Chase Hughes

So you're going to hear like all kinds of blame shifting, even in the relationship question. Like, well, I learned that I shouldn't open myself up to a partner right away because they're going to cheat on me. They're going to lie to me. So it's always somebody else's fault. And that became, to this day, that's the first thing that they ask in interviews.

So you're going to hear like all kinds of blame shifting, even in the relationship question. Like, well, I learned that I shouldn't open myself up to a partner right away because they're going to cheat on me. They're going to lie to me. So it's always somebody else's fault. And that became, to this day, that's the first thing that they ask in interviews.

Yeah, she was at CAFFEY, I think. Can you bring up an image to make sure we got the right one that Patrick's talking about?

Yeah, she was at CAFFEY, I think. Can you bring up an image to make sure we got the right one that Patrick's talking about?

Terrifying.

Terrifying.

Yeah. Truly. So this is psychopathy. That's pure psychopathy. And one thing I've noticed, this is my opinion, and other people may see something very similar. If you see somebody who's been happy their whole life... you're going to see little crow's feet form right here, even around the age of 19 or 20. This is not like later in life.

Yeah. Truly. So this is psychopathy. That's pure psychopathy. And one thing I've noticed, this is my opinion, and other people may see something very similar. If you see somebody who's been happy their whole life... you're going to see little crow's feet form right here, even around the age of 19 or 20. This is not like later in life.

You're going to see them start to etch on the face because that's a very common expression they make all day throughout the day, very regularly.

You're going to see them start to etch on the face because that's a very common expression they make all day throughout the day, very regularly.

Right there. There? The crow's feet on the outer edge of the eye right here. Yeah. And you'll see what? You'll see little wrinkles from very frequent smiling.

Right there. There? The crow's feet on the outer edge of the eye right here. Yeah. And you'll see what? You'll see little wrinkles from very frequent smiling.

Yeah, or they smile a lot. Interesting.

Yeah, or they smile a lot. Interesting.

So one of our things is our emotional billboard is our forehead. And we do this.

So one of our things is our emotional billboard is our forehead. And we do this.

So I got, uh, we, there's this behavior we have called an eyebrow flash. Okay. Which about 80% of people will return an eyebrow flash behavior without even knowing that they did it. That's how socially responsive we are. And notice we're, I mean, this is everything we're talking about with authority and leadership and all this, none of that has anything to do with language.

So I got, uh, we, there's this behavior we have called an eyebrow flash. Okay. Which about 80% of people will return an eyebrow flash behavior without even knowing that they did it. That's how socially responsive we are. And notice we're, I mean, this is everything we're talking about with authority and leadership and all this, none of that has anything to do with language.

So it's who we are, not what we say. Right. And so when it comes down to this eyebrow flash, it's this. When we raise our eyebrows while we're talking to somebody, maybe for emphasis, and we're kind of bringing our eyebrows up like this. So you'll see somebody who's very social. They'll have those lines on the middle of their forehead. Does this make sense so far? All right.

So it's who we are, not what we say. Right. And so when it comes down to this eyebrow flash, it's this. When we raise our eyebrows while we're talking to somebody, maybe for emphasis, and we're kind of bringing our eyebrows up like this. So you'll see somebody who's very social. They'll have those lines on the middle of their forehead. Does this make sense so far? All right.