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@lfmfn3026

3 жыл бұрын

Scott Rouse WoW Bootsy Collins, great taste!! Greetings, Mark van den Hoek from the Netherlands.

@BiologyalwaysWins

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for doing the KZread thing. I cant afford stuff right now. But I been watching you guys before you were all in frame together. You helped with my teenage people. I wish (kinda) I had babies when you guys came on. I sadly was of the mind 50% of what my kids & their friends say is a lie. However it took me along time to get it right. Love your work. I am dying to get my brother a financial advisor VP & my hubby mechanical engineer to do body language tactics. I 😭😱 dont have a good reason to do more than KZread since we are empty nester's & our grandbabies live far away. Disabled I try not to interact. I feel like I have a light above me sayin "disabled easy prey." Which is why I walk & train big dogs. Our new one dog is very much a guard dog. Her instincts are spot on. So thanks for helping out us poor folk that really love this stuff but sadly can't financially justify spending money on it. Although Scott I have your book & Mark's in my audio books. Which you would do more of them.

I really want the panel members to play "two truths and a lie" so they have to analyze each other lol

@mrsb1966

3 жыл бұрын

That would make a great Christmas video treat for us panelists.🎅🏻

I'm so disoriented with Scott on the left & Greg on the right.

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I forgot to hit record and catch from Zoom, so I had to use what shows up on KZread. 😒

@christineh4782

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse For a newbie to learn video tech you are doing well Scott.

@bowievision8291

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse You are being way too hard on yourself. This is all just soo wonderfully interesting. Who cares about tech 🤷

@cindysmalling4226

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

I relate to another commenter who said their interest in body language stems from an abusive childhood. I also suffered abuse as a child and I have become hypervigilant as a result. This has led an an instinct and almost a survival technique of reading body language. It has been a sixth sense if you will. However, watching you guys and others (Peter Hyatt was my first real influence) has shown me WHY I get the feelings I do. To see body language broken down into such minute detail is fascinating and has helped me to better understand what I'm seeing beyond just "a feeling".

@donnaflynn8064

3 жыл бұрын

I'm into it because I own a small business, and am attempting to re-enter the dating world. Let's just say that dating, and flirting have changed a lot in the last 30 years.

@_i_am_unceded

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Survival.

@naturalselectioninterventi4805

3 жыл бұрын

I see all the ques of abuse in others that were so blatantly missed/ignored in me growing up. It's a horrific, unwanted superpower that I didnt ask for.

@SevasTra1900

2 жыл бұрын

Same here unfortunately. I think this information they give helps us stand back and look at the person rather than feel bad vibes.

@lorif3231

2 жыл бұрын

Abused children gain an almost innate ability to read body language. It's a survival skill. While young they don't have the understanding of it or words for it, but they know.

I obviously love the content of this channel but what I think I love the most is these strong male relationships that are so supportive and empowering and respectful

@wayofthewonderer

3 жыл бұрын

Same! Respectful, honest and palpably humourous

@BanjoPixelSnack

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, Jen. It’s so refreshing.

@jenbarclay4679

2 ай бұрын

well it was worth a two year wait for a like from you @scottrouse 😉💋

I met my friend in Nashville last weekend and ended up on the topic of true crime, interrogation and body language over dinner. I told her to check out the BP here on YT. ..Went to bed and the next morning she said she hadn't been able to sleep and she ended up binge watching you guys all night. ...and so it begins...Lol

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no. She’s gonna hate us for keeping her up. 😬

@snaxolotl2.0

3 жыл бұрын

She is in the right tribe... we are all hooked on being panelists! I just bought Scott's book ...do you have it yet? Scott's book would be a great gift for her!

@Moshka627

3 жыл бұрын

@@snaxolotl2.0 I haven't but great idea, thank you!

@addie_is_me

3 жыл бұрын

I have a feeling that is how it commonly starts. My ma called and said to check out one of TBP videos and I spent the night binge watching.

