"When we talk about what you bring to the table, it's not just about asking the right questions. It's about showing genuine interest in building a meaningful relationship. Here's what I want to know:
1. What's your educational background?
2. What's your socio-economic level?
3. What do you do for a living?
4. Any professionals in your family? What did/do your parents do?
5. What's your current standard of living?
6. How intelligent are you?
7. How eloquent and poised are you?
8. What civic, social, and/or community interests do you have?
Life isn't just about luxury and leisure. It's about getting to know each other on a deeper level. You have to bring something to the table – yourself, who you are as a person, what others can learn from you. It's like poker; your chips, cash, and cards matter, but it's your strategy that counts. Not being prepared risks it all.
Love isn't just about looks; it's about class. No amount of first-class flights can buy that.
So when people ask what you bring to the table, this is what they're really asking for. It's not indirect; it's about knowing and valuing who you are as a person."
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