Is it okay that when someone asks for help, I help them, but when I need help or need to tell them something they ignore me?

If someone asks a question during your presentation, politely ask them to wait until you're finished talking. If someone asks a question at the end of your presentation or during...

That's probably not going to happen, but if it does, just tell them you're buying it for a costume and they probably won't bother you further.

Yes, you can do that. It's a good way to randomize your choice for something like Duck, Duck, Goose so that you're not perceived as playing favorites.

Say something along the lines of "It's none of your business," "Nothing's wrong," or "Why would YOU care?"

That answer will probably depend on your company's individual policy. Check with your manager for the most appropriate way to handle this situation. You don't want to give out specific...

If your caterpillars are eating the basil, it is a high chance that it's fine. Most caterpillars would rather die of hunger than eat an unknown plant.

You can use a basket or crate attached to your handlebars with string or zip-ties.

It will depend on the individual person. You can say “thinking of you today” or “sending good vibes”, if you’re unsure about what to say. A simple “I remember you...

You really don't owe them an explanation, unless it would make you feel better to tell them. It sounds like they're not very supportive, in which case it might be...

Absolutely. This is known as compassionate detachment. Nothing good is going to happen if you engage with your roommate is being a little moody, so just do them a favor...