A gyros restaurant is shown from the outside. We enter, and the chef begins talking to the camera. He demonstrates how to make a gyro sandwich. he

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- spreads the cheese and bread together, then puts the tomato paste onto the looked together.
- gets really excited about his vegetable ideas.
- places all the ingredients on the counter, shaves the meat, and begins to stack them inside the pita.
- also cuts the lettuce and puts it in a jar, along with tomatoes and other various ingredients into the jar, including lettuce, tomato, dressing, and some other treacle, onions.

places all the ingredients on the counter, shaves the meat, and begins to stack them inside the pita.

A man in a black shirt is juggling red frisbees. a small white and black dog

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- is sitting in the room with the man.
- is running around the man catching the frisbees being thrown by the man.
- is standing on the kitchen floor.
- is run over by the frisbees.

is running around the man catching the frisbees being thrown by the man.

How to start a distillery
Be ready to devote yourself to your craft.
Owning any business is a extraordinary commitment. To make it as an entrepreneur, you must be willing to work seven days out of the week.

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- If you don't have a steady income, are struggling to get by, or are worried about running a distillery, you may be able to work independently. Regardless of your income, a distillery is a partnership.
- You also need to put in a lot of time and money, sometimes giving up when needed. Your first start-up costs to accomplish in the first place.
- This will often involve long, sleepless nights of coming up with new ideas and working out solutions to problems that spring up along the way. Before you take on the challenge, be sure that you have the determination to stick with it.
- In addition, you must be willing to be actively involved in keeping your business and building clientele. This means you will need to commit to work several hours every day.

This will often involve long, sleepless nights of coming up with new ideas and working out solutions to problems that spring up along the way. Before you take on the challenge, be sure that you have the determination to stick with it.

How to work with bees
Wear beekeeping apparel to protect yourself from stings.
This could include a commercial bee suit, but at the very least it should include a hat with a veil and bee gloves. Wear thick, long clothes, tuck your pants into thick socks, and wear sturdy shoes.

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- A heavy brimmed hat will still ensure that you can see the bees correctly and safely, but without blocking their vision. Wearing more than a hat can make your job more dangerous than usual and may compromise your health.
- Bees can sting out from under branches if the weather is too cold. Bring along a protective hat with a long neck.
- You may want to put rubber bands around your ankles to prevent bees from crawling up your pants. Bees are more aggressive to dark colors.
- Bees will sting you, and this can easily happen under the hat. Any gloves that you wear should be made of non-flammable material.
You may want to put rubber bands around your ankles to prevent bees from crawling up your pants. Bees are more aggressive to dark colors.