Yo!
How do you approach girls at daytime without looking like a wierdo?
I'm 17, and i have never approach anyone at daytime before.

Today i was at a mall, made smalltalk with a cashier for 5 minutes or so (she started asking about me, where i worked and so on), but i didn't know what to do when she was done packing, so i just left with a smile. She smiled big, and made really strong eyecontact. What should i do in these situations?

And how do i always have stuff to say when i am talking to girls?

When i walk around, i see girls that stare at me, but when i make eyecontact they blushes and or look away fast. What should i do in these occations?

And how do i numberclose?

I'm 18, and I got into this stuff around 16/17.

Your first question "how do I always have stuff to say?" Well, it's really not that hard. What you say actually matters very little. HOW you say it is highly important. Tonality and body language are almost everything with this stuff. But to answer your question, just assume that whatever you're thinking about is interesting.

I've been sitting on a couch with a girl in front of a wooden table, and I've spoken about the table in front of me and connected it back to a table I had when I was a kid. It was a wooden table, something that everyone would find ordinary, but I found it interesting. So I started talking to her and connecting with her about it.

Let's say you're sitting in the food court of a mall with a girl. You see a guy and a girl talking over lunch. Now that's not unusual at all, is it? However, you may be thinking "is that a date?" So talk about it. Ask her "Does that seem like a date to you?"

Seriously though, don't worry so much about what to say next.

As for your "how do I approach girls during the day" question, I can't say I know a ton about it. My approach has usually been pretty direct. Some people like being direct and others don't. It's up to you as to how you do it.

www.youtube.com
Just watch the Yad show and all the videos of daygame.com on youtube.
And yu will know what to do!