Ha. This was filmed right down the street from me at the old Willow House coffee shop. How fun!Funny video. Obviously a satire, and perfectly understated as one.

Lots of the claims here I've seen before: men and red, good posture, eye contact, name-saying, people interested in people who are interested in them. These might are not necessarily backed up by numerous rigorous studies, but at least -some- study public-interest-appealing enough to get an associated press blurb or land in a fluff magazine. Then they clearly had fun with acting these things out.So this is no truer or falser than the magazines at the supermarket check-out: "infotainment" more fun than anything else.If this video "is for idiots" as says the commenter below, than fluff magazines are also for idiots; you decide.My beef: the gray-haired guy who's supposed to be the "upgrade" version is not so attractive.

Given the name of video, and the names of other videos (How to Stop Cutting?), not to mention the comedic nature of the filming, this is not supposed to be for real. I would take it as more of a parody of cheesy 50s style commercials and etc and satirical of people's wants. Not that the video itself was amazing, but I think people are getting the wrong impression.

People, if you believe any of this, other than the eye contact and the white teeth thing, you're fools. hand gestures are a cultural thing and also very un-needed. I have watched many women whom I found to be attractive, to actually lose attractiveness, when they talked with their hands a lot.To me, it's putting on a show, just to look better in whatever way. Looks, attitude, charisma, etc. Eye contact is important, but if you feel the need to use your hands to get heir attention, then you have nothing important to say.This video is for idiots, who can't say anything that's above the IQ of a dead gnat.