IN: What happens next?

How to make a sake bomb
Pour beer into a tall glass.
Pour about the same amount as would fit into a shot glass.
Pour one shot of sake into the shot glass.

OPTIONS:
- Normally, you can find beer holes near the plastic rim of the shot glass in soda bottles. Keep pouring beer until you achieve your desired amount of sake.
- Stir it up well, since water can add to the vodka and liquor as well. Don't worry, all this extra beer is just a decorative splash.
- The shot glass needs to be covered with plastic since a small amount of beer will leave a film on the glass! Add 1/4 to 1/2 cup of sugar in a small measuring cup. The sugar should penetrate the rim of the glass but not the bottom.
- Whether or not you warm it or chill it first is personal preference. You might like to experiment to work out which you prefer.

OUT: Whether or not you warm it or chill it first is personal preference. You might like to experiment to work out which you prefer.

IN: What happens next?

How to survive a wildfire
Remain calm.
The situation is extremely dangerous, but panicking will only hinder your ability to adapt to the situation and survive.
Breathing techniques are an excellent way to keep calm, if the air is not too smoky already.

OPTIONS:
- If heat is roaring, then you will need to do things fast to stay more composed. If you are alone in the chamber, you may need to prepare some blankets and cover to minimize the heat.
- The reason fires are less dangerous is because water is more concentrated in the air. Taking deep, measured breaths is especially crucial when you are dealing with the wildfire threat.
- Breathe in, cover your mouth with your hands, and breathe in deeply through your nose. Clear the air using your stomach, jaw, and the back of your throat if needed.
- Take a deep breath in for four seconds, then exhale slowly for four seconds. Repeat until you feel more calm and in control, but again, if the air is already smokey you should not take deep breaths.

OUT: Take a deep breath in for four seconds, then exhale slowly for four seconds. Repeat until you feel more calm and in control, but again, if the air is already smokey you should not take deep breaths.

IN: What happens next?

A man in a suit sits against a background. he

OPTIONS:
- is wearing a t-shirt and jeans.
- nods his head as he looks at the camera.
- is holding a yellow guard and a brown bull and then the gate opens.
- is talking into a microphone and shows various exercises as he works out.

OUT:
nods his head as he looks at the camera.