u/LongjumpingWeird5063

I just want to preface this by saying that I'm not a cat person at all and I have no idea what I'm doing.

There's been a feral cat that's been coming to our mosque, it seems extremely hungry, so we started giving it food. But now it's almost like a ritual that at 6 a.m. we give it like a tin of cat food.

The only issue that I have is that every time I open the tin for the cat food, I feel like actually puking from the smell. I was wondering, is there anything that's like easier to give cats? Maybe some dried food? I'm not sure. I actually have no idea what I'm talking about, but I'm looking for any help and advice.

I'm not mentioning this to brag, but honestly to help everyone out with studying for the real estate exam in a time crunch.

This is almost exactly the steps that I did:

I did Aceable agent, but pretty honestly I just kind of skipped through all the modules - so when it came time for the exam, I really had no idea what I was doing, so I had to cram.

Day 1: I decided the first thing to do was to get an overall content review, so I got the Champions test review book (friend who was a realtor) and just write that cover to cover (it's like 70 pages, so it's pretty short.) After that, I just started watching a bunch of YouTube videos on practice problems, and for any one that I missed, I would screenshot it, put it in ChatGPT, and ask it to explain to me all the different answer choices, and then also give me practice problems so I could drill.

Day 2: After doing that, I did the aceable practice test and then I did pearson practice test. The Pearson practice test is probably the the most realistic - but remember that when you press submit, you won't be able to go back and review the questions. Luckily, I kind of remembered what they were, and I was able to ask ChatGPT to explain the ones that I was uncomfortable with. If it was me again, for any question that I flagged that I wasn't 100% sure, I would go and write it down and ask ChatGPT about those topics as well and give me more practice questions.

Finally, if any of you are religious, I would recommend praying :)

I wasn't honestly expecting to pass my first try, but all praise to God that it happened. If anyone has any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments. I know it can be pretty difficult, but once you find the right sources to study from, it should become much easier.