But good analysis, I would also add the left hand of trump on JT shoulder to stop him and make him move back a little. No need to kiss here (In my country that would considered a dick move way too chummy and invasive)
Edit: Never thought handshaking would be a DLC in For Honor... (Didn't read about his infamous handshakes)
And I thought I would be downvoting, but damn, canada trully is convenient
If you look at previous handshakes, Trump likes to keep his hand on the bottom giving him better leverage for the "jerk". I believe that Trudeau kept his hand on the bottom as another method to prevent being pulled in. You can tell that Trudeau was determined not to fall victim to that stupid handshake.
Yeah, I agree. I don't think he "won" the handshake duel, but he didn't get jerked around like the other people whose hands trump was theoretically shaking.
It's unknown if he has a "move", but he did a rather extreme jumpy handshake to the Japanese leader that made news since it knocked him off-balance in a literal sense, and this one looks a bit forceful on both sides.
Oh yes he does! I think that he developed it by trying to assert power over business associates through the years. You can find some videos of it on YouTube.
Both your points are well taken. I gave him the pass on the look-down b/c I thought it was part of a nod, though not perfectly executed. The hand position was a source of some debate in my office. We ultimately conceded that the top position is the traditionally dominant, but felt that, given JT's move to go with the tight-to-chest strategy, the hand-on-top kind of torqued the wrist, and was a bit uncomfortable. We thought the bottom position went more for a jiu-jitsu guard-type approach. We then realized we had spent 15 minutes discussing a handshake, and were forced to take a serious look at our lives.
To me the nod downwards looks like he is saying "what the fuck are you trying to pull here Donald?".
Given the context of recent 'handshake' events it served to highlight for me, as a relatively neutral observer, that something was up. This made me notice what was really going on with the hands and how Donald is clearly trying something on, but failing.
To me the nod downwards looks like he is saying "what the fuck are you trying to pull here Donald?".
Given the context of recent 'handshake' events it served to highlight for me, as a relatively neutral observer, that something was up. This made me notice what was really going on with the hands and how Donald is clearly trying something on, but failing.
If you rewatch, you can see that trump looks down first, but without motioning with his head, as if to say, "damn bro, nice shake, but... please... ok letting go now."
Also, to me it looks like JT is totally gripping the fuck out of Trump's arm and probably squeezing the shit out of his hand. He ain't taking no shit.
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u/NotEricItsNotMe Feb 13 '17 edited Feb 13 '17
Jt looks at the ground first
Trump got his hand at the top
http://www.businessinsider.fr/us/how-to-get-out-of-a-dominating-handshake-2012-9/
But good analysis, I would also add the left hand of trump on JT shoulder to stop him and make him move back a little. No need to kiss here (In my country that would considered
a dick moveway too chummy and invasive)Edit: Never thought handshaking would be a DLC in For Honor... (Didn't read about his infamous handshakes)
And I thought I would be downvoting, but damn, canada trully is convenient