mASF post by "New-Alpha"
posted on: mASF forum: Advanced Discussion, April 4, 2005
>
>Lessons learned:
>
>1. Women come there either
>with boyfriends/husbands
>
Not sure where in Las Vegas you got THAT impression, but rarely will I find a
babe at a club with her boyfriend instead of her other female friends.
>2. Fine women do not care
>about your looks. I had seen
>so man geeks with 10s walking
>around it wasn't even funny.
>Sitting in the Cesars shopping
>mall within 3 minutes I
>counted 8 geeks with 9's and
>10's. So looks are not what
>counts.
>
If you can give a woman the level of emotional excitement normally reserved for
good looking guys, then yes, looks are not what counts. Keep in mind though
that Las Vegas has year-round conventions, so many of these "geeks" are
financially loaded, or hired that HB for the night. Now, if you saw a geek in
casual clothes and she wasn't dressed up either, chances are he's either
someone who hired me for a consult, he's rich, or he realized how to talk to
her as if SHE were the geek and HE were to God.
>3. In vegas the cab drives
>have passes to many of the
>clubs all you gotta do is ask.
>
True, but that only takes care of the cover charge. It won't get you out of
standing in line. For a nominal fee, I can show you how to get passed the lines
in Vegas. ;- )
>4. Don't chase the women if
>your a mature man. Leave that
>for the young idiots who run
>around drinking and acting
>stupid and getting no pussy.
>
Young, old, whatever, you shouldn't be chasing after women AT ALL. That's the
actions of one who sees opportunities with women as scarce. And no PUA worth
his golden condom award thinks he has scarce opportunities.
>5. Dress well. I wore jeans
>and a new shirt from macy's
>the new styles are form
>fitting on the body. A new
>pair of black shoes.
>
The truth is, as long as you meet the club's dress code, it really doesn't
matter what you wear. I've done just as well in black cargo pants, t-shirt,
unbuttoned club shirt over that, and Iverson shoes, as I have in a silk shirt,
slacks, and boots. The clothes you wear should be your walking business card,
not your compliance with what you think people will accept.
>6. Make eye contact with your
>target, then wait for her to
>smile.
>
Why does she have to smile first??? The moment you lock eyes you should be on
your way to show her why your reality is the place to party.
>7. Don't over drink. I saw
>way too many drunk fools
>running around.
>
Completely agree. 100%
>8. Don't look at every chick
>that walks by. After a day of
>that those ho's get tired of
>Symps chasing em all over the
>place and their bitch shields
>are in full force.
>
Hmm, sounds like you're ASSUMING that's their mindset. The truth is, you can
look, just don't be impressed by every chick that walks by.
>9. Take your business cards
>with you, put your hotel and
>room number on the back. If
>you see someone you like while
>walking around, open her up
>and hand her a card with the
>chance of hooking up later on.
>It's ok to only work on just
>one or two chicks. You don't
>have to act like a fool
>chasing every skirt that
>saunters by. At least for me I
>find this to be true. I am a
>45 year old black male. I am
>not a blond haired blue eyed
>college kid. So my game
>definately has to be on
>point!!!
>
Dude, as the resident Las Vegas seduction jedi, let me tell you that handing
out your business card to a chick in vegas is the most common thing they
experience next to "Can I buy you a drink?" And having your hotel name and room
number on the back is what ever single guy attending a convention there does.
It's supplicating, it conveys wanting approval, and it's such the average thing
that they experience that you don't stand out among the masses. If you want to
hand out your business card, hand it to the club owner and tell him you'll be
bringing clients into this place. That'll at least get you some free passes and
drinks.
>10. Take dance lessons hip hop
>style. This is a must. You
>gotta be a good dancer in
>order to attract attention. I
>try to own the floor when I'm
>out there. Now I'm paying for
>it in my knee and foot pain
>but so what..lol.
>
I rarely EVER dance, and I still attract women. More power to you though in
being able to own the floor. That DOES get women's attention. Just be sure you
have something of equal impressiveness once you step off that dance floor.
>11. Still be masculine and in
>control. Never let a woman
>lead you around in those
>clubs.
>
Amen, brother!
>12. Never offer to buy her a
>drink!!!! EVER!!!
>
Can I get a "HELL YEAH! THAT'S RIGHT!"?
My 2 cents to the Vegas club thang is this: Walk around the club, mingle among
the crowd. Pick three or four tables/booths and approach the group one at a
time. No drink in hand, just walk up to them and be sociable for a couple of
minutes, non-verbally seeming like you're the club owner and you're just
checking on your guests. (Don't pretend to BE the club owner, just mingle as if
that's what you are) Then move on to the next group and do the same thing.
After three or four tables/booths, after you've establish some level of rapport
with one of the groups, tell them about that nice blouse/dress/bracelet some
babe at one of the other tables had on. Take them over to show them. Now, by
you having already stopped by earlier, the first table already know you a
little. BUT, because you're now walking up with three or four other women, you
now have social proof. Social proof from the first table because you WERE alone
at first but now have 3-5 women with you. Social proof from the group you
brought over, because the women at the first table seem to know you, so
obviously that must mean you're someone worth knowing. Now virtually all
barriers are down, you have a selection of 4-8 women now, so it's quite
possible to end that night with AT LEAST a threesome.
Michael "Bishop" Emery
"Unleash What She's Been Waiting For"
www.new-alpha.com/fos.html
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