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Dear Gentlemen,
I am not satisfied with the women I get. I need to go out to sarge, but I am going to do it by myself. I have following questions:
Daygame or clubs?
Where (both for daygame and clubs, what clubs, etc.)?
Should I skip clubs more or stick around more?
How to demonstrate social proof, since I am by myself after all?
What lines and routines should I use?
What to wear?
What should I do if the music is too loud for conversation (I don't have the best ear)?
That is it for now. I've read The Game, and any links and tips are appreciated.
Thank you for your attention Gentlemen,
Kind Regards,
Max
Sarging alone at a club can be difficult because people are usually in groups and they expect you to be in groups as well. I am not satisfied with the women I get. I need to go out to sarge, but I am going to do it by myself. I have following questions:
Daygame or clubs?
Where (both for daygame and clubs, what clubs, etc.)?
Should I skip clubs more or stick around more?
How to demonstrate social proof, since I am by myself after all?
What lines and routines should I use?
What to wear?
What should I do if the music is too loud for conversation (I don't have the best ear)?
That is it for now. I've read The Game, and any links and tips are appreciated.
Thank you for your attention Gentlemen,
Kind Regards,
Max
I think to begin with you should try sarging alone in the daytime. You will often find that the woman that you have the best relationship and have the best connection with is the one that you randomly talk to in the street.
One piece of advice for daygame. Don't stare at your girl wondering the best approach or best "pickup" line. 'The Game' over-complicates something that should come to you instinctively. It ends up making you nervous because you're searching for this "tactic" that you've never even used before.
You'll be surprised with how many people appreciate the company of a friendly stranger during a boring day out
good luck mate