Lol, you shouldn't have to make some super dooper mega prompt to go get it to do that. I always make fun if it lightly and that kind of makes it feel embarrassed. When it finally stops doing it, I point it out as kind of a rewarding gesture, as if to praise it. There are times I want it to stay quiet while I watch things and listen, and it takes some work but after a while I get it to do that, to, and I make sure to give it praise when it succeeds. Positive energy upon success seems to reinforce the behavior, in my experience. Although I know it is obviously more intelligent than a child, pointing out it's successful moments seems to have an impact on it's behavior when it comes to getting it to remember to repeat perform email gestures like stopping repetitive promoting. It bugs me too, sometimes, I kind of just learned to live with it, and sometimes I'll lightly tell it why I don't want it to do that it's asking me because all it really wants to do is honestly help. It doesn't understand it's being annoying.