IN: What happens next?

She then keeps adding more sand to the hill. Then a little boy joins her and just touches the hill, but walks away. he

OPTIONS:
- grabs his skateboard and skates to the end of the hill.
- picks up a camera and begins filming himself.
- then gets excited as he gets closer to the pile.
- then comes back again to point at the hill.

OUT: then comes back again to point at the hill.

IN: What happens next?

A woman comes onto the screen kneeling down holding a stick. she

OPTIONS:
- begins to stretch deeper into the position while holding the stick for balance.
- eventually demonstrates moving the chair she is holding by holding a candle nearby.
- begins to hit a tennis ball with the stick.
- demonstrates how to use the stick against a log.

OUT: begins to stretch deeper into the position while holding the stick for balance.

IN: What happens next?

How to keep a toilet bowl clean
Use a multi-surface chemical cleaner.
For best results, choose a cleaner that promises to both disinfect and cut through difficult stains on ceramic surfaces, such as mildew and hard water deposits. Spray or sprinkle the toilet bowl cleaner liberally around the interior of the bowl.

OPTIONS:
- Focus on areas with especially heavy staining or mold buildup. You also have the option of treating your toilet with a homemade cleaner made from a combination of ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, borax or hydrogen peroxide.
- After you finish, rinse and dry the interior of the bowl and clean it the rest of the way with the exact same chemical cleaner. Most commercial cleaners are made with borax, but you may want to try another.
- As the cleaner soaks into the liquid, begin to wipe the surface clean. Note that the cleaner may start to smell.
- Some cleaners will even wipe off dust bunnies. Wear rubber or vinyl gloves when handling the bowl.

OUT:
Focus on areas with especially heavy staining or mold buildup. You also have the option of treating your toilet with a homemade cleaner made from a combination of ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, borax or hydrogen peroxide.