When tracking the target, a good spy never looks directly at the target. Wow Greg that wasn't a very exciting spy tip. What? What? Are you kidding me? I got this great spy tip. I told you I had a real practical spy tip and I bet you

that's taught in CIA 101. If you're tracking someone, if you're behind

someone walk on foot and you look directly at them and they look back, they're

going to see you. That's common sense and this came into practice because

me if it were meeting for lunch before a podcast last week and he looked over at me

I gave a nod and he kept looking and I'm like dude you know a good spy never

looks directly at his target.

Fitch was floor.

He's like, oh, that's perfect, that's real, that's legit.

Actually, I don't ever remember ever looking at me directly.

I don't think you ever did.

Well, I tried to not look at you because you're the target.

I didn't want a good spy doesn't. So I was trying to be a good spy.

Don't you want to see that the person you're meeting up with is coming?

You keep them in your peripheral vision, sure, but you don't look directly at them okay what

what happens if you're like me and you like have no peripheral vision do you not do

have a RT or ROP or whatever I have horrible eyesight that's what I have general bad eyesight

But but Ryan you have some kick-ass hair

What do you do to it?

It's like the George Clooney look.

Hey, nice.

We'll have to take pictures and put them on the blog.

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