“Always make other people break eye contact with you before you break it with them.”

But what if both individuals have read this book?!

Anyway, this book has solid advice; most of which I agree with, and less than a handful of parts not so much. For instance: "Here’s an easy way to get started. Go out and buy a 'black set' and a 'brown set'". I do not like this. As people age, gradually every male starts to look the same. It's bland and soulless. Instead, express yourself—such as your love for a band or your favorite physicist—through your clothing. If you're physically fit, and your clothes fit, and they're clean, you can basically look good in nearly anything. Buying clothes is easy, being physically fit is not. That being said, there's nothing wrong with a 'black or brown set', as long as you wear it because you feel good in it and not because you're expected to.