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@lauradoyle5898

2 жыл бұрын

Please dont take your channel off KZread, can't afford to subscribe right now , but will be purchasing your books x

@lauradoyle5898

2 жыл бұрын

Also completed your free mini course. Love what you guys teach x

@JustMeYouSee

2 жыл бұрын

Please don't take this off KZread 😫🙏..I love you guys! More..more..more!

@JustMeYouSee

2 жыл бұрын

What happens if you have a frontal lobe injury?

@JustMeYouSee

2 жыл бұрын

Can you guys teach us body language for us to practice intimacy? Something that brings someone closer to you

Scott I absolutely love your candor. You are such a genuine person. I appreciate your open demeanor and light hearted nature. Greg is a rock and you are a river. Love the juxtaposition.

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Courtney. 🙂

@user-ee2qq4hp3z

2 жыл бұрын

This is such a beautiful comment.

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, Courtney. Are you a playwright or what? Thank you for that. (I wish I could talk like you write).

@commonsense571

2 жыл бұрын

Very beautifully said. Also accurate 👍✨

Scott: Adorably rambles about ghosts and such but says he’s never seen one. Greg: As straight as they come: “Nor have I, now this next question…”. These guys are a match made in heaven!

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

LOL

One of the best parts of any video you guys make, is the time before you start. Listening to you banter and laugh always cracks me up.

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

🙂

“Coffee and mayhem” is how I imagined Gregg starting his day, before I knew he was a big puppy. 😂

@IrishRose-gq9mh

2 жыл бұрын

🌹Cuddliest pitbull ever!!!🦋🌿

Greg - "...when i was a baby interrogator" 😂

I’m a corrections supervisor and have just discovered you guys about a month ago. I wish I had found y’all a decade ago!! I’ve bought several of your books and am devouring your videos as fast as I can (my schedule is ridiculous) but I’m highly interested in the application of this work to what I do - supervising inmates and STAFF (the latter is actually more difficult at times 🙄). I will check out the membership site so I can hop on the Q&A sessions. Thank you both for all you do!!

I stumbled across The Behaviour Panel and without sounding weird, I have been really so fascinated with every single video. You are incredibly watchable compared to some very arrogant types doing similar things. Of course it’s great to be recognised but you and all the guys remain grounded and humble. You are all valued and you are all brilliant, similar yet diverse. Thank you, Laura

Scott- love the story of your dad in the hospital reading body language

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Thank you. 🙂

@tish612

8 ай бұрын

@@ScottRouse😊

If we can watch these men in our pajamas or underwear, they can smoke or chew gum. lol

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. 🙂

@afrohuman2

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Get comfy.. we are while watching you.

Scott made me spit my tea. He is so funny.

@courtneyr214

2 жыл бұрын

He cracks me up every video!

Ha 20 years in the army ain’t nothin compared to 8 years of Catholic school when it comes to chewing gum. If the nuns couldn’t catch me ain’t nobody can😂🤣

That's why I like Scott so much. He had to be a Kentucky boy at heart. South Central Kentucky here!

@christikay82

2 жыл бұрын

Lexington Ky here!

Fantastic Q&A. Thank you both!

Like you fellas- I also want to know about aliens, ghosts and Bigfoot! Fun to think about.

Still crushin on Scott in Kansas. Love your work guys. Thank you for sharing yourselves with all of us.

Great stuff as always - thank you, folks. Especially cool to learn how curling your toes and pushing your feet down can help with stuff. Thank you!

You're my boys. I like to see and hear men who know this stuff too.

I want to know have you ever found anyone you can’t work out ? Or has anyone ever fooled you 😂

Let Scott talk

Your show is so amazing! Thanks for all of your hard work and experience you put into the show.

