Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited। Fast Track

How to withdraw money  from  ATM?
1. Customer  press  the  “Mobile  Banking”  button  at  ATM.
2. Customer  enters  his/her  12  digit  account  number  at  ATM.
3. Customer  enter  his/her  PIN  number  &  amount  at  ATM.
4. Customer  receive  a  USSD  Flash  message  or  IVR  call  in  his/her  mobile  from  DBBL  system  where  customer  will  be  requested  to  enter his/her  PIN  number.
5. Customer  enters  his/her  PIN  number  through  his/her  mobile.
6. ATM  will  dispense  the  money  to  the  customer.

The success of The Good Place relies on its flawed but lovable characters, charming humor and, especially, its game-changing twists. The second season finale recently aired on February 1st, so you have plenty of time to learn from the series’ successes while waiting for the third season to premiere in the fall. Below are some hands-on lessons you can learn from the show’s terrific writing

Sitcoms are generally characterized by their situational humor, and The Good Place provides laughs aplenty based on the situations in which the characters find themselves, as well as the general afterlife premise. But where The Good Place really shines is through its tight dialogue, which helps build the world and develop its characters.

For example, viewers can’t help but feel surprised and delighted each time socialite Tahani’s constant name-dropping adds another gem to her wide circle of friends, as in the following lines:

“I haven’t been this upset since my good friend Taylor was rudely upstaged by my other friend Kanye, who was defending my best friend, Beyoncé.”

“Quvenzhané Wallis and Stephen Hawking in the same room discussing me? Guess they must’ve made up.”

“I’m going to tell you the same thing I told Pippa Middleton right before we went paragliding in Gibraltar: Let’s go.”

Additionally, showrunner Michael Schur’s vehement dislike of pineapple on pizza pops up through multiple references to the “evil” of this food choice. (Note: It’s fine to eat pineapple on your pizza, and it’s fine not to like it. Live and let live, people.) This supposed evil is humorous because it’s so specific, so seemingly minor, and dropped so casually throughout the two seasons that it can’t help but elicit a laugh when it pops up.

Lesson: You don’t have to be mean or paint in broad strokes to be funny.2. Do unexpected things with classic tropes.

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2. Ethics aren’t always boring.

The premise of this show—in which characters try to become better people after they’ve died by studying ethics—isn’t immediately compelling on the surface. (Did anyone else fall asleep while reading Kant for a college class?) Yet The Good Place references Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and Kant, plus more modern names like Judith Thompson, Philippa Foot and T. M. Scanlon, to comedic effect—in a straightforward way that anyone can understand.

Many of these references are tangential; for example, Eleanor convinces Chidi to set aside his moral absolutism in favor of moral particularism for the sake of their team, and viewers can clearly follow what they’re talking about.

One episode, titled “The Trolley Problem,” is devoted almost entirely to exploring the ethical implications of the titular conundrum. All of the characters—human and non-human—end the episode with a deeper understanding of the complexity of humanity. But the ethical questions also add dramatic stakes to the overarching plot and make it one of the funniest episodes in a very funny show.

Lesson: Ground your humor in something deeper to add a sense of richness and complexity. Just make sure you explain complicated subjects in a way that doesn’t cause your readers’ eyes to glaze over or pull them out of the story.

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3. Big twists create buzz and keep your audience hooked.

This shouldn’t be news to anyone, but it’s worth repeating. In The Good Place, each episode ends with a twist, compelling viewers to eagerly hit the “Watch Next” button (much like how a chapter ending in a cliffhanger entices a reader to continue onto the next page). But the show’s biggest game changer occurs in the first season finale, when it is revealed (spoiler) that the characters are actually in the “Bad Place,” put there to torture each other. (As stated so succinctly by Jean-Paul Sartre, “Hell is other people.”). i .

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