IN: What happens next?

How to have a good relationship with your cat's vet
See your vet for regular checkups, as well as emergencies.
Building a good relationship with your cat's vet takes time. Rather than see your vet only once a year for a big checkup, try to schedule several smaller checkups a year.

OUT: If you only bring your cat in for emergencies, your vet may not see you or your cat very often and not be able to build a relationship with you. Try to schedule appointments throughout the year for checkups so you can get to know your vet and create a connection with them.

IN: What happens next?

How to tell your new boyfriend about your past
Rate your relationship on a scale.
Study closely what your relationship is, where it is going, and what you would like it to be in the future. On a scale from 1-10 (1 being bad , 10 being great) rate your relationship at the current moment.

OUT: Make sure you and your boyfriend are serious, committed partners. Signs that you are a close, intimate couple include, but are not limited to: shared finances, shared household responsibilities, close sexual intimacy, consistent communication, etc.

IN: What happens next?

A woman sits on the back of a camel. the camel

OUT:
stands up and a man leads it around.