Reports of Tesla’s second-generation Roadster demo in Texas—driving upside down, turning in the air, then landing—stick with people for that one moment. Trade shows work the same way. Lights, samples, and stacks of cards are everywhere; after the hall closes, strangers remember you less for how complete your brochure was, and more for one clear question you asked—and whether they know how to reach you again.
This nestalk note is not about the car, and it does not claim any partnership. It borrows the demo as an analogy for booth practice: keep your biggest question short and concrete in the aisle (about ten seconds), capture their answer in Quick Notes after you scan, then verify phone and email against the card before you follow up. One wrong digit or letter breaks the path back.
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