IN: What happens next?

The man is rubbing an antique. We see the man holding wax. The man wipes wax on wood. the man

OPTIONS:
- rubs his hand over a door and we see a chest of drawers.
- blows dry wax on a piece of wood.
- adds wood to the partitioned sat.
- swirls the dried wax on the wood.

OUT: rubs his hand over a door and we see a chest of drawers.

IN: What happens next?

A person is seen standing behind a bike speaking to the camera and showing close ups of the bike. the person

OPTIONS:
- then stands on the bicycle and begins pulling it through rough roads.
- continues speaking while showing off his gear and leads into him adjusting settings on his bike.
- lathers up the bike and sprays the soap around.
- is then seen putting the bike together using yellow tape to wrap around the sides and cleaning area while still speaking to the camera.

OUT: continues speaking while showing off his gear and leads into him adjusting settings on his bike.

IN: What happens next?

How to find a junkyard
Contact the municipal authorities.
If there is a junkyard under government administration, the municipality can direct you to the nearest site. Although most junkyards are privately owned, there may be a county-or state-owned yard near you.

OPTIONS:
- Contact your county department or the circuit court in your city or county to determine if there is a junkyard near you. County circuit courts run license checks on junkyard owners.
- Look online for the name of the junkyard and its facilities. If you do not have an office near the junkyard, you can look online for the address listed there.
- You can locate junkyards by looking in the newspaper. There is no available claim to designated junkyards as far east or further north as your hometown.
- Check with your local department of transportation, as these departments are often the most knowledgeable about junkyard locations. Ask around among your friends and neighbors.

OUT:
Check with your local department of transportation, as these departments are often the most knowledgeable about junkyard locations. Ask around among your friends and neighbors.