IN: What happens next?

How to travel safely with your dog in the car
Lock the doors.
In this day and age, most cars have power locks. This translates to a safety risk for smart pets.

OPTIONS:
- To prevent your small dog from causing a potential charge, make sure that there are no others in the car. If you do not lock the doors, your dog may get in the car and potentially seriously injure your dog or you.
- Even some dogs can develop anxiety about driving if you keep an eye on them. The worst thing you can do is to stand around, peek behind, or let loose! Think about putting on your seatbelt ahead of time to protect your car from theft.
- If your dog unlocks the doors and you're not aware of it, he is then at risk of exiting the vehicle while it's moving. Even if your dog is crated the entire trip in the car, accidents can occur.
- This means many drivers are using them as they see fit. If your dog got out of the car, locking the doors should not be an issue.

OUT: If your dog unlocks the doors and you're not aware of it, he is then at risk of exiting the vehicle while it's moving. Even if your dog is crated the entire trip in the car, accidents can occur.

IN: What happens next?

We see two men on a city street and the title loads. A man takes off his hood and talks to the camera. we

OPTIONS:
- see a man moving a pair of stilts.
- see zip screens and the man takes out a mountain bike.
- see the title screen and the links to two types of fence.
- see men in roller blades fall then skate down a railing.

OUT: see men in roller blades fall then skate down a railing.

IN: What happens next?

How to create a ouija board
Start by obtaining a large piece of paper.
Cover it with letters of the alphabet, the numbers 0-9, and the words " yes ", " no ", " hello " and " goodbye ".
Lay the letters in a circle.

OPTIONS:
- Pick an empty space in the center. Arrange the letters among each other so they look like they're floating towards each other.
- Put a sun on the top left hand corner, next to the word " yes ". On the top right corner, put a moon next to the word " no ".
- This will mimic the shape of a dunjist board or xyz board, but a bit larger. Place the letters (0-8) side by side in overlapping rows, one letter at a time.
- Then, trace lines across the paper with a ruler. Create a " l " shape with pen and paper.

OUT:
Put a sun on the top left hand corner, next to the word " yes ". On the top right corner, put a moon next to the word " no ".