IN: What happens next?

How to keep birds from nesting 
Use porcupine wire to deter birds from landing on rafters. 
Porcupine wire creates an uneven landing place, which makes any birds nesting there unlikely. Lay out a length of porcupine wire over any rafters where you don't want birds to nest to keep them away.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure your patch is thick enough that birds won't be able to jump onto the rafters. If you don't have porcupine wire, you can make it even more complex by getting a material like cowhide.
- Reach up to the ceiling in one corner of your home and grip it at the narrowest point. To keep your bird off the perch, work wood scraps into the center of the wire, then bury the wire coil into some unrotted wood or another item.
- This works especially well if you have bird-proofed rafters. Avoid using porcupine wire on rafters that are shingled.
- Porcupine wires have heavy prongs that stick out in every direction, and they can be purchased online or at most hardware stores. Lay out bird netting over large areas where you don't want birds to nest.

OUT: Porcupine wires have heavy prongs that stick out in every direction, and they can be purchased online or at most hardware stores. Lay out bird netting over large areas where you don't want birds to nest.

IN: What happens next?

The lady plays saxophone with a man in his underwear on the street. We see a bare chested woman in a red wig. the lady

OPTIONS:
- tries to shave her legs.
- plays one saxophone with two men.
- finishes playing saxophone with a man in underwear and a racket in her hand.
- finishes and people clap.

OUT: finishes and people clap.

IN: What happens next?

A man is completing a rubiks cube. A timer is sitting on the table next to him. he

OPTIONS:
- takes the cube and couches it for 10 seconds.
- finishes the rubiks cube and sets it aside.
- starts hurting himself trying to solve the rubiks cube.
- sets the completed rubiks cube down on the table.

OUT:
sets the completed rubiks cube down on the table.