Bob's 10 Most Important Life Lessons

Lesson 1: Never Trust a Lawyer

Bob's first lesson is all about not trusting those who wear suits and ties. It's a lesson he learned the hard way, when his cat ate his lawyer's tie.

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Lesson 2: Always Carry a Spare Sock

It's a little-known fact that Bob lost his left sock in a laundry accident. Now he always carries a spare, just in case.

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Lesson 3: Never Underestimate the Power of Cheese

Bob's love for cheese is only rivaled by his love for his cat, Mr. Whiskers. He's written several books on the subject.

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Lesson 4: Always Wear a Watch

Bob's always wearing a watch, even though it's not really accurate. It's a fashion statement, really.

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Lesson 5: Never Say 'Never' (Unless You're Talking About Bob's Cooking)

Bob's culinary skills are a crime against humanity. Don't say 'never' unless you're sure.

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Lesson 6: Always Keep a Fire Extinguisher Handy (Just in Case)

Bob's a bit of a worrier when it comes to fires. He has a whole closet full of extinguishers.

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Lesson 7: Never Trust a Stranger with a Pet Rock

Bob had a pet rock once. It was a terrible experience.

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Lesson 8: Always Keep a Spare Tire

Bob's had his fair share of blowouts. Now he always keeps a spare, just in case.

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Lesson 9: Never Underestimate the Power of a Well-Placed Sarcasm

Bob's a master of the well-placed sarcasm. It's a lesson he's still working on, really.

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Lesson 10: Always Eat Breakfast

Bob's not a morning person, but he's working on it. Eating breakfast helps.

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