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Dames & Dragons 117. The Beating Earth (Part 19)

LegendLark

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Dnd, Improv, Leisure, Ttrpg, 5e, Fiction, Games, Actual Play, Comedy Fiction, Dungeons And Dragons, 5th Edition, Comedy

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πŸ—“οΈ 15 April 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Selni and Slake break some bad news, Maeri and Corbin become casual child arsonists, and Fran has a date (????????????)

βœ‚οΈ Ep. 117 Outtakes & Extras βœ‚οΈ


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0:00.0

So people who follow my Twitter may know, I have been signed up for a six, it is not actually

0:09.1

six weeks. It takes, but it is four weeks and it is six sessions. Yes. Oh, so it is a six session

0:19.0

sales training, which is funny because I'm not a sales person. I do not work a customer facing

0:26.0

role. I do not interact with clients at all, and I do not sell anything. So I need to tell you

0:32.0

guys all about how I am learning to sell through curiosity. And I'm learning to ask an open-ended

0:39.6

questions all of the time. So like instead of asking like, how are you? I'd say, tell me how you are.

0:47.9

What the fuck is the difference? I hate them. Yeah, same. Same. So like, so ask me a question. Just ask

0:56.8

me a question. I'll tell you how you can make an open-ended question. Okay. Well, your example was

1:01.6

it a question. Wait, it was a statement. It is shit. That's, yeah, that's the thing is open-ended

1:07.6

questions are statements. They're statements like tell me. I want to come in. Do you want to get food?

1:14.9

No. So the way you would ask that is an open-ended question and say, tell me about where you want to

1:22.4

get food from today. Or like, what food do you want to go get? No, no, you want to say, tell me about it.

1:27.0

You have to demand that they tell you because otherwise it's not a question. It's not a, well,

1:33.3

no, because because because you see, they can just say yes or no, a yes or no question, that's not a

1:38.9

conversation. You've got to have, you've got to make it. So you have to be a conversation abrasive

1:43.9

and unlike. So this is like a dark wizard, like Jedi mind trick thing. Yes, where a hundred percent

1:50.0

is. And the guy who is, so like we have to do these pre-work exercises where we watch a video

1:56.9

of the like the founder of this course. And they're not real videos. They're just still pictures

2:05.2

of a man in different poses while he has like a narration track over it. Like those huge

2:11.0

eyes, like those commentaries. I literally, I literally cannot express to you how much if I

2:16.8

met a person in real life who talked to me like this, I would placate them as much as possible

2:21.7

because I think they were super fucking weird. And I wouldn't know what else to do. And then I would

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