Dr. Alison Wood Brooks

So we're very quickly going to get to a place where I start to figure out how you really feel about animals, how you really feel about caretaking, how you feel about cleaning up your kids' dirty diapers.

Like, we're going to get to a place that feels much more personal.

And that opening question...

That was a small, I could have asked anybody.

What was the question again?

I've already forgotten because I was interested in what we were talking about.

It's interesting, yeah.

So it was, what are you good at that you don't like doing?

What are you good at that you don't like doing?

You could also ask, what are you bad at that you'd like to get better at?

Muy bien.

Buena suerte.

So anyway, so there are, there are open-ended questions that would, that are small talk topics that should be thought of as sort of like launching pads that we're moving to the second tier that becomes more personalized.

I'm learning so much about you and your life so quickly.

Oh, giving birth.

I think, what do I, what am I good at that I don't like doing?

Oh man, running probably.

I love walking.

I don't love running.

Yeah.