Think it was Mark Twain who said "never argue with an idiot they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience "

@Michelina22

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome

@soberanobrasil9370

2 жыл бұрын

😁😁😁😁

Very inspirational words! "Every morning I wake up a monkey and go to bed a man." Great words to remember!Thank you!

What Greg can do to make fans happy? Have another photo taken of himself for the official group picture including the glasses this time. It's that bespectacled face that fans have become so incredibly fond of. And want adorning our coffee mugs. c;

@cpeace3172

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!! We need the Greg we see here. Heck, give him his own mug!

I use the word absolutely ALL the time! "Wanna go for a walk?" "Absolutely!" Can you do a cake for next weekend?" "Absolutely!" "Interested in Catan tonight?" "Absolutely!" I hope to never be interrogated by Scott. 🤣 I don't think I have to worry though...now that pot's legal in NY, I'm all good. 😎

@sandirhodes9126

3 жыл бұрын

I would like to amend my statement. Of COURSE I would want to be interrogated by the best, if I'm innocent! So...bring it on, guys, (but please get that baseline)!🤣

with all the craziness in the world these days you guys are an oasis

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

Laura, that’s the nicest thing I’ve heard in 3 weeks. Thank you. 🙂

I love the Behavior Panel!! I look forward to Wednesdays/Thursdays every week. This is my first time watching Q & A. I have great admiration for all four gents. However, Scott, you really had me at Led Zeppelin!!!!!

I was accused of sexually touching by a female employee of mine, she reported it & everything. That was rears ago & I am still upset about it. I had to come out as gay to all involved, with telling them whom to ask to prove that too. Nothing came of it, but I was angry & still am angry. I felt so trapped at the frustration of trying to prove a negative. I guarantee that if you are falsely accused the average person is going to appear angry, not calm & collected. TgT

Scott: " That was corny... I shouldn't have said that...." Also Scott: "but, I DID!"

@courtneyr214

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I loved that moment! It made me smile.

@SevasTra1900

2 жыл бұрын

He's really funny in these videos!

My Reply to 95% of Narcissistic remarks: " Get over yourself, and knock it off". After living with one for 15 years, who also was about as abusive as they can get, and getting out of that, Mama no longer plays.

@12thDecember

3 жыл бұрын

"Get over yourself" is the perfect response in so many situations.

I think it's actually the behaviour panel who are the Beatles of the body language world! the fab four! xD

Great comment on Myers Briggs! I am an INTJ, but the best part of discovering the personality typing for me was becoming aware that others operate differently than I do. Until that point I was never able to understand people's behaviors because I only had my own thought patterns as context. Nearly everyone around me was purely nonsensical and human behavior that departed from my baseline was a puzzle without color clues.

@jenniferjohnson6738

2 жыл бұрын

INFJ here with a similar experience. I know it's not perfect but it helps to have a framework to find of go off of for human behavior. It's like body language for behavior to me. Understanding Myers Briggs plus just getting to know someone and being observant helps me come up with a "baseline" and like Greg was saying my mind just naturally categorizes people and behaviors. Some of the body language stuff I already picked up on from living life but understanding why my alarm bells ring about certain things has been so helpful. The INTJs I've met seems to have a somewhat similar way of categorizing people. Its fascinating to me!

@kinsmade--wherecraftsarefa7830

2 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferjohnson6738 in my case I have always categorized people in what I called "boxes." I get really shaken when someone's behavior shows me I put them in the wrong box, because my boxes are levels of trust largely.

That was so great!!! Thank you. I'll watch it again. Greg please don't retire and take good care of your health. I saw you coffing and I jumped: "no!!". Too much to share, guys. You're all helping a lot of people in many ways! 🎉🎉🎉✨✨🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Love this… its just like having a genuine convo with ya mates 🙂 i feel comfortable here 👍🏻 xx

You guys are amazing. Really interesting videos i can listen to at work again and again and never get tired of it. You guys deserve all the success in the world! Hats off to you!

Some of the things you say about getting a person's trust, etc is what good nurses do everyday.😀

Thank you for doing this! We appreciate y'alls hard work!

Love this quote from Greg"I wake up a monkey and go to bed a man".

