How to skillfully issue an eviction order

The methods of cleverly expelling guests include: hinting at the other party from the side, posting "slogans" by writing instead of speaking, taking the initiative by attacking instead of defending, inducing the other party to develop interests and hobbies, etc.

1. Side hints to the other party

You can use gentle words to remind and hint to the raconteur that the host does not have extra time to chat with him. Compared with the ruthless expulsion order, this method is easier to be accepted by the other party.

2. Use writing instead of speaking to post "slogans"

Some rappers are not very sensitive in analyzing semantic meaning, and euphemistic eviction orders often fail to work. For these people, you might as well use the method of posting words instead of straightforward language to express the meaning that people can understand at a glance.

3. Use offense instead of defense and take the initiative

You can use a proactive attitude to block the way for the gossips to visit. Find out what time he usually comes to your home every day, and you might as well go to your door a quarter of an hour before he comes to visit: "You have visited many times, and I have shown courtesy to you. I should pay you a return visit, otherwise it would be too rude." So he changed his name from host to guest. Becoming a guest, he turned from a guest into a host.

4. Inducing the other party to develop hobbies

Most rappers have neither ambition nor elegant hobbies. If he feels that he has a plan to complete and something interesting to do, he will have no time to visit other people's homes, which can fundamentally solve the problem.

Sentences that may imply an eviction order:

1. "I couldn't have a good chat with you this time": "I couldn't have a good chat with you", many When people hear this sentence at first, they will think that it is just the owner's unintentional emotion, but in fact, behind them lies the meaning: "I am very busy, and I still have things to deal with later." When the host says this, it means that the chat can end here and there is no need to go any further, so he is also giving an order to exclude others.

2. "It's still early, and there's nothing to do when you get home, so just stay a little longer": Some people will also give others an eviction order by "speaking sarcastically", although on the surface it seems It's still early, but essentially I want to remind others that they have been guests for a long time, and saying this is just a symbolic way of trying to save them.

3. "It's almost dinner time, let's stay home and eat together": If the host suddenly says such a sentence when it's almost time to finish the meal, it's likely that he is being polite. They may hope to use such words to hint to the guests that it is almost dinner time and it is getting dark, so they can leave.

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