IN: What happens next?

How to make a leyden jar
Choose a jar.
You have to be careful about what materials you use to construct your leyden jar. The material must serve as an insulator between the inner charge (+) and the outer charge (-).

OPTIONS:
- There are two types of jars, the hardy and the non-hardy. The hardy jars contain only the same thing as the non-hardy ones, only you have to poke holes through them to separate them from each other.
- Dense materials such as styrofoam and glass are best used for leyden jars. Instead, invest in cheap glass and metal jars that will adhere to temperature-controlled environments or those that are made at higher temperatures to preserve keratin and other flavorings.
- Choose a glass jar or a plastic bottle with a lid. If possible, get a big jar or bottle, such as one that holds 0.5 to 1 gallon (1.9 to 3.8 l).
- The inner charge is achieved via substances like hydrogen peroxide and baking soda together. Layer pieces of paper or a piece of cardboard, and trace your jar on the cardboard or cardboard.

OUT: Choose a glass jar or a plastic bottle with a lid. If possible, get a big jar or bottle, such as one that holds 0.5 to 1 gallon (1.9 to 3.8 l).

IN: What happens next?

How to eat nachos
Eat them while they are hot, and don't save them for later.
Nachos taste best while they are still warm. The longer you let them sit, the greasier they will become.

OPTIONS:
- Choose the type of nachos you want. Tortilla chips are the most common variety but/or semi-chips are commercially available.
- If you rush the nachos, they may not be ready while they are hot. Make sure that you choose a topper.
- Split open the side of the tortilla. If it is hard to open the tortilla, it is better to use the inside as you will be able to see the spicy nachos inside the tortilla.
- If you end up having any left over, it might be best to throw them away. Nachos don't reheat well, and usually turn into a greasy, gloopy mess.

OUT: If you end up having any left over, it might be best to throw them away. Nachos don't reheat well, and usually turn into a greasy, gloopy mess.

IN: What happens next?

A man is playing with a dog on the grass. He then flips and throws a frisbee. The dog runs side to side and chases it. he

OPTIONS:
- throws the frisbee and another dog comes back to grab the frisbee and throw it to the man.
- grabs two other frisbees and tosses them around while the dog jumps.
- pins the dog down in a circle while yelling to the camera.
- throws it again and manages to catch it.

OUT:
grabs two other frisbees and tosses them around while the dog jumps.