход может существенно сэкономить как время, так и деньги. Если вы интересуетесь приобретением авто из США, ознакомьтесь с процессом заказа на сайте #Mercedes_Benz_GLE_Class_GLE_350_2025 #VIN #4JGFB4EB9SB383574 https://america-auto.com/copart/4jgfb4eb9sb383574

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В последние годы покупка автомобилей с американских аукционов с доставкой в Армению, Грузию и Россию набирает всё большую популярность. Возможность выбрать качественное авто с аукционов, таких как Копарт, IAAI и Манхейм, привлекает всё больше автолюбителей. Здесь можно найти не только новые, но и поддержанные модели по выгодным ценам. Среди наиболее востребованных автомобилей — Lamborghini Huracan Te 2024, BMW 7 Series 740 I 2024, Audi R8 2020, Land Rover Rangerover RANGE ROVE 2023 и Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE 350 2025. Lamborghini Huracan Te 2024 — это выбор для тех, кто ценит искрометный дизайн и мощность. Сочетание скорости и современного стиля делает его идеальным спорткаром для истинных ценителей. BMW 7 Series 740 I 2024 символизирует престиж и комфорт, преисполненный инновациями для комфортной поездки. Audi R8 2020 гармонично объединяет стиль и производительность, идеален для тех, кто жаждет выделяться на дороге. Land Rover Rangerover RANGE ROVE 2023 предлагает мощную базу для приключений и роскоши. В то время как Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE 350 2025 излучает уверенность благодаря высокотехнологичным решениям. Процесс закупки авто с американского аукциона включает несколько этапов. После выбора подходящего автомобиля, необходимо зарегистрироваться на аукционе и участвовать в торгах. Успешная победа ведёт к оформлению документов и организации доставки в вашу страну, включая все таможенные процедуры. Такой подход может существенно сэкономить как время, так и деньги. Если вы интересуетесь приобретением авто из США, ознакомьтесь с процессом заказа на сайте #Mercedes_Benz_GLE_Class_GLE_350_2025 #VIN #4JGFB4EB9SB383574 https://america-auto.com/copart/4jgfb4eb9sb383574