You slip in a little salt and watch how they drink it.
You have a habit of putting one small sting into an otherwise pleasant situation and then watching, very carefully, what happens next. A joke with an edge on it. A slightly too-honest question at the wrong moment. A favour asked that is a little inconvenient. You will call it humour and it genuinely is funny, but the Eye notices it is also information-gathering: you want to know who smiles and finishes the cup and who puts it down, and you want to know it early, before you have invested anything. It works. You have caught things about people years before their friends did. It also means you have never once found out what someone would be like with you if you had not been probing them the whole time.
Get your read — free on iPhoneA small sting tells you how someone handles a small sting. It tells you nothing about how they would love you if you ever let them try it plain.
you put one sting in everything sweet so you can find out early who flinches — before you have anything to lose.
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