When it comes to hamburgers and hot dogs, most of us have a good idea of the right way to grill them up. And even if you don’t, as long as you pay attention to what you’re doing it’s pretty hard to screw them up entirely. When it comes to some other potentially grillable items that might get a little bit more difficult.

One of the traditional perks of air travel with children under 2 years old is saving on the price of an extra ticket by holding the child in your lap. (Granted, those of us who have ever traveled this way might argue it doesn’t exactly feel like a perk at the time, but it does make travel more affordable for families.)

There’s a common misconception about dyslexia—that it involves “backward reading” or “mirror reading.” Reversing letters isn’t always a sign of dyslexia, and lots of little kids who don’t have the disorder write their letters backwards, too.

When it comes to getting your life in order or going for the next promotion, you probably rely on your friends or family members for support, advice and encouragement. But as Meg Joy writes in the The Defining Decade, you’re better off reaching out to an old coworker or networking acquaintance if you really want to…

I have always thought the concept of “gas delivery” was silly: All those apps you can use to summon a truck to your house or place of business, which then fills up your car with gas for you because you were too lazy to drive down the street to the gas station. But I get it, I do. If you’re just incredibly busy and have no free time whatsoever to take care of a little task like this, why should gas delivery be any sillier than, say, two-hour grocery delivery?