David Cooper

Like, what advice do you give?

What is the standard advice?

Especially things that not people have heard and they're not going to do, you know?

Because I sometimes hear advice.

I'm like, yeah, I'm not going to do that.

You know, even though it's good advice.

People tell me pickleball.

I'm like, I'm not doing that.

I am not doing that.

and i think i've been twice yes and it is a great way to make friends and if pickleball is something that seems like it's for you i have a friend who was feeling kind of lonely living in new york uh he came from another country he moved from california blah blah blah and he joined pickleball and now he's friends with like all the people he plays with i'm kind of jealous to be honest yeah yeah

So what are the tips?

What is the default?

I'm sitting in the chair as a person who's in a session with you, not a client.

Right, right.

And yeah, what would you tell me?

Go to a foot doctor?

Is that your advice for making friends?

Go to a foot doctor.

No, but I'm hearing that, but I think to a person that feels like they struggle making friends, they just hear that story and they're like, well, this woman had a lot of charisma, which not everyone feels like they have.

Okay, so seeing the best in people and reflecting it back to them.