Hi gentlemen, great show. If you would like to do a interview on someone who claims to have had a Bigfoot encounter I maybe able to help. I have just finished a 5 year research on what happens to someone coming into the Bigfoot Community and the Bigfoot Community as a System. We have a panel of academics who have gone through a lot of the craziness and have a couple of people you may wish to interview about their experience, they would be willing to come on your show as well. I will shoot you a email with more information. Thanks for what you do. - leon

I find when I’m more quiet and respond with acting like “get them” the walls come down faster. When I’m aggressive it just doesn’t seem as productive. I won’t say a word when someone’s yelling at me. I don’t respond right away but I do kind of stare into their eyes the whole time. Maybe this helps them realize how loud and ridiculous they’re being because their the only ones in the conversation? LOL I’ve never thought this much about why I or those around me do the things they do. I don’t totally understand my own behavior and it’s really helped! Thank you for all the great questions and answers! From now on when I meet anyone new I’ll remind myself to start from scratch and see what I see and not what I wished or used to personally. I’ve experienced a lot in my lifetime and it’s true that this can help see the same issues and such in others. I can go on and on about how fascinating and fun you all keep this! Thank you! 🤗❤️👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻

Guys, if you'll be time walking, how about interviewing Joseph Smith and the events he claims to have experienced that led to his founding the Mormon Church?

🙌🏻 You guys rock!! ✌🏻

Love you guys!

I have just joined the memebership. So excited.

Enjoy listening to y’all!

Learning a great deal. Thanks!

My uncle swears he saw bigfoot in Illinois. Of all places! Though he was a drunk... 😂

Scott hang in there. Greg let him talk. Love you guys. If I read wrong my apologies. 🥂

Thanks very much..always enjoyable. ✌️

OMG!!! I can't believe I missed this!!! 🤯😳😩 Devastated. Seriously.

@JRoChi

2 жыл бұрын

I missed it too ;( I set an alarm so I wouldn’t, but didn’t account for time time change so I login in a minute before it ended.

@rheamickens3128

2 жыл бұрын

@@JRoChi I had no idea about it in the first place! I don't watch in real time mostly. The closest I get to catching it early is an hour after it uploads.

Would y'all please list the 2 books you recommended, either in the description or in the Comments pinned at the top please. BTW, I'm signing up after listing to y'all on KZread. Thanks!

Thank you 😊

I’d love to see you analyse Scott Falata, who murdered his wife while he claims he was sleepwalking. It’s one that I’m just not sure about. Thanks for all you do guys, you’re all such characters & it’s much appreciated & a lot of fun too!

I don't often see any apparitions but hear footsteps and find things in random spaces.

This is fascinating, thank you to you both for posting. Re the first question you answered, @Gregg and Scott - would you consider covering an interview with OJ Simpson found on You Tube called OJ Simpson The Lost Confession? 'Hypothetical' or a longer version of the same interview on OJ Simpson The Lost Confession 2018 (full documentary) on The Behaviour Panel? A 2006 real life interview with OJ where he pretty much confesses to the murders but then tries to pull it back. It's one of the most remarkable interviews I've ever seen when it comes to what is being said and body language, and is chilling. Fingers crossed.

I love to hear you guys and I've learned a lot from your video's. The reason I don't pay for information, is there is too much free content on youtube.

Loved the Pile pun Scott!!

I just finished Peter Hyatt’s book! I enjoyed learning so much from it.

@jojomarsh2583

2 жыл бұрын

It's a very treatable cncer... Hope you're both 100% now and forever!!

Please cover the new york governor....as soon as I saw him I thought Of you guys

Lush to find these. Thank you.

I had an English teacher who told me I was satan's child. LOL!

@MsTammi125

2 жыл бұрын

Dang lol that's ruthless

@joannholmes8726

2 жыл бұрын

Probably "projection." There were some nasty teachers when I was a kid.

There is a guy in East Texas that swears he gets videos and recordings of big foot...I would LOVE to have him questioned by you guys.. He has feeding cans in his trees, but, he never seems to put a camera on those trees.. I think the Body Language experts would squish him like a bug....

I love your stories Scott. You are so funny and cute man, and your voice is just braw.

@christinesowards6353

2 жыл бұрын

Agree about how cute and funny Scott is, but I found him first. I bet he's a blast with whom to tip a few.

I've seen a ghost, a spirit.... a something. More than once (when I was younger, thank God) 🤷🏽‍♀️

@muellerphyllis

2 жыл бұрын

I have too. I believe children are much more receptive to things unseen.

I have a ‘ghost’ type situation that I still can’t explain. It happened to both my eldest brother and me on the same day at different times. My brother was on the spectrum and not one to be overly creative or descriptive.

Love the explanation of a nasarisstic behaviour and the addiction that comes for it.

Can you ask Jim Smyth to look into Andrew Paul Johnson? Nova Scotian Serial killer deemed a dangerous offender, not charged with a single murder.

