I notice details. I always have. All of us are more than just one thing, but we have common traits. We all gotta eat, sleep, blah, blah. How you do it is just paying small attention. If a man shakes your hand, you can tell by the roughness if he works for a living, or if he got his build in a gym. There are also gentle assumptions that you can make based on your observations. The guy with the rough hands will be more likely to help you get your car out of the ditch - he knows it might be him needing help tomorrow. The guy in the suit, not so much. If a person is coming down with a cold, their eyeballs look very slightly glassy, they just feel a little off, but you can see it coming if you look, and you don't have to stare either.

The next time you see your buddy Shaka, just watch her as she's snuffling around. If she smells something of interest, you can see the change in her posture instantly if it's something to hunt. Dogs are easy to read, people just a little harder, but it's all there. Takes a little time to learn, that's all.

I'll send you a note about the place. Too long for here.

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Lead if you think you can, follow if you need to. Just get the hell out of my way while you decide.