My 1st husband, who’s hoping to also be my 2nd husband, isn’t fond of my improved bs detecting abilities. 😂 You’re all fantastic, TY.

@jessicasparks5319

Жыл бұрын

😅😅😅😅

I'm sorry, but Scott is simply adorable. I love the rambling. Truly!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Donna. We can’t end it live, so, there you have it. 😐

@changingperspective.

3 жыл бұрын

LOL! So true!!!😍

@MostlyLoveOfMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Simp! Lol

@user-ue1hs3ty6z

7 күн бұрын

I agree! He's so...real! As we women learn more b.s. detection the men should be frightened to lie to us now! 🫢

You’re doing a great job scott! Don’t worry!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! 🙂

@JustMeYouSee

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse John Denver had a Aunt Lou! Eww! 😇

@Lauren-ic8gw

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse Yeah love you guys, and since binged all The Behaviour Panel videos now, a few times each! Glad found these now too. As can never wait for you guys' new videos now each week! When check and I'm a day early, I'm like oh damn, gotta wait another day, lol!! Watching from Scotland. So yeah you guys all doing a great job, love the way you all bounce off each other, and come at it from slightly different angles, makes great all round shows! So yeah, found new content to watch now too! Thanks Scott and Greg for these videos too!! Keep up the great work! x

SCOTT- I thought of you the other day. There was a sketchy character near me. I was watching his movements. I then said to myself "Look at this guy, he's a wacky water weasel!" Haha I thought you would like that one.

@shandylarica5148

3 жыл бұрын

Haahahahha. Love it!!

@jo-cx7pb

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

😮

Sometimes people who lack skills in one area (dyslexia) have super powers in other areas (body language, Intelligence). You are a legend Scott Rouse and are just so interesting and I could never get sick of hearing your voice. People adore you from all over the world! Let that sink in😍🤩

@user-ue1hs3ty6z

7 күн бұрын

I have always been able to connect and read most ppl, now I have lost a lot of my visual activity(legally blind) and all I asked God was to be happy and to give me a better "6th" sense. Thru these gents, I am super b.s. detector chic!

I don't know how anyone could get mad at you guys. Gregg you are so lovely giving that lady a hug, most people in the same circumstances would I imagine go into defence mode and shout back. Love you guys!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Greg is a giant softie.

@jo-cx7pb

3 жыл бұрын

Fab 4 ☺️

Greg: “I can be real hard nosed about interrogations.” Everyone who watches the behavior panel: “we worked that out.” 😂

@Fee212

2 жыл бұрын

I'd hate, hate, hate to be in trouble and have Greg interrogating me. Oh my days!!

@nicks3350

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fee212 you and me both. I’m starting to think Chase might actually be worse though. Dude would have you crying about your 7th birthday party 10 mins in to the interrogation. 😂

I love how real and raw this is. Acknowledging the hiccups with technology. I am a LUDDITE so I appreciate the rawness.

I'd leave this up, even though it's for members it gives them a taste and will come back for more. Sign me up!!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

I'll take your advice, Dave. Thank you. : )

@NurseNelson

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse Yep I'm looking around trying to work out how to join. And I feel lucky to have a peek at what this membership is all about! I didn't know about it until I saw this.

Omg scott you’re cracking me up!!! Does this make me look older??? Ha ha ha

Scott: ( eyebrow flash, increased blink rate, palms held close to his body & facing his chest, turns head slightly as if “pulling taffy”!, smiles to camera). I’m 26 years old. Do you think this camera makes me look older? 😂😂😂 Greg: (broad genuine smile) Yeah I do. Love you guys💕

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Nice catch… 🙂

Scott, thanks for the KZread freebie 😊

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

You sure are welcome. 🙂

Out of all the ninja turtles, these two are my favorite.

What do ya'll think of handwriting analysis?

