IN: What happens next?

The camera pans to show another man using an electric shoveling machine to clear show from his driveway. the man

OPTIONS:
- simultaneously pushes a yellow bowl towards the shingles and debris carelessly.
- uses a rake to clear clean snow from his driveway.
- then uses regular shovel number 4 so his driveway is clear.
- finishes clearing snow and turns to the camera.

OUT: finishes clearing snow and turns to the camera.

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How to build a mason jar herb garden
Get a set of mason jars that are at least 4 inches (10 cm) deep.
Ordinary glass mason jars can be purchased inexpensively at most supermarkets and home good stores. Pick up as many jars as you think you'll need to contain a garden of the size you have in mind.

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- You'll likely need enough for a dozen seedlings and enough space to grow the herbs you intend to grow in your garden. If your garden is larger, you may need several pots so you have a quicker solution for any climate problems.
- Mason jars are often sold in sets, which can simplify the process of collecting them. Most mason jars come in either quart or pint sizes, which can be useful if you're planning on growing more of one type of herb than another.
- If you live in a place with high humidity, you'll want to purchase 20-30% humidity. If you live somewhere that is partially humidity-tolerant, consider purchasing a 1 litre glass jar.
- Put in some suitable dirt or sand to cover the inside. Then, cut any rocks and/or pebbles that fall down.

OUT: Mason jars are often sold in sets, which can simplify the process of collecting them. Most mason jars come in either quart or pint sizes, which can be useful if you're planning on growing more of one type of herb than another.

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How to protect your catch from sharks
Keep your stringer of speared fish tied to your waist.
If the fish are away from you, and on a long leash, the sharks will take your catch.
Always be on the lookout for sharks.

OPTIONS:
- Sharks can cut you open if they see you holding the bait, while you are reeling it in. Keep your head on the ground and your body upright.
- Continually turn your head and look in all directions because a mask has limited peripheral vision. When a shark comes to close, continually jab it away with your spear.
- When they take your catch, they'll obviously take note of the bait, and look for it. Take out your saltwater fishing line.
- They might be chasing your catch, and need fresh water to drink. Sharks will pull your bait out and attack you, so take it out anyway.

OUT:
Continually turn your head and look in all directions because a mask has limited peripheral vision. When a shark comes to close, continually jab it away with your spear.