By Jack Limpert
Three people: The best.
Four people: Usually good.
Five people: Sometimes good.
Six people: Rarely good.
Seven or more people: Almost always a waste of time.
a blog by Jack Limpert, Editor of The Washingtonian for more than 40 years.
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What about “two people”?
“Two people?” If memory serves, that was called a chat with Jack.
While I’m sure Jack’s list is original, if it sounds familiar that may be because a somewhat similar list has been used to describe an effective Menage-a-trois–or so I’ve been told.