Charlie Baxter

Already you're more acclimatized to the culture than you were 60 seconds ago.

Now, a quick thing before we carry on.

There are two more steps coming up.

And once you've got all three, you'll be able to build your own exits on the fly.

Loads of different versions, all sounding completely natural, none of them sounding scripted.

So I've put together a free cheat sheet that collects every phrase from this whole lesson in one place.

The softeners you've just learned, plus everything from steps two and three, all laid out so you can mix and match and make your own.

So stick it on your phone, pull from it before your next lunch, and the whole thing will become second nature.

So to grab it, scan the QR code on screen or click the link in the description box, show notes or comment section.

That link will take you to this page that video podcast viewers can see right now.

Fill in your name and email and I'll be able to send it to your email inbox completely free.

So grab that now as it will help you greatly with the rest of this lesson.

Step two.

All right, step two, the exit.

This is the main bit, the sandwich filler, if you will.

This is where you tell them you need to go.

And here's where the magic happens.

You don't just say, I need to leave.

You give them a reason that makes you sound busy and important, but not more important than they are.

And your exit options are the following.