IN: What happens next?

We see a title screen for a cake. We then see a lady cooking. The lady puts gelato in a bowl. the lady

OPTIONS:
- is seen with an advertisement.
- adds cinnamon to the dough.
- puts rice crispies on it.
- removes the gelato with the tongs.

OUT: puts rice crispies on it.

IN: What happens next?

They turn on the faucet and wet their hands. The person pumps soap into their hands. The person scrubs their hands thoroughly with the soap. they

OPTIONS:
- turn down the faucet and blow dry their hands.
- extend the hand washing to their wrists.
- splash their face and scrub in the sink.
- then wash their hands and dunk them in the soap and it sprays off of them.

OUT: extend the hand washing to their wrists.

IN: What happens next?

How to hug yourself
Wrap your arms around yourself.
Bring your left arm across your chest and place your left hand on your right shoulder or upper arm. Bring your right arm across your chest, placing your hand on your left shoulder or upper arm.

OPTIONS:
- You can reverse the order, just find a position that's most comfortable for you. If you prefer, you can also wrap your arms more around your midsection.
- To move closer to yourself, you should wrap your arms around one another one or two times. This will help you bring your body closer together.
- Keep your left arm and your left hand as close as possible to one another and encircle your middle, ring, and index finger with your left hand. Bring your right wrist to center in between your left and right side knuckles; this will create a natural " bump " between your two forearms, which will serve as the barrier against your sun kissed skin.
- If you're wearing long sleeves or long bottoms, your right arm should drape over your shoulder. Hold it there for the duration of the hug.

OUT:
You can reverse the order, just find a position that's most comfortable for you. If you prefer, you can also wrap your arms more around your midsection.