I feel like it depends on the person. You just gotta, you know a little something about them and then you ask the question But that's your dad if you don't ask him a question. He could cut the comment right there. Okay.

I'm over here stroking that shit, I'm not lasin' all my shit. Who needs thought man, over here stroking man.

Well, me and God always talking about the girl, eating ass and shit. I'm a city girl. I just want you to get my ass off. And that's what advertising is. Nothing.

Whenever I can't decide what else to talk about I just ask people's favorite things and that usually goes somewhere so like What's your favorite? Artist like musically or what's your favorite book or what's your favorite movie or what's your favorite food? You know, you can go on for like a long time doing those kind of things.

I can't wait for a conversation with a number one because I'll say some good leadership.

I kind of agree with like being bad, like being social and like having connection with people, but like probably ask somebody what kind of rock they think they would be, but they have to give you like a legitimate answer like what they have to explain in detail why they think they would be that certain rock When they catch the O because it's pretty, they're like, whatever? No. In detail. What rock. What luck, baby.

Pens on the person you're talking too if you want just gonna ask Tim to toe to cut off till mobile itself do you want something about himself and when they see you try to find something you find interesting about it and asked questions about it and after that you'll see you so kind of like a conversation is Mr. Floyd without you like to force a stuffy nose

What's your favorite eat reference?

Now to be honest, the one I used to use a lot is what's your favorite flavor to taste? because I'm fucking socially awkward.