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I think it's more of a self exploratory, what does it mean to you, kind of tip.
May be the take away is: "If you're ever held hostage and they're going to kill you if you can't draw a 6 with your hand while moving your foot clockwise. You should draw the six from the bottom up and you'll be safe."