It's a common thing to do when you need to keep to a schedule in a meeting, but don't want to seem rude by looking at your wrist. He's now free to check the time by glancing at the table.
Looking at your watch also impresses upon the person that you're conversing with that you are looking for an escape, or need to leave the conversation, and so they end up rushing or skipping over stuff so that they can wrap up faster.
It's a pretty good tactic to have in your back pocket if you don't want to deal with someone. It makes them feel self conscious and aware on a subconscious level.
I noticed, and I took it to mean he was willing to talk without a time limit.
Probably did that so he can see the time without looking at his watch.....
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It's a common thing to do when you need to keep to a schedule in a meeting, but don't want to seem rude by looking at your wrist. He's now free to check the time by glancing at the table.
Looking at your watch also impresses upon the person that you're conversing with that you are looking for an escape, or need to leave the conversation, and so they end up rushing or skipping over stuff so that they can wrap up faster.
It's a pretty good tactic to have in your back pocket if you don't want to deal with someone. It makes them feel self conscious and aware on a subconscious level.
Another good reason
I can't help but wonder where Mickey was pointing.
Thought the same...was it 10 minutes before 2?
Yes i noticed it. It was casual, but could have been comms
Trying to decide which:
Go time
I'm giving you no time limits
Times up
Noticed it right away. Possible comms? "Time's up."
Yes, right before he proceeded to wipe the floor with Tucker…
https://greatawakening.win/p/17sOsQeHYJ/at-exactly-17-seconds-into-the-i/c/
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