I have been flashing back to occasions in the recent past when I have been chatting with random attractive girls but either froze up or could not think of anything more interesting to say. Wherever I go be it big city or small town, human nature as this is, I examine the totty and the little voice inside me says "I'd quite like to get to know her, but how do I break the ice without making her think WTF?"

I hear suggestions such as cafes, malls and maybe bars (but not after 9pm or whenever it gets packed). But look for a good excuse to break ice.

Some questions I really want to ask then:-

- How important is a wingman? (i.e. is it best to try gaming with someone rather than on your own, as perhaps there is this fear of being misinterpreted as a loner?)

- Is it a waste of time doing daygame in a small-ish commuter town? Best save it for a big city like London?

Find an airport, find a hotel near airport, find hotel with a popular/descent bar... game on.

Good spots for pick up that I find, (me being younger) are malls, near movie thetures, highschool, really anywhere with girls, clubs would he great, too bad I'm too young. A wing is helpful but not needed, they can help you isolate your target by distracting the friend. Can you pick up without a wing, sure, I do. But if you can get one, go for it, I use my buddy when I go 9s or 10s. Also, day game is best in big cities, but where your at sounds fine, although, you might not see the girl again, good practice and 1 night stands happy hunting bro

I'll list the best places in my own opinion. I go for places with a high volume of girls:

Areas near college campuses (college towns)
College campuses
Malls
Shopping centers
Department stores
Library / Bookstores
Target
Areas near subway stations (specially where people switch trains)
Areas near high volume bus stations
Tourist attractions
Airports
Commuter train stations
Starbucks / Dunkin' Donuts
Best Buy
Beach towns
The beach
Bars
Clubs
Lounges

Mostly in that order.

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