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Yeah. I got over my hangups about small talk when I started working for a well-known people person with a big, room-filling personality. Watching him "work" several people a day, I realized he was just on autopilot, repeating the same lines over and over like an NPC. I realized, "shit, I can do that."
I saw some mudcrabs the other day. Horrid creatures.
Do you remember what he said? Maybe we can copy
"Did you see that ludicrous display last night?"
what was wenger thinking sending walcott on that early?
The thing about Arsenal is, they always try to walk it in!
That is true. See ya later reev.
Mind 'ow you go.
One of them was "how's life in the fast lane?" Colloquial and open ended, so the other person can go whatever direction they feel like with it.
I used to be an adventurer like you. Then I took an arrow in the knee...
I tried once an alternative to my current medication. It made me more communicative but it really felt like autopilot (something beside my consciousness) and i hated that.