Love you lots, Scott!! Hi, Greg!!! You’re both just great!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. : )

I HAD to laugh when Scott ranted about it not being NORMAL for people to actually go check out a noise in a dark basement or in the woods and whatnot. I guess I'm not normal (which will be no surprise to my husband - HA!) because, unless I can immediately identify a sound as a possible PERSON, I DO go to find out what it is, even in the dark. I long ago recognized I'm good horror movie fodder because of that. LOL

No need to apologise Scott, you’re doing a stellar job! Have a great Sunday, cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭

Every time I think of a question and type it, you guys cover it before I can hit ‘post’! Are you mind readers? 😂😂😉

Greg, my Dad is a desert storm vet and I remember him saying he couldn’t watch Blackhawk Down because he knew men that were lost in the mission. After he said that I realized he doesn’t watch any war movies. Much like you. I understand it now.

Omg! If I knew this was happening I would have totally signed up to be there!!! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Lololol scott… “I had to turn off auto focus… it’s making me nauseous” ha ha you crack me up!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

I wasn't kidding...

Scott, the episode, early one, don’t remember, when you spit your gum across the desk I laughed my ass off because it’s something I would do! 😂😂. Keep being you! It’s just gum!!

Hi guys! Just finished "I can read you like a book, " on Audible. I bookmarked SO many parts!

@zovalentine7305

3 жыл бұрын

Great book, I have it. I also have Scott's 'Understanding Body Language' which is equally great!

@valorabock6325

3 жыл бұрын

Is this one of their books?

Not gonna lie I’m loving that you couldn’t figure out how to not have this on KZread 😂 I so badly want to do the courses but I just can’t afford it. I’m going to be able to one day and as soon as I can I’m going to sign up! But anyways I’m glad to get this free sneak peak! It just makes me even more determined to make more money so I can take the courses!! Y’all are seriously awesome!

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Email me. BodyLanguageTactics@gmail.com

Excellent!!!! Thank you both so much!!!! 😄😄✌️👌

Really enjoyable, please don't get too polished lol Maybe it was a happy accident that the first one is on KZread, don't take it down even if you figure out how too, it's a good teaser for new members 😉

❤️❤️ you hugged her. Gems of knowledge, super helpful and interesting. Thankyou.

@normavonammon5530

3 жыл бұрын

I really loved that! What a way to approach a situation like that!

@zovalentine7305

3 жыл бұрын

Powerful!

@valorabock6325

3 жыл бұрын

Loved that as well.

4:53 “it’s what you transmit that’s just as important as what you’re decoding or seeing” excellent nugget of information

Laughed out loud a few times..."not that I'm saying people in Nashville are Psychopaths"

I really enjoyed this. You guys make a great team. I learning to deal with the ego (I live with) because of you guys. Mine isn't dangerous, just vacant. Like Scott said "nobody's home". Greg, giving that lady a hug was the best thing you could do. Sometimes, that's all we need. Thanks, fellas!

I was bummed I missed this the other day! Thank you for posting it! Please do another!😜

@zovalentine7305

3 жыл бұрын

Will not be on yt again. Will be "on the inside" for BLC members only.

I love watching you guys !!! I’m a member of the club and I hope to be able to start enjoying it soon. Sometimes life gets in the way…

Sorry I missed this ... Good luck with your BodyLanguage membership drive ...

I Just Joined Your Body Language Membership!🎉 I am learning so much from you guys and loving every minute!💕 I loved this Behavior Panel topic tonight!😃

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Yay!

Excellent both of you! Thank you for giving us these tips to maneuver through this increasing strange world. I enjoy all that you do! Greg, I hugged the woman that backed into my car. Totally defused the situation. We even went for dinner a couple months later and are now friends. Who knew;)

There are 3 front desk men at my apartment building who work rotating shifts. There is one of them who has always given me the creeps. But I tried to ignore that feeling and made an effort to be nice to him. Then he no longer worked here, to my great relief. Unfortunately he is back now. And he still gives me the creeps. But before he returned I had watched several of your videos and The Behavior Panel videos. Because of those videos I decided to trust my initial instinct about him. So I treat him politely but very business like. I no longer make an effort to be extra nice to him.

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

😯

@rae-annhendershot508

3 жыл бұрын

There is a book titled “The Gift of Fear” that might be helpful to you.

@SandraHof

3 жыл бұрын

@@rae-annhendershot508 Funny you should say that…I am about a third of the way through it now.😁 I had recently watched an interview of Scott Rous or Chase Hughes and it was recommended during that interview, so I bought it off Amazon. It is great reading. I even shared a couple of quotes from it with one of my best friends. Thank you for your thoughtful recommendation of the book!

