Hamlet 1.3 Dull Palms

The transcript discusses the metaphor of 'unfledged comrades,' advising against forming superficial friendships with inexperienced young men. It uses the imagery of calloused hands from excessive handshaking to illustrate the futility of such relationships. The term 'unfledged' is likened to fledglings, young birds not yet ready to fly, drawing a parallel to young men who lack experience.

Why does the speaker advise against befriending every young guy around?

In what ways can the advice given by Polonius be applied to modern social situations?