I’d like you guys to do a program on the Daniel Andrew’s pressers here in Australia. Our state premiers have locked up most of the Australian population and staged a coup from the Federal Government!

Scott, I had thyroid cancer too. Thet say it's the good cancer but there is no "good " cancer.Wish you well.

So, I am learning so much, I feel I can use my expertise on “The Bachelorette”. I do believe it is an extremely vapid television show, but I find analyzing it hysterical.

I feel a little bit like Scarlett O'Hara talking to the Tarleton twins, 'I just can't make up my mind which of you is the handsomest. I was awake all last night trying to figure it out.' meow! lol! Great content guys.

I would love to see you guys interview some big foot people

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Me too.

I approve of gum!

@katieohagan6082

2 жыл бұрын

Scott I am from the old country Ireland I got kicked out of choir in school by my teacher who was a nun and the head superior I still Chew gum At least it’s not chewing tobacco hello

Hi Scott and Greg, have you heard of our northern lass Emma Kenny 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 shes amazing, I'd love if you worked with her 😊 love these Q&As ❤

My Dad said he would come back after he died if he could to me. I never saw it if he did.

@courtneyr214

2 жыл бұрын

My mom said the same. But to my knowledge she never did. : ( However I have seen multiple ghosts! My last house had one that was seen by many people who came in my house. We called her Evelyn since that was the lady who passed in our house before we moved in. We loved her!! Sad to say we moved and no ghosts here. : (

@amyjohnson4543

2 жыл бұрын

@@courtneyr214 How interesting! I do wonder sometimes if something that has happened good, or really lucky is because of him. I ducked out of danger when a large iron projectile came through my windshield. I would have certainly been killed. The state patrol, and the body shop was astounded i survived. I thank him.

@courtneyr214

2 жыл бұрын

@@amyjohnson4543 Wow! Now that is crazy. I wouldn't doubt if he was looking out for you that day. Glad you're still here. : )

@amyjohnson4543

2 жыл бұрын

@@courtneyr214 thanks! Glad we found these guys ... absolutely love listening to them. I bet they hit 1m subs soon.

Hi guys !!!

Loved snakes in suits.

Greg, if you were interrogating me, I would pee my pants and tell you everything I know.

@scottRouse will you still be posting these videos on KZread or are they now exclusively part of your bodylanguagemembership community?

Please look at videos of Drew Peterson!!

Hey guys, I really saw Bigfoot, well not in person but on tape, these two guys in the wilderness , they're eating beef jerky and they lit a bag of poop on fire and threw it at Bigfoot and he stepped on it and they're laughing and Bigfoot snuck up on them and boy were they sorry.

@linwei-lee110

Жыл бұрын

😹

Can't seem to find Peters book or Roberts book on Audible Australia.. Argh lol

Please bring back the 4 team!!! Please.

Here for the Coffee & Mayhem.

I without a shadow of a doubt have seen many many ghosts and my@ Scott

Coffee and Mayhem; new merch?

@andreamalinowski9807

2 жыл бұрын

I'd buy that if it were available.

@user-ee2qq4hp3z

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Thought same! Mugs or something

Where are the Bigfoot shows?

All you gotta do is bribe Tesla with a pigeon

I got to be the 17th "like"....lol...made my day ,,,(one of my fav numbers,,obviously)...which brings my first question,,can you tell anything about people just knowing what their fav numbers & colors are?...just curious...

Do you ever have to interrogate somebody through audio only without seeing them? I have to listen to customers and make decisions on whether or not theyre telling me the truth. I listen for body movements, voice inflection, pitch, noise behind them, repetiveness, story changes etc. Wondering if you do that as well?

@ScottRouse

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never done that before.

Greg, I'm not sure you're aware of it, but you talk over and cut Scott off A LOT. Check the 40:29 minute mark for a good example (talk about body language - his face shows his frustration!). I know you two are good friends and colleagues, so I'm certain you don't intend to show such blatant disrespect. Take a deep breath and remember this is a team effort!! Let Scott talk

@courtneyr214

2 жыл бұрын

I think Greg seemed to be a tad short on patience today.

@courtneyr214

2 жыл бұрын

However, I did get to that timestamp and I don't feel he was talking over him there exactly. I think he just happened to jump in at that moment.

