Keith Wassung
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I rarely if ever offer unsolicited advice and even when asked, I have to sort of qualify the person asking, ie. are they looking for real advice (rare) or are they looking for props/validation. Now I dont mind giving them the props if that is what they are seeking. When they do ask, I try to be as humble about it as possible, ie, instead of saying "Let me show you the proper way to do it" I would say something like "Let me show you another way of doing it" and I try to sandwich the advice between a compliment in some form or fashion. I never give advice to someone wearing flip flops, a backwards visor, a shell necklace or anyone wearing a string tank top covered by a sweat shirt that has the upper part of the neck cut out--never, never, never.