FR: Sunday sarging yeah

[BroesBeforeHoes]

Opened about 16 sets today I think. I realized that I should use a different small hoop this time. I tried the hoop “who are you instead today?”. I’ll write about the most successful sets here.

Set 1:

I opened this HB 6.7. I think I scared the |||| out of her by approaching from behind, but from there we just laughed. I tried to carry a normal conversation, instead of just from routine to routine. She seems to be eager to continue the conversation and I got her number. Although, she didn’t answer my message.


Set 2:
Opened this older chick too, she was a HB 9. Turns out she’s a yoga teacher. According to The Don yoga teachers loves cold readings so I do many on her and she loves it. Today I focused on a more normal conversation, but when it’s the Yoga teacher type I just run several coldreads (finger length and ring routine). After about 7-10 minutes of us walking down the street, she goes the other way. First in the interaction she asked me where I was going, I said the train station, but it turns out that she was going another way. I ask about her number, but she says that her boyfriend wouldn’t like that.

This is one of the biggest disadvantages with daygame. I’m sure that she would give me her number if I only had more time with her. All the sets in daygame seems to be in a hurry or she’s going into some store, and I’m kinda confused if I should follow her or not. I don’t want to be creepy following her, but at the same time I want to have a 20 minute conversation with her to ensure that the number aint a flake. Anyone who has some tips?

Had some other ones that went pretty good too, I'll write more about those later.

[dhies]

Make a false time constraint if you aren't. It doesn't have to be a real one.

Also, cut the conversation short and start to walk off. Then, stop and turn around and say something like hey, write down your name and email/facebook/whatever. While she is doing that, tell me, don't ask her, to write down her number as well. Credit to David D on that one. Can't remember what he calls it in his book but it works pretty well for me.