. >> this how to video is created by trip crosby and tyler stanton from don't be that guy films. >> ifersized nfl jersey, don't. the guy who really wants you to know he played high school football and tivo at inappropriate times and conversation with the small talk guy. >> damn busy. oh, yeah. >> you see they say if you get roped into the small talk conversation guy and they show us, but they don't tell us what to do. >> how to behave. >> where is the help? >> how do you get out of that? >> we all know that. >> the etiquette on how to get out of those conversations. >> let's come up with a solution then. >> i think you can get out of that by maybe picking up a cocktail and saying hot, hot, hot and run away. >> you fake the phone ringing thing. it's on vibrate. you are, like, oh, wait. i got to take it. >> you know what, my nose is bleeding, i got to run to the bathroom. >> i need to make sure that there's enough dip. >> ask a lot of questions. >> hey. >> are you doing a best -- >> i had an ex-girlfriend that i can say that yellow line was on the field. >> like two guys rolled it out li

jarvis tyler is accused of killing 17-year-old stacy stanton in 2005. news 4's darcy spencer spoke exclusively to seton's mom. >>> this day is here. this trial has begun. how are you feeling about it? >> reporter: emotional. nervous. finally we're going to get justice for stacy. >> reporter: gayle seton is the mother of stacy, the 17-year-old bowie girl murdered in a park near their home in june of 2005. nearly seven years later one of her daughters' alleged killers is on trial. >> it's a long, stressful day, but i'm so grateful to be here almost seven years later. >> reporter: today prosecutors outlined a murder case against her killer, jarvis tyler. they say tyler was hired by this man macdonald abraham known as duece to kill the teen. they say duece paid tyler $400 in cash and $200 worth of pot to kill stacy. prosecutors say duece believed stacy was involved in the theft of drugs, money, and a gun from his apartment. assistant state's attorney dorothy engle said duece was stacy's judge and jury and tyler was her executioner. she said that's what her