@rae-annhendershot508

3 жыл бұрын

@@SandraHof I had a philosophy professor recommend it to me when I was getting some bad vibes. As I was reading your post, I remembered feeling the way you were describing:-) enjoy!

Always a pleasure to listen to you both. You are always so informative and just fun to watch. Keep doing what you're doing, you guys are awesome 🇨🇦✌️

Loving this!! And Thank You for telling us what that little voice is at the end of your videos..it was creeping me out!, Lol

I'm so happy this is back! I caught just a little live and was bummed when I went back & it was gone! Thank you Scott & Greg!

Really great 1st run. I could listen to you guys drop knowledge all day. Happy to be a part of the membership

This feels natural, authentic and relatable. There's a lovely honest vibe in this Q&A session. Bloody great job, thank you! X

Hey Guys, Ive been watching the Brhaviour panel for a while now and didn't know about these Q&A videos - now i am binge watching them all. Love the stuff you do and you and Greg are my favourites...Greg you are the loveliest guy and the most terrifying guy all at the same time...I bet everyone says that to you!

@reneet5858

2 жыл бұрын

So Many people look at Greg as terrifying. While I think he has that capacity , due to his life's work, and experiences, I don't immediately see/ feel, or get that vibe. He reminds me of a Protective personality. Scott comes across, to me, as an easygoing person, unless his "radar" goes off about someone they're analyzing. As always, JMO.

Yes, Eric Hunley's interviews are very interesting. I highly recommend!! Today his (old) McAfee interview popped into my feed. RIPP John McAfee 9-18-45 ~ 6-23-2021.

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Eric is awesome.

Thanks for the sneak peek into the group! I want to join!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Caine on in! BodyLanguageMembership.com Hundreds of people interested in the same thing you are, are in there waiting for you!

Hi guys, I'm loving this! I missed when you did it live. Scott you're doing great and you're hilarious! I always have the best time watching you both, You complement each other, and it's so much fun! Greg's smile when Scott goes on and on is priceless.The "sweet and sour chicken" the "Darth Vader costume" and so many other tidbits are wonderful. I'll try to get a couple of questions in live the next time. Love you!

@zovalentine7305

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure if you have BLC membership, you can watch anytime

@normavonammon5530

3 жыл бұрын

@@zovalentine7305 I believe that it was taken off, and today Scott put it up again as a replay, and it also ended up here on KZread (by mistake, like he says). I definitely have the BLC membership and love it!

Always be aware of your surroundings. Thanks for sharing

@lisastewart5885

3 жыл бұрын

💯

I haven’t signed up but I will as soon as I figure it out. Thank you so much guys! I’ve learned very important things from your show.

Thanks Scott & Greg so glad to see this you have a Q&A!

🥰🥳 loving it guys xx

Added bonus thanks guys. Sorry I haven’t joined but I can’t afford it.

@dizziechef9502

3 жыл бұрын

I can’t either

7th graders are great! Nerdy stuff is fascinating to kiddos that age.

This was great! Really enjoyed it, thank you

I know this video is a year old, but what great free publicity! I just joined The Body Language Membership! Thanks boys!! 😃

@ScottRouse

Жыл бұрын

Yay! Thanks Meichelle. I think you’ll have a blast in there. 🙂

I am sooooo happy to see you both!!!!💗💗💗💗💗

You guys are so cool, thank you for all of the info you teach us!!

Cant get enough of you two ,also a big fan of the panel ... (All Having My life lol) Your time & knowledge given is Greatly appreciated .Much love from the UK x

I love watching you guys! Just makes me want to study behavior more.

I just love listening to these two. This is so informative.

Y'all are great! 💜

Thank you for your time and information. You guys are a nice break in the day. Hi from Littlerock, CA.

