IN: What happens next?

A group of people are sitting down at the top of a snow slide in a tube. The person holding the camera starts his journey and he is off down the slopes of snow. as he

OPTIONS:
- goes, a dog appears floating in the water and begins chasing after something in the water.
- goes lower, he begins to start actually doing snow slides.
- reaches the bottom, several black mats are placed in front of him to help slow him down.
- reaches the bottom, he is able to grab a selfie stick and keep going.

OUT: reaches the bottom, several black mats are placed in front of him to help slow him down.

IN: What happens next?

How to avoid unsanitary nail salons 
Check out the environment of the salon. 
When you arrive, look around you at the general environment inside the building. Check to see how well the salon has been cleaned.

OPTIONS:
- Look to see if the floors, ceilings, and walls are clean and if the tables and work areas are tidy. For example, the floor should not have nail clippings or dead skin all over it; the walls and ceilings should be free from mold, dirt, and other grime; and the floors should look mopped.
- A professional facility will not be happy with cleanliness. Read a reviews on the salon and make sure there are good reviews about it.
- For every surface you use, especially the floor, take special note of the price. You want to pay for a salon that is clean but clutter free.
- A well-maintained facility should be easy to communicate with the employees and staff to maintain this area. If the staff seem nervous, nervous, or uncomfortable around strangers, this is a good indication that they are not going to the salon often.

OUT: Look to see if the floors, ceilings, and walls are clean and if the tables and work areas are tidy. For example, the floor should not have nail clippings or dead skin all over it; the walls and ceilings should be free from mold, dirt, and other grime; and the floors should look mopped.

IN: What happens next?

How to create a cool email address 
Consider the different types of " cool " email. 
Some emails are cool because they're kooky and unique. Others are cool because they're simple, classy, and professional.

OPTIONS:
- For most email addresses, whatever category they are assigned, it will come down to which one is best for your business. You might be more impressed with something that's more easily identifiable and simple.
- Whatever industry you're in, think carefully and design your email like it would be in a business setting. Here are some examples of cool mail addresses to start with : " dear jane.
- You are also being creative, creative creativity! Consider who you want to use the email for. Sometimes the " cool " email is just too well constructed.
- Still others find an engaging and original way to express your interests. You'll need to decide what you want your email address to say about you.

OUT:
Still others find an engaging and original way to express your interests. You'll need to decide what you want your email address to say about you.