Persuasion mind trick: How to impress in meetings

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[@MrGoalieguy60]

My father interviews hundreds of people daily. He tells me that the one who goes last make the biggest impression.

[@lemonqvartz]

yeah, it's actually the one that goes last is more memorable since it's the most recent so you remember more about the interview or person

[@lemonqvartz]

@@RitikKumar-qe3lw no cuz he remembers that person the most

[@Artbymea]

Im telling you, I had a singing audition the past year. unfortunately I was the first one, yet the last one can’t sing shit but she got chosen. Got depressed real quick after and I have quit singing for a while now.

[@materialgirl4896]

@@Artbymea i hope you're feeling better now 🙃

[@Artbymea]

@@materialgirl4896 I try too 🥺 but thanks 😩

[@tajo8663]

I wouldnt have picked any of them, I don't trust people who glow green like that.

[@UncaAlbyGmail]

LOL!

[@mickdundee4706]

Haha

[@josephchapman9636]

They glow blue! Not green!

[@guy_th18]

I thought the same thing xD

[@pappaOfswe]

Joseph Chapman You sure your eyes are working?

[@KustomFu]

I chose the 4th one because he looked the least filthy.

[@jacobchippo1138]

I'm so happy it wasn't just me. I was really surprised the video didn't go that direction haha

[@MessiLeo7]

Same here xD

[@ricardorodrigues1670]

Maybe Richard did that on porpuose for a next video

[@Dianka445]

the same :)

[@sabrinacz]

SAME

[@finthegeek]

or sit in a circle and everyone wins

[@LunaMoonlit]

As long as you wear Red :)

[@yusurkassem4174]

Unless the person choosing or like running the meeting also is sitting in the circle then the person directly in front of them might have an advantage

[@mysticpowerz808]

Or you can just glow green

[@tanveerhasan4740]

If you make circle I will sit middle of circle😂😂

[@dinkledankle]

King Arthur was waaay ahead of his time, it seems.

[@rickeyoftherhodes8983]

This guy was about 8 years ahead of his time with these minute long videos.

[@rafiquerafique3524]

😂exactly 💯 He literally made SHORTS

[@entevanquack4715]

indeed he was and he still is

[@rickeyoftherhodes8983]

@@entevanquack4715 Your name made me lol

[@AJThat_SitDown]

Introverts be like: To the side I go

[@trishab2782]

Me🙂

[@noone-eq7rr]

XD

[@pain9617]

Me

[@pain9617]

@@noone-eq7rr nice name

[@noone-eq7rr]

@@pain9617 Oi Ty! I've named myself (=^ ◡ ^=)

[@pepsico815]

What if your meeting is at a round table?

[@richardgenck3444]

Stand on the table?

[@drone1028]

Make sure you're in the middle of the room.

[@louisebenton9197]

wear red

[@somerandomnoob11]

SIT ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE MAIN DUDE

[@kts677]

sit on the floor

[@smala017]

I feel like its our brains consciously trying to undo assumed subconscious bias. I find myself telling myself to never pick the very first person, because clearly that's what I and other people would do more often due to our bias towards the first one. But it works against itself because no one EVER picks number one because they are all trying to make sure this bias does not happen.

[@xXJ4FARGAMERXx]

It's like trying to not have the bias against females and then you end up with a company with 100% females

[@warwicklewis8735]

@@xXJ4FARGAMERXx except for that one gay dude...

[@seirahsusan9316]

I picked number one. Didn’t put too much thought into it. That probably why.

[@AltairCrysis]

@@xXJ4FARGAMERXx Yup, this is why we're overrun with 100% women-only companies -- oh wait ...

[@jout738]

In that first question my mind would also be into picking the one in the middle for some reason, when maybe its more important, when leaders stand in middle or the more talkactive people stand in middle, while the newer more quiet introvert members stand in the side listening, but I didnt know that in the weakest link was any bias, when in weakest link I would be into voting the person how got least money in the bank or who destroid the streak of right answers, when could have got a lot more in bank or, if it preatty equal. I just then vote the person who personality I dislike the most and who is most obnoxious, so I dont need to listen to that person more anymore, so I myself would not think I got bias in weakest link with choosing more in the corner, when the most obnoxious person can stand in the corner or in the middle.

[@DarkAbusis]

I didn't really pick a guy. I was more or less just looking at the guy in the middle because he was the one on the thumbnail.