@cpeace3172

2 жыл бұрын

They could put the quote on a mug or shirt.

Thank you gentlemen for another great info session. Love what you do.

Big thanks to you both, and Mark and Chase. Great content

Brilliant Q&A, thanks, the eye movement reading makes sense now 😊

I’m so upset I missed this! Been enjoying your content, and the behavior panel.

I shall look forward to listening to this book tonight on audible 😊

Thank you again💜Im just addicted to you guys.Very impressive..i learn every day from you!

I like that Greg's demonstrating body language on Scott for us to learn 👍😁

Following both your channels is sooooo informative and VERY much appreciated ‼️💝

Wonderful Greg! What great wisdom. Go to bed a better person than I woke up. We’re all going through something!

I just love you guys! Addictive for sure 👌God bless y'all and your works! 😊

Thank you sincerely for this course..its really helped me! I love all of you! You are all better together ❤

Thank you for this!

My two that I would give ANYTHING to sit down at a meal with Greg & Scott!! I’ll bring the beer 🍺

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Thanks for that. 🙂

@MarineVet-mo4zn

3 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse I mean it. I respect y’all so much. Would love to shake y’all’s hands

@JFH-te4lu

3 жыл бұрын

@@MarineVet-mo4zn Party! I wanna come!

@christineh4782

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. It would be fascinating to sit at the table with these two and there wives!

@jessicajackson189

2 жыл бұрын

I’ll probably never meet these two but I strive to emulate these two guys’ humble personalities when I’m out with friends. I believe in vetting sources,(I don’t agree with everything they say) but I like the spirit of their “message” if you will. They would also admit they are not 100 percent correct but that they are making best conclusions they can make based on life experience and research. That’s all that can be asked of any one.

Excellent show thank you for sharing 🇨🇦

Thank you guys!! Addicted to your videos,I use it in my everyday life,I'm never short of subjects!!!!! 😂😂😂😂

Thank you, Scott! Hi Greg!

I’m watching a channel 5 programme at the moment about the Soham murders. I remember watching the news footage as it happened and remember thinking that the caretaker that the reporters were interviewing was involved in the girls disappearance. A few weeks later he was arrested for their murder. There are a few things already in this programme that I recognise from watching the behaviour panel. It would be a good one to review maybe?

@mandychadwick6823

2 жыл бұрын

I did thy same. Horrific situation and I have never forgotten. So sad. Do you remember the Shannon Matthews case here in UK 🇬🇧? Id love to see that case explored

Love you guys! Always interesting

Really enjoy these video's 😊👍

Hi guys, just found this can’t get enough of you guys. I’ve been rewatching all the behaviour panel episodes… still in love with all of them ❤️😍 xxxxxx for Rodney Reed you said you were going to a part two but you never did or if you did I can’t find it … is there any chance you can review and revisit? Xxxxxx

YES, you guys should do a Bigfoot sightings video. I know you have done the alien sightings but a bigfoot video would be great.

I m just about to go to sleeo feeling anxious and guess what ..needed to hear yiur voice and i m feeling better right away.

Scott’s impression of Mark 😂 Gold 👌🏼

You guys make me smile 😊 and laugh. Good stuff!

finally !! i have been looking for some good info ! 👍🏼

I think I may have mentioned it somewhere else but since I discovered the behavior panel about 2 months ago, i watch them over and over and take lots of notes cos it's too valuable not to retain this information thanks guys

i love this!

Been watching you fellas for awhile, I was initially interested because my own father was a psychopath. I love the panel and follow your Individual channels also.. Bravo gentleman, Bravo

Thank you 💚

Love you guys !!!!!!!

Why am I a Body Language Panelist? I grew up in abuse and child endangerment. I find myself trying to read everyone! I'm pretty good at it..🤨 but it's not always fun..this course has helped me learn the people around me, including my husband, are honest! 🥰😇😍 it would be interesting to watch you analyze good behavior

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. We try to add that when we get a chance. But it’s not always there in the topics we cover.

@Michelina22

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your time and knowledge !

