The Untying of a Drunkards Tie
A drunkard, named John, stumbled into a bar one evening and ordered a drink. While he was sipping his drink, he noticed a beautiful woman sitting at the other end of the bar. He wanted to talk to her but was too shy to approach her. As he sat there, he thought of a way to get her attention and make her come to him. He took off his tie and tied it around his head, making a big show of it. The woman laughed and came over to him, asking what he was doing. John said he was trying to get her attention and make her laugh. She laughed again and said that she thought it was cute. From that day on, John and the woman became friends and often met at the bar to talk and have drinks together. John always wore a tie when he was with her, and she often commented on how handsome he looked in it. One day, John decided to untie his tie and show her that he was just as fun and playful as she was. She laughed again and said that she loved his new look. From that day on, John always went to the bar with his tie untied, and he and the woman had even more fun and laughter together.
Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a man named John who loved to drink. He often found himself at the local pub, drinking and singing along with the other patrons. One evening, John was particularly drunk and stumbled out of the pub, his face red, his breath reeking of alcohol.
As he walked home, John felt the tie around his neck getting increasingly uncomfortable. He realized that he had tied it too tightly earlier that day and it was now digging into his skin. He could feel the blood vessels in his neck bulging and his face turning even redder.
John knew he needed to untie the tie, but he was too drunk to do it properly. He stumbled to his house, his hand shaking as he reached for the tie. He managed to untie it, but he did so roughly that the tie ended up in a mess. John didn't care, he just felt relief as the pressure on his neck was released.
The next day, John woke up with a sore neck and a headache. He looked at the tie and realized that it was a mess. He tried to tidy it up, but it was no use. The tie was a mess and it looked ugly.
John decided to take the tie to the local tailor and see if they could fix it. The tailor looked at the tie and shook his head. "This is a mess," he said. "I can't fix it."
John felt embarrassed and left the tailor's shop with the tie in hand. He knew that he had to face the fact that he was a drunkard and that his drunken antics had ruined the tie. He decided to quit drinking and start taking care of himself.
As time passed, John's neck no longer felt sore and his headaches disappeared. He also found that he had more energy and was able to work harder at his job. He was no longer a drunken mess, but a responsible and productive member of society.
One day, while passing by the tailor's shop, John saw an advertisement for a new type of tie that could be easily untied and retied. He thought about how much trouble he had with his old tie and decided to give it a try.
The new tie was easy to untie and retie, and John loved it. He felt that he had finally found a tie that was comfortable and functional at the same time. He no longer needed to worry about getting drunk and unable to untie his tie, because he could easily do it himself now.
John's life had changed dramatically since he quit drinking and took care of himself. His ties were no longer a source of embarrassment, but a part of his wardrobe that he could be proud of. He knew that he was no longer a drunken mess, but a responsible and productive member of society who could take care of himself and others too.
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