[@DarkAbusis]

Lucy Cakedog Ha ha now why would I do that?

[@nutik8597]

Lucy Cakedog You've had a rough day. Smile for about 30 seconds, and you should feel happier.

[@DarkAbusis]

Lucy Cakedog He's not a filthy furry. He's probably pretty clean and well groomed.

[@nutik8597]

Lucy Cakedog Seriously, where do you even come up with the fact that I'm a furry? Bad attitudes are contagious, you know >->

[@monkeyonthebranch]

Lucy Cakedog I feel sorry for you buddy, so much fear inside you! Don't take it out on others! :) Feel in your mind, your inner consciousness and be at one with humanity! :D

[@soldier5645]

i didnt choose any of the people because i didint have any information on any of them

[@oreodog]

Same...

[@snippuff]

µ jgdjsh

[@patrickbrogan3655]

I chose the second from the right because it had the cleanest body, the one on the very left was dirtiest.

[@nabihamoses4511]

Me too

[@user-ts4dc4di5g]

*Only 18* 👇👇👇 *u640580 Like

[@WoMDRS]

I've got my first job interview next week and it is one of those group ones... I shall get there early and position myself right in the middle :D

[@BARSCIENCE101]

hopefully you are the only one attending that saw this video

[@BBCEmily]

ROFL imagine if not... Then they all tryna push each other out of the middle XDDD

[@billybgonzalez]

Im going to the same inteview... good luck getting the middle seat... im camping out

[@WoMDRS]

got the job! I was actually sat very close to the middle as well haha

[@billybgonzalez]

One of these days Michael Ball one of these day! Lol glad u got it!

[@ashtynplunkett8572]

It's like in every movie. The leader or main character is almost always standing in the middle at the front of the group with the other secondary characters on either side or him/her.

[@jef_f8751]

Yeah

[@pinkarrow7508]

bravo

[@supa0ne]

I chose the 4th person because the others where dirty

[@youssefbougrine2315]

hhhhhhh me too

[@BurgerHospital]

Same here lol

[@darkloner-royalbengaltiger8298]

Same lol

[@ketaki2817]

Exactly

[@milky94]

I'd like to invest my life savings in your comment

[@rflamez]

*”Alright who will be the first sacrifice?”*

[@DarkShadows713]

Spatially, be in the middle. Sequentially, be anywhere but the middle. Your field of vision is strongest in the center, but your memory recall is best at the beginning and end of a sequence.

[@suki3275]

it is pretty much implied to us throughout our lives that whoever is in the middle will get the most attention. remember sitting in the corner/by the wall in math class so the teacher wouldnt call on you to answer a question? willingly sitting in the middle is a bolder choice because you put yourself in a position where eyes will be on you..and boldness/confidence can be a good quality :)

[@jamesupton4996]

A poor teacher then. The best ones there's no hiding from.

[@CoralCopperHead]

No, I remember the teachers favouring the kids that were closer to the walls and the corners while avoiding the kids in the middle. When I was going to school, being shunted off to the side made it almost _certain_ that you'd get called on at least once per class, if not more often than that. It was actually annoying, I ended up in the rear corner during eleventh-grade English and the class had a forced 'group reading' portion that took up about 1/8th of the class's time, the teacher kept calling on me to read aloud, then gave me shit for 'not paying attention.' The specific example I'm talking about was Hamlet. The class had just reached _Act 2._ I was reading at my own pace, and was at *_Act 3, Scene 2. And I was re-reading it because I'd already finished the damn script_*

[@anne-mariezack]

I chose a person on the end because I always root for the under-dog. If I owned a company my staff would all be losers...lol

[@UncaAlbyGmail]

NO, your staff would all be the *winners* who got rejected by the other companies by accident of not standing in the middle!

[@anne-mariezack]

Haha. True that and I bet they'd be the most appreciative and loyal.

[@superpilot555]

Anne-Marie Zack Maybe not if they were losers.

[@machobunny1]

Dont worry about it Anne, that's pretty much true in most companies.

[@anne-mariezack]

The underdogs usually appreciate things more than most & I agree Doc it is true of most companies.

