IN: What happens next?

An athlete spins and throws a shot put on a large playing field of a stadium. The man celebrates and gives a thumbs up. A second athlete in grey shirt throws a shotput. the ball

OPTIONS:
- lands in the grass and the man is disappointed in the throw and walks away.
- is passed and a red dot is shown.
- flies towards a square overlooking the field.
- lands back on the field as a man in red walks a line of players.

OUT: lands in the grass and the man is disappointed in the throw and walks away.

IN: What happens next?

A little boy is inside a garage room. he

OPTIONS:
- is using a can of hairspray and weaning his hair.
- 's trying to play dodgeball with another man sitting on the ground.
- is playing a large drum set while wearing headphones.
- has several colored hoses attached to him by a machine.

OUT: is playing a large drum set while wearing headphones.

IN: What happens next?

How to remove mastic
Soak the mastic in hot water.
This will only work on some types of mastic, usually in recent homes. It's worth trying first, as wetting the mastic can make other methods safer.

OPTIONS:
- Place a piece of paper or cloth on top of the mastic. Pull the paper back gently so the boric acid is exposed to the water.
- When you submerge the mastic in the bath, it should soak for one to two minutes before it seeps out. Soaking in hot water, however, can damage the surface.
- Do not use soap during a mastic soak. It may irritate the mastic deeper than you like, resulting in accidental sores.
- You should notice the mastic loosening within 20 to 60 minutes. Mix the hot water with vinegar or citrus degreaser for extra strength.

OUT:
You should notice the mastic loosening within 20 to 60 minutes. Mix the hot water with vinegar or citrus degreaser for extra strength.