IN: What happens next?

How to feed a pet rat 
Choose your food containers carefully. 
Metal bowls can produce sound frequencies which may disrupt the rats. Use ceramic bowls instead.

OPTIONS:
- Choose a dark, well-ventilated place for your rat's experimentation. The chemicals from fresh rodent feed can shock the rats.
- Ceramic bowls are also heavier, and therefore harder for the rats to tip over when feeding. Finally, choose a small bowl; the larger the bowl, the less cage space the rat has.
- Make sure the bowls can snap and bite your rat. Choose your rodent's preferred food substrate.
- These are not squeak-y, but have glass pieces which reflect light well. Rubber bowls suck the squeak out of the rats as a command and a distraction.

OUT: Ceramic bowls are also heavier, and therefore harder for the rats to tip over when feeding. Finally, choose a small bowl; the larger the bowl, the less cage space the rat has.

IN: What happens next?

How to exercise your creativity 
Stand in the middle of a room. 
Imagine walking on the walls or the ceiling. 
Walk outside.

OPTIONS:
- When you want to exercise your creativity, start on your feet with your legs spread. To start you can turn yourself blind! Put some strawberry paint on your feet.
- Start on paved roads or stairs rather than concrete. Listen to music at low volume or put headphones on.
- Walk outside and use your imagination on what it is really like to be outside! Or, try practicing the world in your head. Make sure it isn't an unrealistic and tasteless time or place.
- Close your eyes and pick a random color. Open your eyes to try to find anything with that color.

OUT: Close your eyes and pick a random color. Open your eyes to try to find anything with that color.

IN: What happens next?

A man gets on a red machine. he

OPTIONS:
- begins climbing along ramps.
- then backs up and begins to blow leaves with it.
- bends forward, and starts working out in the bike.
- lights a match and lights a match.

OUT:
then backs up and begins to blow leaves with it.