[@dizont]

it will be pretty hard though. if everybody goes to the middle blackholes appears and the world collapses

[@orestislazanakis4960]

I have actually observed the exact same thing while playing card games, and in fact I thus found a way to trick my opponent every time: When the opponent chooses one of your cards to discard at random, if you bring your cards closer to him while still holding them in one hand so he can pick one and expose the back of each of your card equally (ie to not make them think you're trying to hide one), they are less likely to choose the card that's on the edge and far less likely to choose the one on the edge that's away from them (ie the one closer to you, the one that you can see its entirety as you're holding it). Try it and see!

[@bakielh229]

I know what you meant but your comment is kind of hard to understand

[@KingLich451]

so they more likely to pick the card in middle

[@MagicalDanny]

not if you and your friends are hardcore board gamers. This shit is the oldest trick in the book, anyone who has played any card game long enough is aware of this and will always switch it up between edges or middle!

[@TheJapanChannelDcom]

If the dude in the middle is a clown and the one on the end is talking sense.. people will listen to the one talking sense.

[@aienbalosaienbalos4186]

Then explain politics

[@Galland780]

@@aienbalosaienbalos4186 Bruh

[@sadhna7865]

@@aienbalosaienbalos4186 nonsense

[@aevajjae]

@@aienbalosaienbalos4186 chill

[@Yusa_Beach]

@@aienbalosaienbalos4186 you didn't have to go that far......

[@bingonamo7520]

It's true as think of photographs. World leaders and company CEO's, etc, are always in the middle of the photograph, with their subordinates either side. For rock bands, the lead singer is always in the middle with the lead guitarist on one side and then the other band members are just subordinates.

[@Spar10Leonidas]

Here's a question related to this topic, if we're the ones doing the choosing (say we're hiring someone or someone's auditioning, etc.), how do we avoid this bias so that we can instead focus on figuring out who's the most qualified? Is it as simple as just remembering that there is a bias and try to avoid making decisions based on it or is there another way around that problem?

[@BARSCIENCE101]

have a rotating table so that the middle person is a different one every 15 seconds

[@warxdrum]

that's the reason why they usually combine the group talks with other stuff.

[@no-one-1]

@@omerfbal oh i see this is getting recommended again to everyone 8 years later

[@Fish-bt4cj]

@@omerfbal im addicted to this guy help

[@oiinahgiiusadurrybrahchuck7209]

Have a criteria of qualifiable factors or expected/desired inputs from the members of the meeting. But also try to take time to give extra consideration for those who raise points not in the criteria, as those points won’t already be mapped out and thoroughly considered as much as the criteria might be when it is being conceived.

[@mrsfahrenheit]

I also noticed that in school but with a different background in mind. Because in school especially when you’re trying to make friends during classes (and even more especially when you don’t really know anyone yet/ try to create a stronger bond between a person you got to know already but want to know better/ you yourself are rather shy) you need know to ALWAYS try to sit in the middle of the row , not on the total edge of the table when you have no one sitting next to you on one side because you’ll see that it’s way easier to start a conversation when you find yourself sitting in the middle and people are also more likely to talk with you either. But If you sit on the edge of the table and you have no one to talk to on one side in the first place you’ll notice that your partner on your other side is more likely to talk with the one sitting on his other side and not you. Because naturally when he talks to the person on his other side he turns his back slightly towards you and mostly and not even on purpose remains in this position the whole time so you : 1. feel left out 2. and ,actually even tho the person doesn’t specifically intend to do that, are left out! 3. you also will have a hard time to even start a conversation and 4. it’s harder for the other people too to invite you in their conversation so .. ALWAYS try to sit in THE MIDDLE OF THE ROW IN SCHOOL and AVOiD THE EDGES of the table

[@Nsquare_01]

lmao yes, but no

[@nellyravenhood]

This Is exactly he strategy I use in my life

[@DawnshieId]

You forgot half. If you are in the middle, include those on the edges.

[@sokol2629]

The edges of the table? Are your tables for 3 people??

[@robloxiansexclusive1781]

@@sokol2629 mines for 4

[@123blah543]

At 00:16 - Sorry I chose the 4th guy from the left because he was the cleanest.

[@krauser8429]

or the whitest. discrimination?

[@Tonyx4]

John Schweiger More like racism...

[@eternalreminisce]

Dat shit's ray

[@Viking102938]

I chose the first guy cause his 'green flash' seemed the most brief. What are you hiding #1...tell me your secrets..

[@TimTkachyk]

I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that an underlying aspect of this is that the people most willing to be in the centre of a group are generally the most confident overall. And naturally it’s confident people who tend to succeed the most.

