A man is doing various tasks while doing crunches. He stops and talks to the camera. he

OPTIONS:
- continues to use his crunches.
- raises the back on his work out machine and starts doing crunches again.
- puts the crunches down and talks some more.
- picks up a ball and throws it off into the distance and the screen goes black.

raises the back on his work out machine and starts doing crunches again.

Several people on dirt bikes explode out of a gate. they

OPTIONS:
- move as a group, bungee jumping.
- then jump over the fence before jumping over the top again.
- truck down the dirt bike course in the dark.
- begin racing around a dirt track, jumping hills and competing for first place.

begin racing around a dirt track, jumping hills and competing for first place.

She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she

OPTIONS:
- uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.
- folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.
- vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.
- removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.

uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.

How to boil vegetables
Peel and clean your vegetables.
Run your vegetables under cold running water to prevent you from getting sick from pesticides or bacteria. Although boiling water will remove most of the bacteria that can be found on vegetables, you can still be exposed to it by handling them.

OPTIONS:
- Run your hands under a bowl of water. Wipe all the vegetables dry with a paper towel.
- Be sure to remove the skin completely, though. If you're storing your veggies alone, peel them first.
- You can use either metal spoon or a nearby kitchen utensil to peel and slice your veggies, if wished. As an alternative to boiling water, you can use a small plate with lid to squeeze out liquid into the bowl.
- If you don't plan on peeling a vegetable, make sure you scrub it with a produce brush to remove dirt. Dry off any vegetables you've peeled or washed with a paper towel or clean cloth.
If you don't plan on peeling a vegetable, make sure you scrub it with a produce brush to remove dirt. Dry off any vegetables you've peeled or washed with a paper towel or clean cloth.