@pixielou3000

3 жыл бұрын

Yess! Similar situation here. Also Autistic (but not diagnosed until adulthood) .... so i've only realized recently that that also really adds into the "always watching for danger or red flags everywhere" mentality. On a funnier note, luckily, the husband realized early on that i was a bit of a "bullshit detector" and thus has rarely lied ... except about small things. Like when he bought a new soccer ball and tried to lie about someone on his team giving it to him. After about 40 minutes of interrogation he finally broke, admitted he overpaid for it and said something like "How do you just KNOW about stuff!?" 😆

When you know a narcissist is coming over for the weekend pack your bags and treat yourself to a mini vacation. 😄

@gracie3174

2 жыл бұрын

Can you imagine being married to one? Like a jail sentence. Direct route to heaven.

Aaaaack I'm missing out on so much not being in the Community!! Working my way there. Hope to see you all soon! Thanks, guys~for letting this be on KZread. Good fun! Best to you

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Wait… I messed up. I’ll fix it. 😬

you guys are awesome!

I love you guys!

Haha! Love the opening! It’s like a comedy show!

Watching replay… wonderful! Wow Greg you’re right! I would’ve guessed you were ESTJ, or ENTJ. ☺️ Greg, I love you-and would you speak a tiny bit more slowly? Can’t wait for your trainings! Scott, ain’t nothing wrong sharing you love a name!

@Emma-yu9wb

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, take your time. Especially when giving explanations you've given countless times before the tendency is to zip through the words.

I'm an ENFP also!!! I took the test while working at our church with Youth and music ministries. Our lead Pastor was also ENFP.

Interesting... Thanks

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man.

I really enjoyed this on KZread and think that maybe I should sign up for the membership.

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Then come on in, Diorella. Go to BodyLanguageMembership.com

@christineh4782

2 жыл бұрын

I hope to see you there! It's loads of fun learning from these two and the community.

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

@@christineh4782 Thanks, Christine! 🙂

@Diorella_scent

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottRouse I’ve signed up!

Ugh, going to have to watch later tonight, off to pick hubby up from the airport

Hello from Germany 🇩🇪 Love you guys!!

Love you guys...Sandy from Cincinnati..💜💜

As an INFP I am not at all surprised to hear Greg is an ENFP!

Guys I absolutely love you guys to do Nichol Kessingers interview

@factsmatter8667

2 жыл бұрын

I doubt they could stand Kessinger's fake voices, exterme vocal dramatics, and incessant lies for more than a few minutes. minutes

Hi Scott, i do alot of eye blocking in my baseline and I'm not sure if its a confidence issue or something else, i find it very hard to look at someone especially who i don't know for a few seconds, is there anything i can do to train this? Thanks man Love every episode of behavior panel

Yeah I always say absolutely, so when u guys talked previously about "absolutely", it totally gave me a complex. Lol 😂 I started asking myself, what am I guilty about? Haha

@valleygirl2530

3 жыл бұрын

Did you hear the other 2 panelists follow Scott by saying “yes I absolutely agree with you”. 🤪

@christineh4782

2 жыл бұрын

I've noticed on the Pacific coast people say absolutely frequently.

I get overwhelmed by all the books by you guys. Which one by each of you do you suggest is most important? (Same question to the Behavior Panel other guys).

At 31:56, Scott I agree! I'm glad I'm not alone in thinking this. Once their brains are wired that way they are monsters that cannot be rehabilitated.

It was Alan Pease who first fascinated me with Body Language and he's very funny as well. Loved the podcast Gentlemen. ❤👍🇦🇺

@hwd7

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for the 💖Mr Rouse, I admire your work, and all the team at The Behaviour Panel, Greetings from Australia.

Scott or Greg, may we please get training on the liars loop in the Tactics class?

Please do an analysis on the Kyron Horman case. Especially on on his Step mother Terri Horman

love!

Hi Scott, Greg! Is this one of your disappearing vids!! Hi jacking from Lancaster, UK!!

@jessicajackson189

2 жыл бұрын

Hi from Lancaster, KY!

