IN: What happens next?

The woman is back on the roof with a shovel and is shoveling off all of the old shingles then she dumps them in a large dumpster. men

OPTIONS:
- are walking into the alley and helping clean up while the lady continue to pour mud and shovel more onto the roof.
- are now laying out long pieces of black material and nailing them into the roof, as well as nailing the shingles down.
- are walking with one hand in the air and waving at the camera.
- comes running up front to check on her and talk to her before getting back back onto the roof then cleaning the roof inside and out before getting off.

OUT: are now laying out long pieces of black material and nailing them into the roof, as well as nailing the shingles down.

IN: What happens next?

How to have a good life with all your stuffed animals
Give them a name right after you buy them.
Welcome your new best friend! Give it a name, personality and gender.
Let them meet friends.

OPTIONS:
- Invite your pals to your house every now and then to go for a walk and then invite your friends over at night. Give them a pet to play with.
- Introduce them to relatives, friends and/or also friends or family. Make sure you keep a litter box for them to keep, extra litter boxes are good too but only offer one box for extra space.
- At first they don't like them but once your like them they will like you more. Open up your eyes to the things most fascinating about you.
- Bring your new stuffed animal to your room. Then, go into your bedroom, get some stuffed animals and let them meet! Time for a little go-away! Bring a bag, and some things your stuffed animal likes.

OUT: Bring your new stuffed animal to your room. Then, go into your bedroom, get some stuffed animals and let them meet! Time for a little go-away! Bring a bag, and some things your stuffed animal likes.

IN: What happens next?

How to recognize the signs of graves' disease
Pay attention to irritability.
Because this condition can throw your hormone levels out of balance, you may feel cranky or even more anxious than usual. You may also suffer from insomnia.

OPTIONS:
- These if coupled with digestive symptoms such as fatigue, difficulty walking, and bowel pains. Also watch out for changes in appetite and sleeping patterns.
- You might have difficulty sleeping, make decisions on a regular basis, and schedule unpleasant events. Do you frequently wake up suddenly? After going to sleep, do you forget your favorite foods? Are you confused about whether you sleep fresh or in the middle of the night? These behaviors are normal and a sign of graves' disease.
- In many cases, you will not even remember these symptoms. Be aware of fatigue and sweating, especially if your homeowner's and/or renters's insurance covers them.
- Of course, just feeling irritable doesn't mean you have graves' disease. However, if you are chronically feeling out-of-sorts and anxious and are having other symptoms, you should visit your doctor.

OUT:
Of course, just feeling irritable doesn't mean you have graves' disease. However, if you are chronically feeling out-of-sorts and anxious and are having other symptoms, you should visit your doctor.