...happiest country in the world...(Trump) Finland is a happy country.
There it is. That's the gesture. Everyone's talking about.
Ol' Trump smacks another one! Not exactly,
but Trump is known to get very physical with other world leaders.
He puts his hand on their shoulder sometime on their leg.
He did this just last week with India's Modi and I broke that down a video.
Put a link to that right here.
But he sits down this week with Finland's president and he puts his hand on his
leg and the wave Finland's president responds.
There's something that I've seen a lot of incorrect reads abouts in this video.
I'm going to break it down and show you what happened and why I think that's the
case. But I'm also going to ask you for your vote.
I'm going to show a YouTube poll right here and ask what your read of the
situation was here in about 30 seconds as well.
So let's watch this footage and I'm gonna show you what I think happened.
Shouldn't be criminal. It should be treasonous. He should resign from office,
home shift, day shift, widow call MTF, shifty shift for enough shifty,
dishonest guy. He couldn't carry his blank strap.
This is before the interaction, but it just reminded me.
Do you remember when Trump put out those shirts that said like pencil neck?
Adam Schiff on Facebook? Shit. Finland does a happy country.
He's a happy leader. All right, here we go. The interaction between these two.
Now I don't know much about Finland's president,
but he does not look comfortable to me.
It looks like his body language is very tight and tense.
So I think he's not relaxed in this interaction country.
Madeline does a happy car. Okay, there it is. So what did you see happen?
I want you to vote right now. What happened right here? What was,
what was Finland's president trying to do?
What do you think he was doing? Vote up here in the upper right corner.
Let me know what you think. All right,
so what he was doing in my humble opinion is he was actually going to slap
Trump's leg or arm back, but Trump pulled it back too quickly.
It wasn't that he was mad or that he was trying to push Trump away.
I saw one article,
it was like Finland's president shows Trump what w w people think about physical
interaction and Finland? No, not at all. It's just like with Modi,
when he was interacting with him,
Trump hits them and then pulls his arm away too quickly for them to reciprocate
because when the other person reciprocates physical contact,
it's actually an act of bonding and rapport. Billy. Oh yo. Charm. You know,
people hit each other on the back.
It's like it's an old traditional way of males bonding.
You see it in chimpanzees and all kinds of different species. Right?
And so all Finland's president was trying to do was reciprocate that,
but Trump had pulled his arm back too quickly for him to do it.
So his arm was left hanging,
looking in a way like he was trying to like shoo his arm away.
But that's not the case at all. You can see right here,
back in the one of the Modi, that's the same thing. That's Trump's move.
He likes to do that.
And by pulling away quickly so the other person can't reciprocate that rapport
building, but also status building gesture.
It raises Trump's status. Now regardless who you are, I would encourage you,
let me know what you think below.
But YouTube has a new feature that they allow me to sort through people who only
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you say and respond to that specifically.
So this boosts Trump status in two ways. First of all,
he's the one that's comfortable with physical dominance cause the other person
didn't have a chance to do that.
But also the other person is left reaching and looking and in a way wanting more
from the other person. Right? He reaches back, he wants to do it.
Trump doesn't give him the chance to, he's the one who's making moves.
And Finland's president is the one reacting.
The person who others are reacting to almost always has the highest status.
And Trump assures that when he makes this move, it gets physical.
The other person pulls away before they can do it. Now they're reacting to him.
They're reaching for him. They're trying to reciprocate the same mood to him,
leaving him in higher status. If reading social cues like this,
and really being able to see behind the scenes is something that you're maybe
not the most competent in.
I've got a free social invincibility checklist you can touch or click right
here. Just go to charisma matrix.com forward slash S I checklist.
It's going to go through five different things. I'm going to walk you through.
That'll help you see more what's going on around you so you can understand and
get a good reaction from people when you go up and try to start a conversation
so you'll know what to say when the conversation kind of stalls out.
So you come across as engaging in someone who has high status.