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I've just found out that not everyone showers in the morning after seeing some memes and stereotypes online... For someone who sweat a lot, I've always showered plenty throughout the day, and it has never crossed my mind that it isn't exactly a common practice. So, this sent me down a squirrel hole, of asking people what their shower habits are like, and I'm surprised by the different practices and train of thoughts. Example: It's work from home day, you wake up in the morning and want to head out for a quick breakfast For me, I would start the day with a shower, head out for breakfast, and then shower again when I'm back (if I'm lazy I would skip the first shower) - my rationale is that I want to feel clean and fresh after I'm back home. But there are others who would totally forgo showering, because the only thing they did was sleep for the past 7 hours. Meanwhile, others would shower before heading out so they are fresh and presentable at breakfast, but find no need to shower again after they are back home - because they just did an hour ago... To be honest, I think everyone have their valid points, and it's all just personal preferences and habits. So, what is your preference when it comes to showering? - Zhi Xuan (Images from Unsplash)

Even before tuning, we also have to pick the appropriate equipment to suit the genre of music we like and listen to. I would like to find out what pairing is good and decent for the genre of music you listen to. For example, I am running on MBQuarts PCE216. I find that its more towards SQ. Its tuned towards instrumental and vocals with decent punch if required, as some of the friends here have audited it can testify. Its not the best out there, but it suited towards my musical taste. Running on Diamond D3 open air subs that give me a warm mellow and musical effect. Its still running in so I will be retuning it once its all set and done. So all said and done.... What would be decent for genres like... 1) R&B 2) Trance, House, Dance 3) Rock 4) Pop 5) Vocals 6) Orchestra/Musicals ... and the list goes on. With that, I think a lot of the newbies here would know what to look out for when purchasing brand new or 2nd hand equipment to suit their taste in music. Thanks for your sharing guys and gals!