How to get over your love even though you broke it off 
Cut off contact. 
After the breakup is behind you, go cold turkey and stop contacting your ex. It won't do either of you any good carrying on contact right away.

OPTIONS:
- If he still has feelings for you, let him have his head on his back. Stop calling him, and don't hang out with him after being together for hours on end.
- Even if you choose to be friends in the future, it's best to take time apart to rediscover who you are in your own. Remove your ex from your contacts list on your phone, email, and other media.
- End the relationship by finding a way to disengage so that the two of you can improve your lives in a way that will make the relationship more likely to last. Do not see your ex as your " person " or " friend " anymore.
- Extend the same courtesy to your loved one and avoid them for a few days, weeks, or even even a few months. Don't text them any more than once a day, and don't call them at all for longer than a week.

Even if you choose to be friends in the future, it's best to take time apart to rediscover who you are in your own. Remove your ex from your contacts list on your phone, email, and other media.

How to retain customers 
Learn what your customers want. 
If you want customers to return to your business again and again, it's important that you learn to read your customer base and understand what you offer the market. Why would people choose your place of business over others? Customers return to businesses for one, and hopefully more, of three basic reasons : 
The perception that your business offers a deal.

OPTIONS:
- The hopes of you (and your customer base) passing on a wonderful product. The fears that your customers might react negatively to your product.
- Customers need to feel like your business operates across all of your competitors' local areas. If you include places in your business that offer the same types of deals, customers will dream about your place of business.
- The perception that your business offers a service or product that they can't get elsewhere. The perception that your business treats its customers well.
- The effect that a customer would have on your business. The impact that your business has on how they perceive the world (and the places they don't have the most prices in).

The perception that your business offers a service or product that they can't get elsewhere. The perception that your business treats its customers well.

The man is then seen walking around a dog and leads into him back inside still speaking to the camera. he

OPTIONS:
- continues to speak and then goes on to fix the dogs teeth and grooming him.
- pets the dog while looking around excitedly and then shows off the good point of brushing and rubbing down the dogs.
- continues to speak more while holding onto the rope and walking around with the dog.
- is seen holding up a sign and a price tag as he also explains to several people how to knit.

continues to speak more while holding onto the rope and walking around with the dog.

The credits of the clip are shown. guys

OPTIONS:
- are playing a dig put in a roofed court.
- in capes play drums in a tent.
- are lifting weights behind an open weight.
- are break dancing on a stage in front of an audience.


are break dancing on a stage in front of an audience.