At the dinner table, people who don’t take the initiative to toast are often these three types of people, don’t make friends

In today's relational society, the dinner table is the most important social place. The key is not to eat and drink, but to play.

Most of the bureaus have their meanings and functions, but almost all of them are inseparably related to social networking and connections.

Through a meal, experienced and experienced people can often see at a glance who can and who are not worth making.

Generally speaking, people who never take the initiative to toast at the dinner table are usually the following three types of people. Don't make friends.

Type 1: Those who are not good at drinking

Why aren't people who aren't good at drinking worth dating?

From a macro perspective, in society, do people who can drink and can drink get along better, or do people who don’t drink get along better? Which group has more people?

Without a doubt the former.

Looking at the many bigwigs in the upper class, which one is not a wine master? Socialize at a dinner party, change cups, and cope with ease.

They don't like to drink, but for life, for work, for career, and there is no way not to drink. If you don't know how to drink, you won't be able to fit into the circle, you won't be able to get orders, and you won't be able to get things done.

Therefore, those who do well are often very good at drinking. People who are not good at drinking often do not do well, and it is difficult to achieve great things.

When we make contacts, of course, we have to socialize upwards and make friends with more successful people in order to benefit greatly.

Type 2: A lonely person

People who never take the initiative to toast at the dinner table are also likely to be withdrawn and not good at dealing with people.

They are introverted, even autistic, and do not have the courage to socialize with strangers. Thin-skinned and shy, such people are more difficult to achieve than non-drinkers.

I can't even break through this difficulty, I can't rush out, I've been trapped in my own world for a long time, how can I be able to withstand major events in the future?

We often say that a person who can do great things must have the courage, dare to face unknown challenges and difficulties, and be good at contacting new people and things in order to have more opportunities and possibilities for success.

The third type: the arrogant person

At the dinner table, self-righteous people often do not take the initiative to toast others.

Because in their view, only others can toast themselves, and they cannot be toasted by others.

However, people who have this kind of thinking are often not very popular. Poor interpersonal relationships means less chance of success.

If you don't know how to be humble, don't know how to lower your posture, and don't know how to be kind to others, you will never have a good network.

Therefore, if you meet the above three types of people at the dinner table, it is best not to make friends. Otherwise, you might get yourself into trouble.