Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

An intro comes onto the screen giving information for a percussion company. a man

OPTIONS:
- is then seen making a drum solo and having his drum solo blown by two individuals.
- is playing a guitar while talking as other people play the instruments in the background.
- plays a set of drums crashing into the side of the bass drum.
- begins to play a set of drums with the camera showing him from several different angles.
A: begins to play a set of drums with the camera showing him from several different angles.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Woman is standing in front of a table with red boots and a toothbrush in front. The woman grabs the toothbrush and cleans the heel. woman

OPTIONS:
- is cutting the shoes from the bottom to the top of the shoe and put clips and vacuum.
- wash her foot in the sink.
- is showing how to clean a high heel with a toothbrush.
- puts on lip stick, mirror and puts the lip stick to her face and starts smoking the cigarette.
A: is showing how to clean a high heel with a toothbrush.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A close up of a pool table is seen when two girls walk into frame holding sticks. the girls

OPTIONS:
- hit the ball into the pool and gather around the table to begin playing pool.
- speak to one another while pointing to the table.
- begin playing a game of ping pong followed by one winning and the crowd cheering.
- then hit a ball around the pool table and jump on to the pool table to play.
A: speak to one another while pointing to the table.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make money thrifting
Research what thrift stores are in your area.
If you already enjoy thrifting, you'll know where to shop.
Spend some time on your local craiglist and other local selling websites to see what's selling.

OPTIONS:
- You can also look on etsy, ebay, and amazon but your local sites will be the best indicator as to what prices are like. Decide what you'll be on the look out for and pick your specialty.
- Buy items you don't need. Realize items you do and intend to put in your collection are not for sale.
- You'll know you're up for buying when your eyes happen to find a pair of pants with a price tag that goes down. Consider how much you want to spend on each item.
- Is there a job you can start working on? You can send out an ad on a local newspaper. Be sure to market locally, too! There are plenty of types of business, from farmers' markets to consignment shops that might appeal to you.
A:
You can also look on etsy, ebay, and amazon but your local sites will be the best indicator as to what prices are like. Decide what you'll be on the look out for and pick your specialty.