So once all that's done you can see here we'll just yank that cork that we had and throw that away and then we can put this on here. Now what you must do is include a hose clamp. Now I really don't like this type, I prefer the kind with the screw as I've said but we can use this nonetheless. So what we're going to do is use a little pliers tool here if we can grab the end of this should have a bigger one, squeeze that it really really doesn't help but we're going to put it on first. Boy, it's really too small, it's too small of a clamp but we'll see if we can make it work. If not, plan B will be to get a proper hose clamped, the one with the screw on it, I like them a lot better. A lot of times these are included because they don't require as many tools to install, which most people have a screwdriver so I think that would be okay. Alright once we have this done there are two very important points. You want that on the outside so that you can easily move it and take it off and everything like that. The next thing is when installing your drain pipe you need to make sure that it goes up and then comes down to your dishwasher. So it needs to go up and then down and at least depending on the code in your state about 30 inches. So you'll want it to pretty much go under your sink to the top of the cabinet. You can see it's way up there so I got it way up here and then what I'm going to do with that is attach it with a pipe clamp way up underneath the cabinet. So I won't show that but it's very simple. You can screw that in right over your pipe, make sure you get it as high as you can because what that'll do is it enables a trap so that water doesn't run into your dishwasher from your sink and it also makes sure that you know things work properly, it smells and all that kind of stuff. It's the same thing as having a trap under a sink. So we are going to put this on, here we can just kind of push it on and then loosen this by squeezing just a little bit and there we go. So once that's on you're done.