IN: What happens next?

There are two boys playing rock, paper, scissors. First they play one game and the boy who's shirtless loses and gets slapped. next they

OPTIONS:
- go to the beach and they play a game of rock, paper and scissors.
- play the game again by knocking over a chair.
- play two more games, one person wins and the shirtless boy loses.
- go back to the first game.

OUT: play two more games, one person wins and the shirtless boy loses.

IN: What happens next?

A woman opens a fridge and shows several clips of water boiling, vegetables being cut, and food being cookies. A woman then mixes several ingredients into several poles and punching out a shape. she

OPTIONS:
- pushes out more cookies and showing them to the camera.
- then leaves an egg on the left side, and a logo on the middle is seen, it reads una tua ka.
- then mixes fat tub of water into a bowl of baking mix and films it with a plastic spoon.
- attempts to bake the dough, but can't, so she smears it in.

OUT: pushes out more cookies and showing them to the camera.

IN: What happens next?

How to keep a text conversation going
Ask open-ended questions.
Open-ended questions are questions that require responses other than " yes " or " no. " text the other person an open-ended question and build the conversation off of their answer.

OPTIONS:
- Go " so, how are you? " this is the best way to get a person to answer your question at the end of the conversation. Try to answer questions in the middle of a conversation without clarifying any instructions or decision making.
- Things like, " have you ever considered getting an a in geometry class? " are good open-ended questions because they allow the other person to take full control of the conversation. You should also be direct about the topic.
- Open-ended questions help you get the other person talking without it having to be difficult. Just before you're ready to dive in and ask something specific, ask the other person another open-ended question.
- For example, you could ask the other person " what would your dream vacation be? " or " what do you like to do for fun? " Ask the other person to tell you about something. You could ask about anything; their favorite movie, their favorite restaurant, their job, their pets, etc.

OUT:
For example, you could ask the other person " what would your dream vacation be? " or " what do you like to do for fun? " Ask the other person to tell you about something. You could ask about anything; their favorite movie, their favorite restaurant, their job, their pets, etc.