Sleeping at work is often deemed ridiculous and improper. It can jeopardize one’s job and garner scorn from the bosses. Yet this Asian country opposes the norm and takes a different stance. In Japan, taking a nap in the workplace is socially acceptable. They even have a term for it – “inemuri,” which means “present while sleeping”.

Japan is a bustling country where people live a fast-paced lifestyle. In recent studies, the Japanese only get an average sleep of 6 hours and 35 minutes every day. Because of sleep-deprivation, napping in public places and in the workplace has become a common sight.

Someone took further interest in this aspect of the Japanese culture.

While most 1-year-old kids couldn’t speak yet, one child from Florida, USA has already developed a lifesaving skill – swimming! Mother of two Grace Fanelli wanted her children to learn swimming at a young age and this video proves to everyone that, yes, it’s never too early to acquire the skill.

In fact, a Unilad article tells us that Grace’s daughters started swimming when they were merely 9 months old. Currently, her eldest child is already 3 years old while the youngest is one.

Disaster is inevitable; whether we like it or not, we'll go through it at some point in our lives. We have to look out for ourselves and our loved ones during those times, but other than staying safe, there's also another thing to worry about - deceiftul people.

These people come out to look for vulnerable people after a disaster has struck. You can safeguard yourselves (and your pockets!) by knowing the four most prevalent scams fraudsters use to take advantage of others during calamities. Below is a list of how not to become a victim as well.

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