IN: What happens next?

An introduction comes onto the screen about a video showing how to triple jump. A guy is shown running down a track making a jump. the jump

OPTIONS:
- shows him backflipping through multiple jumps on his dives.
- is shown again in slow motion and then female competitors are shown doing the same.
- is shown again in slow motion for better understanding.
- is made and the crowd cheers.

OUT: is shown again in slow motion for better understanding.

IN: What happens next?

How to sell a junked car
Call a mechanic to receive a second opinion in order to make sure that your car is not affordably repairable.
If economically feasible, get your car in running condition; running vehicles can fetch exponentially more than cars that are not.
Secure the title of your junk car.

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- You'll need to secure the title when you sell it, so get these documents from your dealer. Decide whether you need to re-title your stolen car.
- Individuals and companies will only buy junk cars if the title is secured by the owner. If the title is misplaced, you may acquire one from your local dmv as the title is on record.
- A lot of sellers or scavengers have their cars illegally parked or towed in their yards. Stick to your car as much as possible.
- Junked cars pull out of garages every five to six years, but smaller, more secure cars are usually worth more. For a more secure title, call a towing company to acquire a car.

OUT: Individuals and companies will only buy junk cars if the title is secured by the owner. If the title is misplaced, you may acquire one from your local dmv as the title is on record.

IN: What happens next?

How to reduce household waste
Buy quality items that last.
You've probably heard the saying, " quality not quantity. " that adage applies when you're trying to reduce household waste.

OPTIONS:
- Instead of focusing on costs, look for items that do quality work. When purchasing a commercial washing machine, choose recycled threads instead of disposable ones.
- If you live in a luxury environment, you'll have less waste. This means you won't want to spend money on cleaning clothes and appliances unless you're a gourmet and want something high quality.
- It actually relates to how used food is often washed and put into the refrigerator. A huge part of maintaining quality is cleaning.
- Buying higher quality items, including dishes, pans, clothing, toys, and most everything else, will reduce your waste overall because the items will last longer. You won't need to replace them as often.

OUT:
Buying higher quality items, including dishes, pans, clothing, toys, and most everything else, will reduce your waste overall because the items will last longer. You won't need to replace them as often.