Alison Wood Brooks

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It would be a pair like you. One person is the never-ending question asker. The other person's just answering. And every time Monica talks, she has to end by asking a follow-up question. Oh, wow. And it sounds so extreme, but the experience of it is like Scotty. The experience of it is magic. You immediately move away from small talk. You start learning so much about the other person.

It would be a pair like you. One person is the never-ending question asker. The other person's just answering. And every time Monica talks, she has to end by asking a follow-up question. Oh, wow. And it sounds so extreme, but the experience of it is like Scotty. The experience of it is magic. You immediately move away from small talk. You start learning so much about the other person.

It would be a pair like you. One person is the never-ending question asker. The other person's just answering. And every time Monica talks, she has to end by asking a follow-up question. Oh, wow. And it sounds so extreme, but the experience of it is like Scotty. The experience of it is magic. You immediately move away from small talk. You start learning so much about the other person.

He started playing a character. You started asking questions you already knew the answer to. So part of this that matters is that you should do it as yourself.

He started playing a character. You started asking questions you already knew the answer to. So part of this that matters is that you should do it as yourself.

He started playing a character. You started asking questions you already knew the answer to. So part of this that matters is that you should do it as yourself.

We talk a lot.

We talk a lot.

We talk a lot.