How fascinating! My dad passed away when I was 5 1/2 and the last time I saw my aunt, his sister, she commented how much my sense of humor and personality was like my dads! It meant a lot to me for her to tell me! Also I’ve collected photos And love genealogy and noticed how my mother and I and the females on her fathers side (who she knew the most) sit and stand so much like one another! I never knew most of them. I always wonder how much is in our DNA and how much of who we are is also a result of the environment we were raised in. Thanks for sharing! I feel like I’m not so crazy when I listen to you gentlemen! There’s little chance anyone will change my mind about reading body language! It’s when I’ve turned a blind eye or didn’t trust myself that things wind up going wrong! Trust your feelings and stop to ask why and go research to find out before reacting or making a choice! You’ll thank yourself later! 👍🏻👏🏻❤️😁

This is great. Thanks guys. 😀✌🏽

Love love love. Thanks both.

So bleak that I missed this live! I'll definitely be watching for the next one. On another note: Scott, I've got an old phone book I'd be happy to have you read to me :D

Thanks for this. Scott is funny

I'm sooo happy!

Just finished watching this and I'll have to look into this membership thing. So many things I want to say but we'll try to keep it short. Hanging out with you and your would be a hoot! I think Scott and his Radio voice is entertaining us as much as it is entertaining him! Finally, regarding Brad Pitt. As soon as you mentioned him I automatically visualized him chewing gum. And on that note, I think Tim Allen is underrated and it's something I rarely mention 2 people. I think they'll think I'm crazy. As always, thanks for the entertainment!

I really enjoy your Q@A all of them

One of the best things that ever happened to my kids on the spectrum was help and training with body language. Both of them are very social and fairly effortless relating to others, unlike me. They started by 4th grade. I'm so thankful our local school system hooked the guys up with an amazing psychologist. The younger has a business meditating consumer complaints.

I love your channel💙T y

You guys are cracking me up!🤣😂🤣

I think you look great, Scott! Greg looks good, also. Sometimes his lighting makes him look pale, really pale. Today, you both look great.

Hey guys. So glad this video was accidentally public. I subscribe to (and love) the Behaviour Panel, and was curious about your Body Language Membership. Loved this Q and A and have just signed up. Cheers Julie.

Oh just saw I have to become a member to see these. I will see if that works for me money wis. Thanks guys.

the most amazing show!

You guys are so fascinating. 😊

These and your other videos are so much more interesting than most things on the internet, wow. An issue for me is, I'm a therapist and read people like crazy but towards a different end. Though maybe I do reach for a confession of sorts (what happened to you to make you the way you are?) but through a different process and over long periods of time... I think of myself as not analytical insofar as overt behavior but maybe I am. I do watch, but mostly I listen. I'm not sure how I do what I do, but I think I do it through my body, a kinesthetic observer. (Grad school doesn't teach these concepts, why would they?) (Rhetorical question.) My point/process with people is to establish trust however long that might take, get a sense of the kinds of things driving behaviors and listen for the truth because most people don't know it and we're trying to find it. Or at least I am given that most people I see would have entirely different lives if they knew their truth and lived it rather than crushed it with depression or let the attempt to outrun it drive them with anxiety... often. So... when I hear someone say what's true for them (truth rings like a bell when people speak it) I talk to them about what I hear them saying (for real not as an active listening ploy - I'm not guessing or paraphrasing to be coy, I'm confronting to help them wake up). Often people say they're confused about a person or situation and the truth is, they're conflicted about it. They don't want to know what they know. And I can recognize that - but I'm old and have been at this a long time in my life as well as working with others. Beware old age and treachery stuff. At any rate, in private practice, people aren't there to lie to me - except people do if they're ashamed of something, which I may or may not follow up on given a variety of givens. I spent 12 years as one of those mental health professionals who was called out to conduct an investigation to determine whether or not a respondent should be placed on an involuntary hold. That required looking and listening on a pretty broad scale as my job was to determine if the person posed a risk and people were in crisis and often very mentally ill and/or violent. The ones I often listened the hardest to was family members as they often have the most loaded agendas for wanting someone locked up... And I worked in the jail a bit and was called upon to determine whether or not an inmate could go into general population so of course most of them had a reason to lie. I hated working with sociopaths and criminals though, ugh. I prefer being open with clients and not having to arm myself against constant manipulation and stories that nobody wants to hear about, ever. But it's all education. One of my trainers, a psychiatrist, used to tell us that it was easy to diagnose sociopaths as you immediately want to give them your wallet and the keys to the place. Most of the sociopaths I've met, especially young gang members are especially likable and charming, but of course I had things they might want and no particular agenda for them to fear. Anyway - all of that to say my reasons for reading/studying human behavior are different and I don't' want to get my brain in the way of my other senses by trying to make this a study. So I am conflicted about wading into these too far - that's my main point here. (haha, buried the lead). Oh and my opinion regarding how to learn to read body language is grow up in an abusive emotionally or physically violent household, then figure out what you were entrained to know about people's behaviors. That's a joke. But not really. Great stuff - thanks!

