The fastest way into a Klub session is not a website signup, it is someone who already comes vouching for you. That is karma doing quiet work before the meeting even starts: your invite is a small bet on the stranger you bring. Larry treats karma as something you can track and channel, not just a nice feeling, and a plus-one is a trackable act.
Bring someone new and you are on the hook a little, because the room reads your invite as your own credibility extended. Prep the stranger the same way you would prep yourself: tell them the chapter, tell them the table format, tell them to bring a pen. A stranger who shows up unprepared reflects on the person who invited them, so PQRST is not optional just because it is their first time.
The best strangers to bring are the ones who will actually do the Read, not just the ones who seem interesting at a party. Larry’s story about a thank-you note landing Nike as a sponsor is the same logic in miniature: a small gesture, tracked and followed up, compounds.
After the session, the stranger’s first move should be a thank-you, not a follow request, because that is what turns a guest into a regular. Hosts remember who brought good people and who brought distractions, and that memory shapes who gets asked to co-host later.
Bringing someone in is an External API move too, you are plugging a new person into a room and a format that already works. One good stranger, brought in right, can reshape a table faster than another session of the same five regulars.
Details: Watch Larry on bringing people in
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