Carry jokes forward instead of dropping them after one exchange
Fabrizio Rausa highlights a specific technique he calls carrying the joke over. When a woman says she is in an amazing spot, instead of asking directly what good character traits she has, he made the question about the spot itself, keeping the earlier joke alive rather than abandoning it for a straight interview question. This creates a feeling of continuity and inside-joke energy across the conversation. It signals you are actually paying attention and that you are enjoying the interaction rather than just collecting information.
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