The Graceful Conversation Exit

"Most people ruin a great conversation by staying ten minutes too long."

Staying out of "politeness" when the topic has dried up creates social friction. It makes the overall memory of the interaction feel draining rather than pleasant for both parties.

Apply "The Peak-End Rule". People judge an experience based on its ending. By exiting while energy is still high, you leave them wanting more, increasing your social magnetism.