Daniel Coyle

In Paris, if you are kind of naive, they call you a teddy bear kisser, a bisonneur, a teddy bear kisser.

They're like, you're a teddy bear kisser.

That's just naive.

Everybody, a lot of people did show up, potluck.

Everyone had a blast.

And then...

And there's music and they're celebrating and the whole town is there.

And then he does kind of a clever thing.

He says, you guys, we're going to set up some interest groups here.

If you're interested in bicycles, here's where you sign up.

If you're interested in pets, here's where you sign up.

If you're interested in museums, here's where you sign up.

And so people started to self-organize into those.

And he said, a couple of rules in these interest groups, no politics, can't bring politics and negativity into them.

And you have to gather around a joy device.

You have to gather around food or drink.

Like those are the only rules.

And they also rules in size.

I think they're seven or eight, 10 people in each one.

So small groups, joy device, no negativity.