[@captainwaybakseniorspaceca9121]

I was a middle child...but the eldest and youngest were the favorites. Can anyone relate?

[@jhoyralleca822]

When you sit on the middle, it gives you the center of attention, which makes you stand out. But this really depends on a persons mind, if that certain person observes and look at the big and small pictures, they might not choose you (hire etc). Therefore it also depends on skill.

[@eIIaaaaa]

yes but based upon this factor only, the middle will most likely be chosen

[@leohunter6930]

I chose the whitest guy without smudges.

[@thescholarlywalrus1138]

Racist son of a fuck.

[@leohunter6930]

theScholarlyWalrus I am son of a fuck actually. And yes, I am racist because, so many people love racist jokes. No I just picked that guy cuz I have a clean fetish lol

[@beatricelaureladouce7429]

ittoki-kun 😍

[@LordPenguinVR]

Me too

[@Kimarnic]

+Leo Hunter fuckin' weeb

[@novamouy17]

wow, before he gave an answer I actually picked the middle figure.

[@swapnil_1996]

.i.

[@novamouy17]

lol

[@bluethunder7391]

For some reason I chose the second one from left.

[@billybgonzalez]

Now you'll have a bunch of people fighting for the seat in the middle and no one gets the job 😂

[@ARFii_]

"Sits in the middle of the group" *Me being an introvert* : ........

[@Moossey]

I chose the fourth person.

[@PetteriWar]

xdream2 same

[@AwkwardThursdays]

xdream2 Same. Law of attraction wins every time.

[@jacys.4127]

I chose the 4th one as well

[@edwinsalkovic8846]

xdream2 hahaha me too

[@DD-ol5tp]

This is seriously the only channel that I take advice of

[@kedarpai3425]

Man I can't stop watching these videos

[@christinawest1809]

I love your channel. Thanks for the tips and keep up the good work!

[@ikenasiotuagalu816]

I chose the second guy from the left

[@awesomeanna8883]

Meh 2

[@febbledebble]

Same

[@lukeanimal]

Same

[@pierfrancesc0]

sams

[@F4T4LFUS1ON]

The six people who disliked where the people on the outside.

[@justinefranzgerona1746]

Good job. I love this kind of mind tricks base on science

[@Ranger1812]

I couldn't choose anyone because you used the image as the thumbnail...

[@KingKong-pe2zz]

Same here :/

[@monke_kekw5173]

Personally I feel being in the middle makes you not only open to the " audience" but also to the rest around you, as if you are ready to here opinions. Anddd these are aspects of a leader

[@edward0333]

This channel is just brilliant!

[@catholiccontriversy]

Thanks for the advice. I have an interview today and will be sure to try to employ this tactic.

[@jenny290499]

what if we have a round table

[@deoxysgeneration2126]

sit opposite to the person you want to impress

[@jenny290499]

+LordKellthe1st Well then I'll be the centre of attraction😂

[@warsilver99]

Cut a hole like a donut.

[@amneetthedelicioussandwich8921]

Jennifer Scott sit opposite of whom you want to impress

[@ifrainiswhatuwant4316]

Jennifer Scott love your pic!

[@ArcaneTricksterRS]

It makes sense, in general. From our young days as kids, the "popular" kids in the group would generally be in the middle, while the less popular ones would be on the side. The popular kid would be surrounded by others exactly because they are popular, thus always having people left and right. On the other side, the kid that isn't popular wouldn't attract the same kind of attention, thus would most likely be on the outskirts. This idea happens very often as well. Even in war, the important units would be in the middle, flanked by the "cannon fodder" so to speak. An important asset is usually surrounded by other stuff to protect it. In this case, the guys in the middle or close to the middle are subconsciously meant to be important.

[@13Psycho13]

Bought the book itself; it's very intriguing and helpful!

[@maxpower586]

Even better: Sit to the right (or left) of the most senior executive in the meeting and always nod when he/she is talking. Everyone will be extremely cautious to oppose you.

[@lenirish]

I always pick the middle because it makes me think that i am the leader

[@hellavadeal]

Might not be safe to be the middle guy in an assault squad on a beach or something.

[@pamelashelby2471]

right did you guys also know its possible to change luck? haha I mean find this video *"Andrew B Cloverfield"* and see how easy that is done xD

[@phab2808]

Iv noticed this before I got way more attention in the middle and just moving yourself to the middle while talking seams to have an effect to this works in any group. Thanks for the info.

