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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3456944, member: 9853"] "One might find out where one might be" is even more posh. But seriously, "you" is preferred if you're addressing the audience. Here is a top tip for the next time you're doing TV or Radio - and it astonishes me how few politicians get this - talk directly to the audience as if you're in the room with them. If possible, bypass the interviewer and go straight to camera (or microphone) and imagine you're talking one on one with the audience. Never use phrases like "everyone out there," "the public," the voters," "all you people out there in radioland," etc. For example: you would say "I want you to get your hand off your ****," and not "if I can just ask all Queenslanders to please stop masturbating so much." Watch for politicians who do this. They will seem more powerful and intimate. And notice those who don't and wonder why they don't get it. [/QUOTE]

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