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B: Would you like to touch the LED lights?
A: I would, but I don’t reach. Yeah. OK, there we go. So let’s talk about these, these are painted with nontoxic paint, which is a very great idea.
B: Not just nontoxic paint, but glow-in-the-dark paint. And we from " Better Homes and Gardens" are obsessed with glow-in-the-dark paint, because it is nontoxic and it uses the power of sun to charge up this special paint in here, then you can do a little pathway with the glow-in-the-dark rocks, they glow and create a path right at your front door.
A: Do we have video of that?
B: No, no video. But we can imagine.
A: OK, let’s go over to the jack-o’-lanterns. Now the ones you put candles in, you recommend using soy candles.
B: Yeah, soy as we know is good for environment, because it is made from renewable soy beans that it’s not paraffin-based and really inexpensive now. This is a fine one from Mathod, you can see right here, the soy, they last one and a half times longer in burn time than traditional candles. Meaning your jack-o’-lantern for your indoor or outdoors parties, it’s gonna stay illuminated a lot longer, so a really good choice.
A: What about the price?
B: Comparing its price with that of regular candles, if you think about how long they’re actually gonna burn, you’re gonna save money in the long run. And they come with this cool container too, they’re almost pumpkin shaped.
A: Speaking of cool containers, what a great idea for a pottle.
B: Well, what do you do after Halloween with your jack-o’-lantern? We can actually recycle the pumpkin as a planter. You should never throw away your pumpkin. Because believe it or not, all those seeds if you throw them in landfill, they actually germinate in the landfill so they’re having problems for the vines. Yeah, and it’s been actually horrific for the landfill. So you actually should chop it up and bury them in your own garden if you can. Or use it as planter.
A: Great idea, all right. Let’s talk about recycling, egg cartons, cardboard. That’s a great idea too.
B: Well, who doesn’t have, just regular cardboard, like egg carton? Here. Take a sharpie, or some black paint, you can actually make these scary little bats.
A: All right.
B: Right here, this is the fun kids project. Well, take an old cardboard box, cut it into the shape of tombs and write some of the creepy messages on it and put it outside.
A: You are recycling. Speaking of recycling, this is the best, let’s quickly go through the chocolate facial. Tell us how you could use your candy if you don’t need it at all.
B: Well, believe it or not, chocolate is a good feel because of the antioxidant in dark chocolate.
A: It’s incorporated into lots of facials in fancy spas.
B: Exactly, so why spend a lot of money, just use a little bit of milk, rich dark chocolate, a little bit such ... Wanna put it on your hand? This is gonna moisturize your skin. The antiorxidant would actually calm the redness on it and then you can lick it out. It smells pretty good too.
A: Yummy, tastiest facial I’ve ever had.
B: I know, and it is so easy just to steal out of your kids’ Halloween treat bags and also hard candy too, you can recycle too. Just put like butterscotch joy ... into a clean coffee grinder. Take a little bit of your flavored powder sugar, put it inside the coffee and you’ve got a flavored treat.
A: Danny, see you.
B: Thank you, Happy Halloween.
A: Thank you.
This is the end of Part Two of the interview.
Questions 6 to 10 are based on what you have just heard.
Question 6
How does the host like the invitation to touch the LED?
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Question 7
What is glow-in-the-dark paint charged up by?
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Question 8
Why shouldn’t one just throw away pumpkins after Halloween?
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Question 9
What is egg carton made into during the interview?
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Question 10
Why do they mention chocolate facial in the conversation?