IN: What happens next?

People sails in a rocky river on inflatable individual boats. the boats

OPTIONS:
- glide to the bottom of the river.
- pass with difficulty between the rocks.
- are covered with floating debris.
- glide over rocky terrain.

OUT: pass with difficulty between the rocks.

IN: What happens next?

How to make baked pears
Prepare the pears.
Using a baking sheet or cutting board, cut your pears in half. From there, use a round spoon or melon baller to remove the seeds and cores.

OPTIONS:
- All your pears should have a small hole in the center. You should also slice off the ends of the pears to remove the stems and cores.
- Place all of the pears into the baking dish. It may help to place a stick of butter into each pears to prevent the pears from melting while cooking.
- You'll know you have cut your pears when the flesh of each half feels soft. Mushy pears won't turn out the way you'd like.
- Place 1/3 of your pears on the baking sheet and bake for 10 minutes on one side, then flip over and bake the other half for 10. Set your baking sheet or cutting board aside for now.

OUT: All your pears should have a small hole in the center. You should also slice off the ends of the pears to remove the stems and cores.

IN: What happens next?

A guy is holding a leaf blower. The guy walks on the sidewalk with the leaf blower. the guy

OPTIONS:
- freezes in place and starts to turn around.
- picks up the orange cord and moves it.
- loads the leaves and leaves the sidewalk.
- handled the leaf blower.

OUT:
picks up the orange cord and moves it.