Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man speaks to the camera while showing more clips of people walking on a rope. The men tighten the rope and show more people walking and juggling. many people
OPTIONS:
- walk on the rope on a chance.
- are pictured, paying their bills and socializing.
- speak to the camera as the people continue to walk and perform tricks on the rope.
- are practicing in a large ballroom while dancing.
A: speak to the camera as the people continue to walk and perform tricks on the rope.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to retain customers
Learn what your customers want.
If you want customers to return to your business again and again, it's important that you learn to read your customer base and understand what you offer the market. Why would people choose your place of business over others? Customers return to businesses for one, and hopefully more, of three basic reasons :
The perception that your business offers a deal.
OPTIONS:
- The hopes of you (and your customer base) passing on a wonderful product. The fears that your customers might react negatively to your product.
- Customers need to feel like your business operates across all of your competitors' local areas. If you include places in your business that offer the same types of deals, customers will dream about your place of business.
- The perception that your business offers a service or product that they can't get elsewhere. The perception that your business treats its customers well.
- The effect that a customer would have on your business. The impact that your business has on how they perceive the world (and the places they don't have the most prices in).
A: The perception that your business offers a service or product that they can't get elsewhere. The perception that your business treats its customers well.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A close up is shown of a mini pool table with cues and balls. a man
OPTIONS:
- swishes why d 15 into a drink.
- is seen standing on the camera holding a pair of balls.
- then takes a shot with the stick and another man hits one.
- uses the cue to shoot the balls into the pockets.
A: uses the cue to shoot the balls into the pockets.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to act around guys
Find common ground.
One thing you can do around guys is to look for things you have in common so you can get an interesting conversation going. It doesn't have to be super deep and can be as simple as your mutual affection for community or your lifelong love for the cubs.
OPTIONS:
- You can get to know each other best and look closely for new things to talk about. You can talk about all sorts of common topics such as school, work, and even your mutual respect for someone's opinion.
- You can start conversations by saying, " hey, hey, how are you doing? I love baseball, and i love playing pick-up. What did you think of it there last month? " Be nice to him, even if you don't like him.
- Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.
- If you have a lot in common, you don't necessarily have to find common ground, it can get more interesting when you've just met. Start with something simple like a book you read together or a movie you both enjoy.
A:
Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.