IN: What happens next?

A person sitting in a canoe is slowly streaming down a river. a shot of a bird

OPTIONS:
- is shown flying in the water.
- is seen off in the distance, as well as another bird.
- is shown on a river.
- flying is shown chasing the person.

OUT: is seen off in the distance, as well as another bird.

IN: What happens next?

A baby boy's head floats up from water. He goes back under, looking around in amazement. a woman

OPTIONS:
- in a white coat is talking to him.
- has a bottle of water, and she helps reel him in.
- is then shown lifting the boy up from the water and pulling him into the living room.
- is shown leading him under the water and he smiles and swims.

OUT: is shown leading him under the water and he smiles and swims.

IN: What happens next?

How to buy duty free
Find a duty-free store.
The first step to buying an item duty free is to locate a duty-free store. Duty-free stores can typically be found at any location that caters to or serves international travelers.

OPTIONS:
- Many duty-free stores operate at large airports. Find the correct store location online through the u.s.
- Common locations for duty-free stores include international airports, towns and cities along an international border, cruise ships, ports, and on board certain international flights. Determine if it's worth buying duty free.
- Duty-free stores specialize in international travelers' goods and services, such as food, cosmetics, and beauty products. Processed foods at restaurants and convenience stores often will be no use to you, so if you are in need of a service or food service, check local for a duty-free store.
- You can find the nearest duty-free store at :. Examine the items you want to buy.

OUT:
Common locations for duty-free stores include international airports, towns and cities along an international border, cruise ships, ports, and on board certain international flights. Determine if it's worth buying duty free.