@nightowl8548

2 жыл бұрын

That's just one of many, many examples throughout their videos. You could see the frustration on Scott's face. I'm not suggesting Greg is doing it purposefully, but nevertheless, it's very inconsiderate.

43:12

Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow Daybell are worth a looky loo... sadly terrifying case

@rheamickens3128

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss....but they don't have a lot of interview footage to evaluate...

@thebluevelvetriver

2 жыл бұрын

I'm hoping they will cover Melanie Gibb and Melanie Palowski.

Vanessa Van Owens

I like this? 😊

Hi Guys, curious if there is an opportunity to have Martin DeCoder as a special guest, whaddya think?

@LgacLgac

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I want to know what they think of his work

do you ever find that someone is innocent and not guilty.

Greg's face 😑😑😑😑😑 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Habits are almost always self-soothing behaviors. It's sort of a primal thing, and it is subconsciously bringing your vibration to the 432 MHZ, which is connection to "source." Now that's nothing to do with body language as far as looking for signs of someone who is trying to hide something or if a certain type of test to diaspora someone, ect.

Not live?

@vanessacee4154

2 жыл бұрын

Is your feed doing a weird never-ending frozen/buffering thing too?

@bowievision8291

2 жыл бұрын

The live was yesterday. This is the recording of that live.

Nope this isn't live.

I watched this one yesterday, this isn’t live…

@grammamarth6681

2 жыл бұрын

Its live for members on the website. As watched on YT for the rest of us non-members

@pammyt360

2 жыл бұрын

@@grammamarth6681 ya I watched this yesterday

Is it possible to see deception when the subject has dementia ?

@linwei-lee110

Жыл бұрын

Answering you as someone with a brain injury (originally categorized as severe, now somewhere between severe and intermediate) that impacts my memory. I'm not an interrogator, or even a good judge of character. But I spend a lot of time with other people who also have difficulty with memory/common sense, so dementia, Alzheimer's, and brain injury. Unlike people with dementia who have universal cognitive deficits, there are parts of my brain that function well and other parts that function poorly. The only people with dementia I've met who knowingly lie are thieves who out themselves because they will tell you their rationalization out loud as if it would make sense to you. For example, "I didn't switch the name tags between your new walker and my old walker with the wheel that falls off. But, if someone did something like that, what would it matter because you have a husband to buy you a new one and I'm all alone." However, being honest while relaying information that is factually inaccurate is widespread for multiple reasons. *Haphazard coding of information into long-term memory means that people often can't prioritize what information gets coded into long-term memory. For example, remembering you had pizza yesterday, but not necessarily whether you remembered to mail your tax form. *Fractured memories often occur when you are given too much information at one time and/or information that doesn't need to be acted on in the moment. For ex, if you and your aide are going grocery shopping and you take the envelope with your tax returns to mail. At the grocery store you start emptying out your purse to find your wallet. When you put items back in your purse, you don't include the tax envelope because you don't normally carry around mail in your purse and so assume it's not yours. *Filling in the memory gaps based on your pre-cognitive deficit life. For ex, you were always responsible about filing taxes, you know dementia hasn't changed your personal ethics, so you believe you mailed in your tax form because you are a responsible citizen. *Filling in the gaps based on available corroborating information. You come home, see "mail your tax form" on your calendar, remember putting the envelope into your purse, check and see the envelope is gone, so believe that you mailed it. *Filling in the gaps by confusing your fantasy life with reality. You've always daydreamed that one day you'd get a $20,000 tax return and travel on a cruise ship around the world, but don't remember that you never earned more than $18,000. So, you believe you are telling the truth when you show everyone brochures from the cruise lines and brag about your $20,000 tax return. *Filling in the gaps based on a false analogy. For example, you are not allowed to pickup any item that weighs more than 5 lbs. The physical therapist said it's too hard for you to do because it's too heavy, so you could injure yourself. A. You believe you mailed in your tax form because the envelope weighs less than 5 lbs, and you always do things you are allowed to do. B. You believe you didn't mail in your tax forms because taxes are hard to do, hard things can injure you, and you are not allowed to do anything that might hurt you. C. Oscillating between both statements. D. Combining both statements.

I'm having no problem reading Scott's body language...."stfu and get to the next question Greg!!!" Gosh!!! I like G...brilliant guy...but geez!!! Coming off very show boatish.

@nightowl8548

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!!