Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to do things backwards.

We're going to do the video and then I'll read the message that prompted it.

The message I'm going to read, I got six or seven of them with a

very similar tone and that is leading us to talk about how to influence people and the rules of improv.

I've done a video on this before going over all of the rules but tonight we're

going to kind of focus in on one of the rules but if you have any questions the

the video that goes over everything will be down below.

Tonight we will focus on yes and, the rule, yes and.

When I say improv, I'm talking like whose line is it anyway. If you're

ever watching something like that, the one person you know they may say oh your legs broke the other person immediately is

limping yes and they start limping and they move the story further.

They take that story to a new position

but they agree with what was said to begin with.

This is important if you are trying to influence people who are more or less in agreement with you,

but just aren't as far down the road as you are. Yes, and.

Give you an example of how this could work. Let's say there's a person who is in a major city and it's a

city where it's not illegal to feed the homeless.

And they made a hundred sandwiches, and they're handing them out.

Fed a hundred people.

And right at the end, you walk up and you say,

you know how many homeless people there are in this city?

You didn't even put a dent in it. Man, this is pointless. Do you think that person is

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