Thanks guys 🙌🏻 ✌🏻

So thrilled for your video xoxoxo from Toronto

Oh, I've just discovered this channel. Excellent - thank you guys. Hope you do more of these. Scott's accent is an absolute delight!🤗 Blessings from Scotland. 👍 Oh my goodness I'm never getting botox (again)🤣🤣🤣

I love watching y’all analyze all the videos!! 👍👏💜

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Joyce. 🙂

Awesome I love y'all best

I love you guys so much 💗

I think you guys are great … I love when you joke around and you play tricks on Chase and you all shaking your heads when he’s on mute it’s hysterical and we can all read his lips so we know what he says LOL 😆 It’s amazing what you guys see I find it fascinating and when you play the tape back I try to catch everything you said but I’m lucky if I catch one or two of them… 👍✌️

I just found this and I'm so glad I did. I've joined and I'm very excited for the knowledge to be gleaned. You guys are awesome!!!!

@andyschool

2 жыл бұрын

Shela, go back & watch them in order. It reinforces each manner of interpretation. Baseline baseline baseline. If there aren’t any baseline videos available, there are plenty of other “tells” their channel called Behavior Panel will show. This BLT course teaches us what to watch for to detect deception in a variety of ways. These guys are all so experienced & great at what they do! Love these gems on KZread!!

You guys did VERY good job. Thank you for taking your time to learn us "newbies" something new. Much respect from Miss Olsen, Denmark, Scandinavia. ♡

@hummingbird275

3 жыл бұрын

Begotten Olsen They are great at teaching all of us helpful & interesting things!

Not overwhelming at all. There is never enough of this valuable information, and thank you so much for that !!! Why not turn this Q&A as a bodylangage membership podcast /+ mp3 like in the BLT courses? It could be really nice to listen to it too.

Awesome...I was wondering what the membership is about. Thanks for a taste. Now I got a fevah for the flavah

This is great guys. I wish I knew this was on as I do have a question about a co-worker of mine. I will try to catch you next time. :)

Love this

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙂

Great stuff!

We love you Scott! I love this new show y’all are doing!! And was the book on statement analysis is it… in sheep’s clothing?

My pet peeve with actors is when they're pretending that something caught their eye or saw something by accident. A lot of them don't make that look real. I also admire Brad Pitt's acting talent. I am especially appreciative of your channel today because I had some friends last night telling me that I can be too analytical and read too much and watch too much informational content. But I love behavioral science, I enjoy hearing about studies done and also I'm fascinated by the brain. I feel like I found some of my people here! Haha. Thank you. 😁

Thank You Guy's 🌹So Interesting

Greg - I’m now looking forward to someone yelling at me so I can see if the :30 pause and empathic reply works.

@courtneyr214

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

Woah somethings wrong with youtube, I didnt get the notif even with the bell icon on. Anyways great video Scott!!

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it. : )

from south carolina, I never miss an episode with you guys

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Yay! 🙂

I went from Peter Hyatt to you guys because I wanted more. His book is "Wise as a serpent, gentle as a dove."

@Fee212

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I loved Desmond Morris' books and TV programs so much, and then I watched Peter Hyatt's KZread channel before there even WAS TBP channel. You are correct about his book's title. It's well worth the £££.

Glad you uploaded it again

@zovalentine7305

3 жыл бұрын

Yt upload was "mistake". Need to get BLC membership.

@areeja2672

3 жыл бұрын

@@zovalentine7305 I know I watched it live but I’m glad Scott uploaded on his channel now After watching it I’m considering the membership now 😂 It was on accident but was also good advertising hehe

@areeja2672

3 жыл бұрын

@@zovalentine7305 so the live was a mistake but this upload isn’t Long story short

Looks like fun!