How much easier is it to talk to a stranger when you discover a niche shared habit or hobby, compared to standard small talk about the weather or work?, In a hotel bar, coffee shop, or lounge, what subtle non-verbal cues tell you that a stranger is open to having a conversation, rather than just enjoying their solitude? Have you ever misread those signals?, Where do you draw the line between talking to a stranger for transactional or professional reasons versus trying to build a genuine personal connection?, Psychologists often note that people sometimes find it easier to open up and share honest opinions with complete strangers than with their close friends, simply because there is no long-term judgment. Have you ever experienced this "stranger effect," or do you prefer to keep your guard up?, Do you think our collective willingness to strike up spontaneous conversations with strangers in public places has decreased because people now default to looking at their phones? How is this viewed in your culture?

RM B2 Unit 1A

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