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| artfulroger | PostPosted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 11:51 pm | |
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Location: London | | My wing and I opened a 4 set tonight, and they were seated, it was hard for us to get in there after the opener and the only option was to bail. To be honest they didn't seem too receptive whilst we were there, but looking back I don't think we put them at ease, and felt awkward in the end
So is there a good way of getting in the set when they're seated after opening? And making sure you don't get their back turned on you?
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| LondonPUA | PostPosted: Sun Aug 26, 2012 4:58 pm | |
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Location: London | | Following on from artfulroger, there wasn’t, through memory, a good place to sit next to them. So what can be done to improve to get into their “circle”?
Also is there anything that can be recommended (maybe in the form of a DHV routine to get the whole group laughing, i.e. the best friends-same facial expressions routine, etc.) to get the group involved to build general rapport amonst the whole group and to "break the ice" before you isolate your victim!
Thanks.
LondonPUA
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| artfulroger | PostPosted: Mon Aug 27, 2012 2:26 pm | |
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Location: London | | Anyone got any routines or successful ways to get in the group? And what if there's no where to sit?
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