IN: What happens next?

The man grabs a wooden fork and crushes the lemons inside the glass. The man throws ice cubes into the glass. Water is poured into the glass. the man

OPTIONS:
- grabs another glass and the glasses are drained.
- grabs a lighter and lights the christmas tree.
- streams the ice into the glass.
- covers the glass with a red cover.

OUT: covers the glass with a red cover.

IN: What happens next?

How to organize your belongings
Figure out what you need, and only what you need.
Your backpack, work bag, or purse is likely to be the place you store the belongings you use most often. After all, you carry it with you most of the day, so it must be storing the important items.

OPTIONS:
- Although you may not take things like pencils, pens, and erasers with you everywhere, try to remember not to bring used items in those areas, as they often contain stains. Oftentimes, these items end up in your bag as well.
- That being said, most people have a way of stuffing items in there and gradually accumulating junk. So start by emptying the bag out, completely.
- Think about the task, and determine what you'll use it for. You might want to keep it non-perishable or even airtight.
- Many people carry backpacks for other reasons. If you live with a roommate, ask them what things you need most often.

OUT: That being said, most people have a way of stuffing items in there and gradually accumulating junk. So start by emptying the bag out, completely.

IN: What happens next?

How to care for a non tropical tortoise
Take your tortoise to the vet.
This is to check for any illnesses or ailments. Believe it or not, there are many diseases that harm tortoises, and it is your job to protect yours.

OPTIONS:
- Your tortoise is still in its early stages and needs to see a vet to be proven safe enough to survive. Tortoises may have other medical conditions that could carry additional health risks.
- Any illnesses and ailments that, when actually harmful, could also be a sign of health problems that a tortoise should be treated for. If your tortoise is fine, but shows signs of parasites, show it care to the vet.
- If you're taking your tortoise to the vet, make sure to ask if the vet is able to diagnose these diseases. Keep your tortoise hydrated.
- Decide whether or not to keep your tortoise in a vivarium. This is a good idea for young tortoises because they can't get lost.

OUT:
Decide whether or not to keep your tortoise in a vivarium. This is a good idea for young tortoises because they can't get lost.