I am the same as you Greg in Myers Briggs!

Just brought some of you guys books. 😁

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Michael! 🙂

I would love to know how this kind of knowledge could be used for those in the psychiatric treatment world. It would make an interesting addition to their normal bag of tricks when helping people deal with trauma.

i love you both

@ScottRouse

2 жыл бұрын

🙂

I got so angry years ago when psychopath became antisocial behavior to make the really bad people sound more warm and fuzzy. They are not the warm and fuzzies. I had to grow up with one so that also meant his friends would come around. Scott's Body language Frankenstein is hilarious when he mentions his ex wife. I've watched it several times a still laugh.

I’ll watch everything you guys upload! I’ve been following Joe Navarro on Twitter for years, too. This isn’t a new interest for me. I believe I read people pretty well, but finally getting a handle on ‘how’ I’m doing it. By the way, I come up as INFJ or as INFP. It happens regularly. Why the difference? What you guys do is ‘ABSOLUTELY’ fascinating to me 😉

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Yay! 😀

@lesliemiletich6505

3 жыл бұрын

Since I stumbled across these gentleman about 3 weeks ago, I cannot wait to get home. There are other videos I’ve watched that do not compare as the 4 body language fellas are all intelligent. Keep up the amazing work fellas.

@BanjoPixelSnack

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, I’m an INFP. INFPs and INFJs are actually quite different, they don’t share any of the same cognitive functions. But we do often manifest similar behaviours both being feeler/intuitive types which is why you may come up as INFP or INFJ in an online test - the tests go on your behaviours only not the reasons for those behaviours - which leads to inaccuracy. Check out Personality Hacker website, podcast and KZread channel, there’s is a lot of info on how to ascertain your type more accurately :)

Love you guys. You speak so fast. I love to absorb everything you share but this would be easier if you slooooow down a little xxx

I have a silly, out of context question. Why does gum chewing bug so many people and thus is considered rude? Who first said it was rude and why? I know I could Google those questions, but in the context of what you observe about people and behaviors, do certain types of people chew gum? And what does it say about them? I'm a gum chewer and I don't like it when people don't like that I chew gum. I think it's rude of them to ask me to not chew it, frankly. It helps me think - and often to not be so bored with what people are saying and how long it takes them to say it. When I'm driving late at night and get sleepy, chewing gum is the absolute best thing to keep me awake. If I'm interacting with someone and get the yawns, chewing gum helps me stop the yawns. I've heard that kinesthetic learners learn best when they are moving their body in some way - as in taking notes they never read. I notice that a couple of you are gum chewers and are apologetic for it - why should gum chewers apologize to non gum chewers? I know, it's silly - but still...

@elke9499

3 жыл бұрын

Keeps ya teeth clean too 😉 Am for it.

@Juicebox-gp3uf

2 жыл бұрын

My husband's a dentist, the biggest gum chewer I know 😁 True, sugar free gum cleans your teeth.

@Juicebox-gp3uf

2 жыл бұрын

@@malgorzatawojtys9846 there you go, I agree 👍🏼 that's what it is 😉 there's a time and place for it.

@smooth_pursuit

2 жыл бұрын

As long as you don’t make a lot of noise or do it with your mouth open!

How can we get notified next rime they take questions?

17:45 Anyone married soon gonna be rewatching their wedding video to check if the groom did this or not on their wedding day 😱😳😂

'Why you wearing a shirt like that' 😂😂😂

Dang I missed this. I didnt have the alerts set up. Womp womp. Lesson learned.

Hi Scott 💫💫💫

@ScottRouse

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there, Simona. : )

I wish you guys would do the Vallow/Daybell case.

The podcast is at Phil in the blanks.

Zeitgeist! ♥️Scott

Myers Briggs: I’ve taken it several times for various reasons. I’m two types INFP and ISTJ. So I agree take it with a grain of salt. It definitely is not the end all. I’m 76. Is it possible that it depends on the “Day” that you take the questionnaire?

