IN: What happens next?

How to make your bedroom asthma friendly
Vacuum your bedroom once a week.
Use a vacuum that employs a hepa filter or another small-pore, multi-layered vacuum bag designed to help trap allergens. Vacuums with motorized heads are also recommended, as they are better at capturing the dust that the vacuum agitates.

OPTIONS:
- You will need to use only one vacuum bag per room at a time, though. Treat your walls with organic odors.
- Hepa filters can be purchased in kits ranging from a few sizes to additional sizes depending on your needs. Hepa filters use a pressure pressure cap that allows an individual to control the amount of dust trapped in the vacuum.
- Be sure to get into every nook and cranny in your room each time you vacuum. Vacuum any carpeted areas in your home twice a week, making sure to slowly vacuum the entire surface.
- Don't forget to vacuum the carpets and under your bed, too. A near-daily cleaning is worth a good start.

OUT: Be sure to get into every nook and cranny in your room each time you vacuum. Vacuum any carpeted areas in your home twice a week, making sure to slowly vacuum the entire surface.

IN: What happens next?

A woman standing outside on the roof smoking a cigarette. she

OPTIONS:
- blows the smoke in circles around it.
- blows smoke and plays around with her hair.
- rotates her hands back and forth, taking drags off her cigarette.
- claps one hand while holding a laptop.

OUT: blows smoke and plays around with her hair.

IN: What happens next?

Three men stand next to each other. The camera pans left to show an audience watching the three men. the three individuals

OPTIONS:
- perform an attack, while one hits the other.
- ride down mountain on two skis.
- take turns walking onto a floor covering and dancing in front of the audience.
- kick and kick at each other.

OUT:
take turns walking onto a floor covering and dancing in front of the audience.