Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear clean, neat clothes. Dress to impress. Get a well-fitting suit for formal occasions. Accessorize to complete your look.

Answer: You don't have to walk around in a three-piece suit everyday. Still, if your clothes are dirty or wrinkled, your look will tell the world "I don't care about my appearance." Go for quality over quantity. It's better to have fewer clothes that fit right, look nice, and will last than to have a closet full of cheap clothes that will wear out fast. You can often find designer clothes at affordable prices by looking at outlets and factory stores. Shop online to get even better deals and sales. You don't have to completely re-do your wardrobe, but make sure anything you wear is clean and wrinkle-free. There's nothing wrong with wearing a t-shirt and jeans when you're hanging around the house. Out in public, however, a classy guy is expected to wear something slightly more upscale. If you aren't sure what to go for, stick to white and blue button-down shirts or polos and well-fitting slacks or khakis. You can even take everyday clothes and class them up. For instance, if you have a graphic tee you love to wear with jeans, throw on a simple blazer over it. Get a decent pair of semi-casual shoes to wear rather than sneakers or sandals. If you're going to an event that is at all formal, you can't go wrong with a suit. Buying a suit off the rack is just fine, as long as it fits well. Take it to an alteration shop if you need to make any adjustments. Stick to gray or dark blue suits for most occasions. Black suits are usually for very formal or solemn occasions. Brightly-colored suits should be avoided. Wear simple ties with your suit. Avoid obnoxious colors or prints. Things like a nice watch, a scarf, or a hat (something other than a baseball cap) will instantly signal your classiness. You don't have to go overboard on these, either. With watches, for instance, just get a nice looking one with a metal or leather band. It does not need to be diamond-encrusted or solid platinum! Have fun with accessories, since they're a way to show your personal style while still looking classy. For instance, you could throw on a belt with a distinctive buckle, or wear fun socks to add a little flair.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use your fingers to count in groups of 5. Pull each bill from your grip with your opposite thumb. Pass banded bills from one hand to the other.

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Hold a stack of bills that are all the same denomination in your hand folded in half vertically so that all 4 corners are facing down. Secure the folded stack on either side with your thumb and pointer finger. Then, count as you rotate using each of your fingers and your thumb from the other hand to strike down against the folded stack and unfold 1 bill at a time. Pull down the 1st bill in the folded stack with your thumb, the 2nd with your pointer finger, the 3rd bill with your middle finger, the 4th with your ring finger, and the 5th with your pinky. Start again until you've pulled down and counted the whole stack. Use your thumb to hold a stack of bills that have the same denomination folded vertically in one hand with the corners facing up. Hold the back of the stack on the other side with your opposite pointer finger. Then use your thumb on this same hand to press down on the front of the first bill and pull it out from underneath the other thumb's grasp by swiping laterally. Count while swiping each bill this way. Wrap a rubber band around the middle of a stack of bills that share the same denomination. Place the stack horizontally on a flat surface in front of you. Place your left hand on the left side of the stack with only your pointer and middle fingers extended. Grab the stack by the top right corner with your right hand and slide your right thumb to the left to pass 1 bill over. Count as you alternate between using your left pointer and left middle finger to grab each bill.