Even if it is a casual occasion, he's still Johnny Thompson. What I'm really trying to point out here is "RESPECT". I may be wrong, but it's just that I value "things" like that.
What I didn't like in your performance was the way you hand the marker to Mr. Johnny Thompson. Are you kidding me? Handing the marker by means of throwing it? It's just so disrespectful. Second, why did you turn your back on him when giving the lighter to the other spec? And one last thing, Mr. Johnny Thompson is not your age, so you better use "Sir" when talking to him. That is so unethical. Anyway, your performance was good.
I'm going to have to agree with the two above posts. It seemed like a very casual situation, and obviously we don't know what the atmosphere was like before this footage. Despite "unethical" being thee wrong word, there isn't anything wrong with how he spoke to Johnny.
Not calling him sir is enthical? That doesn't make sense. And I don't think it's necessary to call him sir, as James said above. They were just sessioning, even if it is Johnny Thompson.
To be honest I agree with you on the Sharpie part, I guess I was so nervous that I wasn't paying attention to that. When I got home and watched the footage I was like, "Why did I just throw the marker to him?" lol. Now doing the "Sir" thing, although polite, I don't think is exactly necessary especially in a causal situation like this.
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