@AdeebaZamaan

3 жыл бұрын

When I took the Myers Briggs, the woman who administered it assured me that it was just a tool and not infallible. I could tell, because I had to choose between answers and would choose differently another day. When she scored it, it split between ENTP and ENFP, agreeing with my CONSCIOUS equal respect for feeling and thinking. Hi, Greg! BTW, astrology is similarly just a tool to classify people; Alastair Crowley compared it to a filing cabinet. I know I fill the drawers from 74 years of my own experience.

@AdeebaZamaan

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! See below, or above; I can't get the reply into the right place.

@AdeebaZamaan

3 жыл бұрын

@LogicianTenderstone @LogicianTenderstone Well, of course! I thought that was implicit in the whole discussion (the failure of psych tests to be more than tools, and temporary tools at that!). I jettisoned identity crises forty years ago because every picture of my identity I ever constructed was obsolete by the time I'd put it together. As for your metaphor, my middle name is "What box?" I'm the woman who put two full-sized beds into space for only one by sticking their boxes right THROUGH each other! (Wish I could send you the picture.) Not to mention that if I start feeling stuck--well, I have both endogenous and exogenous ways to hurl my POV against the wall and watch it slide down like jelly! (😆 Rinse and repeat as needed! 😎) If you knew me you'd wonder why you offered me this advice. Possibly my reference to astrology threw you? More probably, you're like the grad student who memorizes the jargon of her new discipline before she understands it, in order to mirror her colleagues and be accepted in their community? MOST probably, you're a bit new to this outlook and are seeking a mentor already comfortable with it to assure you that you're on the right path? You ARE, I promise, but don't undervalue categories (don't overvalue them either), because categories order chaos just long enough to keep the cat from rolling in it and destroying your temporary categories while you grab lunch and a shower before returning to work disassembling your categories and making new ones. Maybe I'm wrong: maybe you believe I require a guru, and you're he? Sorry; that position is already filled, by LIFE. Moreover, post-Post Modernistly, I work constantly to deconstruct my narratives about my life, one of those whose construction is apparently a primary human motivation--according to The Behavior Panel, citing Maslow. I'm aiming beyond narrative, towards poetry. But to get back to you: your oxymoronic nom de noeud suggests to me that you're trying to control how others see you because you think if they see you as unclassifiable you're likelier to become that way? (Beware: deny this outright and you put yourself in a box!) But all mutual preaching aside, I applaud your effort to get ALL of yourself into your "name" and to extend that recognition to others. Just don't get stuck in one name, however inclusive, because, I'd put money on it, you're even bigger! 😄 Love to you, welcome to the discussion even if you DID misread me, feel free to respond, but don't risk letting me shut you down. Keep changing and growing! 💗

@trishgreen2892

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdeebaZamaan you are one interesting person I'd like to get to know! You blew me away with your reply.

@AdeebaZamaan

2 жыл бұрын

@@trishgreen2892 😯 Thank you! I imagine I'd like you, too, as I find it impossible not to like someone who genuinely likes me! How to arrange?

i never would have imagined it, greg. i've taken the mb about 5 times in the last decade...always the same result: ENFP

@christinemcginnis8827

2 жыл бұрын

Me too and I’m artsy fartsy. Also very observant and analytical though. One of the occupations the test recommended was a priest…

@gregjaver3049

2 жыл бұрын

@@malgorzatawojtys9846 the myers-briggs personality test

Here’s my take on Myers Briggs: I score really high on each of the four categories/letters. This means that it’s very useful to me. My friend, on the other hand is very low to low on all of them. For her, all of it could go either way. So my idea is that these “fence sitters” don’t have much use for it. Their “type” is too ambiguous for it to fit them in any meaningful way. INTJ

Yeah .... this video was saying unauthorised ( maybe just here in the Uk ) earlier ... but it’s back !! I thought you might have blocked me for requesting that you play the piano Scott ! 😃

Scott, you need a pad under your keyboard. It's noisy and distracting here and during the behavior panel. Love watching you all!

Hi guys!!

Just a thought... cup half empty? Half full? Want your cup wholly FILLED? Measure what you got and get a cup THAT size....