IN: What happens next?

The title appears and fades out. We see a man pulling weight close to his head. Three men pass by in the mirror. the camera

OPTIONS:
- moves to the left to show the ending title screen.
- zooms in on the main subject.
- shifts to the right.
- pans left till we see a white wall next to himself.

OUT: zooms in on the main subject.

IN: What happens next?

How to clean gunk from your dog's eyes
Visit your vet.
If your dog has gunk or discharge draining from her eyes, you first need to make sure it's not a sign of a serious health problem. Make an appointment with your veterinarian to determine the cause of the discharge before addressing the problem on your own.

OPTIONS:
- You can make a appointment with your veterinarian either by calling your local animal shelter and asking for advice on how to care for your dog and avoid potentially dangerous contact with gunk. Open a clean dog shampoo bottle.
- Your vet can then give you a prescription. Get a prescription for antibiotic sprays and dish soap and follow their directions for proper application.
- While you should evaluate your dog for symptoms, you should never rely on your own assessment of the problem. Take notes on your dog's symptoms and bring them with you to the vet visit.
- If you visit your veterinarian, you may have them run blood tests on a bag and for eye fluids to measure. Use tweezers to test for gunk.

OUT: While you should evaluate your dog for symptoms, you should never rely on your own assessment of the problem. Take notes on your dog's symptoms and bring them with you to the vet visit.

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How to decorate with glass jars
Purchase or gather as many jars as you want.
It's best to use multiple jars at a time, so it won't come off as pretty-ed up junk!
Gather your decorating materials.
Paint is great, fabric is great too! Remember if you're using fabric or ribbon, get strong craft glue.

OPTIONS:
- ( don't use ink though; don't use papers ) Check the back and side of each jar. Check the box of lining first, to see if the paper is setting properly and coming out well.
- If you're using twine or ribbon, make sure the string is strong. Dry enough for the strings and be sure to slip it through the jar in order to be sure there is no straining of the thread.
- Turning the jars into candles is a great idea too. Know how you're going to decorate.
- Two-gallon-5 gallons (38.4 l) wide mouthed watercolor jars are best. You can now use these watercolors to decorate with.

OUT:
Turning the jars into candles is a great idea too. Know how you're going to decorate.