Remember, when you banter with an audience member, the rest of the audience has no idea what’s going on.
They can only hear your side of the conversation.
Most of the time this creates a lull, a disconnect, a non-inclusive moment in the show.
And maybe you’re doing that on purpose.
But probably not.
If you’re going to engage someone in the audience for very long, make your side of the conversation something interesting for everyone.
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