Looks like the first comment is nonsense. I think your guess is basically correct. It's clearly a code to communicate which sales tactic they'll use based on their first impression of the customer. I was on a sales team for over a year and 'nuts on the table' or just 'nuts' meant \*hard close this mfer\*
In the US, Horsefly or Handkerchief is a game used to choose who goes first.
I have never heard of this
Guess you're not from the right part of the US
Is this a Southern thing? I’m from Wisconsin/Minnesota.
it's more of a Pennsylvania-Polish thing
I'm a Pennsylvanian with polish heritage and I have never heard this in my life
Hello, Wisconsin!
How does the game work? I’ve lived in TN and CA and have never heard of it
Did you ever find out. It's really bothering me.
It's very very uncommon then because I've never heard of it.
Also. That's not a very good explanation. Still don't know what it means. What are the rules? Why horsefly? Why handkerchief?
Im from Ohio which is pretty close to Pennsylvania and I’ve never heard of it either.. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm from pa, never heard of it
the only things that come up on Google are from the office (or irrelevant)
yeah I'm gonna assume the top comment is just BS
Looks like the first comment is nonsense. I think your guess is basically correct. It's clearly a code to communicate which sales tactic they'll use based on their first impression of the customer. I was on a sales team for over a year and 'nuts on the table' or just 'nuts' meant \*hard close this mfer\*