Tom Krieglstein explains his dance floor theory: the more friends you have dancing, the better and longer the party lasts. It's not about the lights or sound system. It's about who's there with you.
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Who thinks A is a better dancer, raise your hand. You should actually already intuitively know what makes a good dance. Because imagine you walk onto a dance floor, and you look around and nobody knows each other. And you'd be like, come on down. We're going home. Get your life together. What mattered more than the lights, the music, and the sound was the friends, connections, and relationships built up on that dance floor. Which brings me to the first lesson of dance floor theory, which says that the more friends you have on a dance, the more. The more fun that dance is going to be and the longer it's going to last. Yes or yes. Wait, let me try it again. The more friends you have a dance, the more fun it is, the longer it lasts. Yes or yes.