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"Alright, fancy party to go to? Hi, my name is Robert Segundo, and I'm going to teach you how to tie the tie. Today, I'm going to show you how to do just a regular Windsor. What we're going to do, we're going to take our thin end, want to make sure that this falls somewhere above our belly button, somewhere around there. Good rule of thumb to make sure that your bottom end here, hits your, you know, the top of your belt line. That's where you want this at. You don't want this hanging too low, otherwise you look silly. So, what we're going to do, is just take our thick end, going wrap it around our thin end, like so, bring it up up around here somewhere. We're going to wrap it completely around, one more time, like so. Bring it up under and through, like so. And then bring it down, and make sure this doesn't get all bound up here. Want this to look good, there you go. Nice, quick, and dirty. Get out there and get to the, get to the party, so you can start drinking. There you go, now you look all fancy. This is your simple Windsor knot, and my name is Robert Segundo, and have fun at your party."
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