[@kerrygibbs8198]

Good information! Presented in a quick, easy to understand way!!

[@tweettf2]

thats what game theory said in his why team mystic dominates pokemon go video

[@om132]

Sans Yeah!

[@jeouxchmeoux1739]

Also expect to be the center of attention and most closely examined when you're the middleman

[@vitorluigi2911]

This channel becomes even more amizint by the fact the intro cuts 8-9 seconds, so it's really "in50seconds"

[@niks.7299]

what a good recomendation in terms of meetings ... a lot of people will see this good tip

[@iamstoned4life]

I chose the first guy because he was the blackest.

[@NiteMeir]

Racist much?

[@genocider6917]

@@NiteMeir i dont think they meant it like that lol

[@forrtress5001]

@@genocider6917 dude blackest is not a good term. more like darkest or someone with a type 5 skin complexion.

[@genocider6917]

@@forrtress5001 oh if they meant it like that then yeah its a bit weird but i dont think they were talking about race

[@NiteMeir]

@@genocider6917 it's 2021 and we live in Biden's America. Everything is a about race, every word uttered is politically motivated. And you're misogynistic racist bigot who contributes to white supremacy and systematic oppression of black folks if you disagree

[@thesorcerer5927]

This is what happened to me once. There was an election in my school for the math club, and because I was running for president and was in middle, I won that position.

[@MrHouserobot]

I own a fabric and a shops for furnitures. When I hire someone for the shop, I'm expecting easy talker- no "uhhh" and "umm's". My city hosts annual furniture expo, so being there atleast once, gives you the feeling of the different styles. If someone wants a work in the fabric, he/she must prove some knowledge for the position. I dont care if you came first of 5th or 20th.

[@Chokoboh]

I'd usually pick the person that I connect on a personal level with the most, regardless of qualifications. (And I usually connect the best with introverts and other 'outsiders')

[@procrastination2204]

Damn this pandemic has gone on for so long that I got really confused by what he meant when he said to sit in the middle of the group during a meeting and it took me a substantial amount of time to remember that meetings have not always been entirely virtual

[@harmony-asmr]

SAME

[@goblinoide]

Wtf

[@dh599]

I like how this guy says "59 seconds" and means 59 seconds, not 9 minutes of drivel and a link to a study...

[@amneetthedelicioussandwich8921]

dh599 exactly my thoughts!

[@JaspersCampfire]

I don't know how I feel about the fact that this channel recommends us to take advantage of, and thereby validate, unconscious biases instead of attempting to eliminate them and create a more fair world.

[@cozyflurry]

No offence but it’s just a little suggestion that might help :|

[@uncomfortabletruths7990]

I love people with ur kind of mindset, it’s really pure and good. But this is y u will always be an average person and u will never amount to anything. Let me give I a life secret. Life is unfair and if u don’t play the game then u will lose.

[@MsReemable]

PLEASE keep these videos coming!! :)

[@OroborusFMA]

Funny, I thought what you actually did in the meeting was what counted. Standing in the middle and making donkey noises ain't gonna win you many converts lol.

[@dhhsncnd6107]

Unfortunately that middle position is always taken by the boss

[@lukecepeda819]

2021 still with good content

[@harshvardhansinghcharan]

Addicted to this channel

[@Fatherlake]

I choose the one furthest to the right

[@rhr98]

I chose the one on the right because he was the cleanest looking.

[@angelwairimu2017]

I HAVE DISCOVERED THIS CHANEL before youtube shorts were a thing

[@regsparkes6507]

Slick,...I will keep this in mind and use it very soon.....Thanks

[@manuzepp]

Windu: -You are in this council but we do not grant you the rank of master Anakin: -What? How can you do this? This is outra-- Windu: -Next time take a sit in the middle, young Skywalker

[@mystic95]

Picked 4th one

[@virelmontes6193]

Me too, looked clean too me

[@nicoletara353]

same here

[@sweethome4808]

7 years later I am watching this!!!🥰🥰❤

[@orangeoranges6727]

I AM ADDICTED TO THESE VIDEOS

[@VictoriaGates]

Interesting.

[@Rushinglc]

That's exactly what I said outloud

[@Becksnnc]

But I choose the 4th one in because he looked the "cleanest" xD. Not because he was in the middle.

