IN: What happens next?

Cars pass the streets of a city. A man person plays tam-tams in a music store while smiling. then

OPTIONS:
- , the man play a wooden flute, he takes picture in front of an audience.
- , the man stops playing the tam-tam and puts it on the pavement.
- , the mans stop playing the tam-tams.
- , the man continues playing tam-tam and hitting the keys as he dances.

OUT: , the mans stop playing the tam-tams.

IN: What happens next?

A man puts water in a pot to boil. then

OPTIONS:
- , the man pour noodles in the speeds of boiling the noodles.
- , the man serve the potato with spoon.
- , the man adds penne pasta and salt to cook.
- , the guy puts flour in the baking pan and cakes it.

OUT: , the man adds penne pasta and salt to cook.

IN: What happens next?

How to clean a fondue pot 
Fill the fondue pot with water to the level of the residue. 
If the residue goes all the way to the top of the pot, fill the water to about an inch below the top. 
Place the pot on the stove if it's stovetop-safe.

OPTIONS:
- Stainless steel fondue pots are usually stovetop safe, but check the safety directions before putting it on the stove. Some stainless steel pots have glass or ceramic inserts that cannot be heated on a stove.
- If your fondue pot is stovetop-safe, you will need to fill it up to the appropriate height. All you have to do now is place a few inches from the rim of the pot about twice as high as your desired height and press the same button three times.
- Later, you may notice that the fondue pot has a filter attached to it. Remove the filter and set the pot on the burner.
- Leave enough space at the top of the pot to allow the water to fill the pot enough to level off the top, but not so much that the cover slices or clicks. Put the lid on the pot and turn the heat up.

OUT:
Stainless steel fondue pots are usually stovetop safe, but check the safety directions before putting it on the stove. Some stainless steel pots have glass or ceramic inserts that cannot be heated on a stove.