[@toocoolforyou.]

This is actually true in most cases, with some with meetings too, sometimes our brain assumes if people are in the middle people want to be/don’t mind being next to the person more, making us think they are better to get along with

[@ethansullivan1564]

I chose the center, he was correct about choosing middle without thinking

[@heathersnyder-sullivan8410]

Me too

[@wittygamer6283]

Meanwhile: everyone is fighting for middle position 😅

[@stp52x]

Why would you want to reinforce ignorant behavior? The only thing this sort of shit achieves is to convince people that they have no control over their lives and that they need to please the power structure in order to be happy.

[@YOMINUSTV]

Hmmmm never had a group interview before but I will keep this in mind!

[@paulwyrough2765]

love your channel! keep posting :)

[@dusparodafure5293]

I decided to use this technique to try and get a raise, now I am back to looking for a job...

[@x7xDarkPlayerx7x]

but i chose the one to the farthest left..

[@qwewq123456789]

he didn't say you'd always choose the middle one

[@x7xDarkPlayerx7x]

Stickerbox In general.. everyone i know starts from left to right (mainly because it's how we read english.)

[@Opfelixc]

Me too. I chose him because he entered first. Unconciously, it seemed to me the guy with the most confidence, entering first in the room, whereas the last would probably be my last pick. It's normally best, in this situations, that you're the one that enters first, and do so without hesitation. If no other criteria is counted, it is confidence, and not your spacial position, what will make people more inclined to choose you.

[@manousos37]

Tomás Silva Richard: "Without thinking about it too much, which one would you choose?" You: "I choose the guy on the left because he entered first. Unconciously, it seemed to me the guy with the most confidence...what will make people more inclined to choose you." Richard: 0_0 (I have no intention of insulting you. Honestly. I just found this funny.)

[@Opfelixc]

Well, I didn't think too much, he gave me 10 seconds to pick, I'm just refuting his thinking. Also, the guy in the furthest left is also the one that stands out the most, if you blurr your eyes, that one is bluer than the others.

[@525Lines]

Puts success in perspective.

[@DamnFlippers]

This also implies that all the interviews you will experience will be group interviews with an odd number of prospective employees

[@joandaa]

QUIRKOLOGY????

[@daniyalshah1503]

+Joandaa Febrian its his second channel

[@BuzzZu]

Not the same during orchestra though XD

[@bishalAWM]

GETTING RECOMMENDATION AFTER 7 YEARS❤️❤️

[@lyizz5873]

Short,sweet,clear!!!!🤗

[@FarryEntertainment]

650k views 300 comments... hmm.... bought views?

[@kaseybrown7664]

I usually make a good impression at a meeting by doing my research, compiling all relevant information into easy to grasp slides, overlay that information with pie charts and line graphs where necessary, programming spreadsheet software to display embedded figures, designing decision trees, making compelling fact based arguments that drive on emotional appeal, speaking clearly, and dressing nicely. ....... but yea. You could also just sit in the middle. Let me know how that turns out.

[@Thunderhawk51]

Give people 4 options to vote for, all exactly the same, and the first option will ALWAYS win. Another one would be that you can vote for 2 different things, leaving a like if 1 and doing something much more complicated and difficult to count for 2, like commenting or using some emote. The likes will ALWAYS win because it's easier and faster to do. And every time the 1st option will be the more "popular" thing and the 2nd one will be more controversial or more disliked to ensure the wanted results. This example with 5 people I don't think is as reliable. But it's quite similar.

[@emilioramos1665]

I chose the 4th one because it stood out more.

[@GamerDadschannel]

What if everyone wants to take the middle? What now

[@deadcoyote9382]

murder the competition in cold blood, showing the potential employer how much you really want the position

[@TheAtmosfear7]

deadcoyote93 Yeah, the Gods thirst for blood >:D

[@GamerDadschannel]

Lol

[@cogitaretoo]

Then the middle goes to the German, who is likely to be first to the room.

[@3nc0unt3r]

well then u stack on top of eachother, problem solve

[@DavidH207]

What if your sitting at a ROUND TABLE? What do I got to do Pose like a fuckin model in the middle of the table ?

[@leticiasieira9761]

It’s almost 2 am, I don’t have an interview to go to and I keep watching this guy’s videos Holy fuck I can’t stop

[@fatimazayed6010]

we need this to be updated to comply with the meetings in COVID era