The Top Pickup Artist Forum On The Internet: Fast Seduction 101

mASF post by "jack_tripper"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, December 12, 2003

I don't think anyone has a problem with workshops. It's your money so spend it
however you want. But recent posts about it make it seem like many people were
having the wrong ideas about the point of these workshops. Fortunately, there's
been a lot of good reviews to set things straight.

As for LA, I'll try to head out there if somebody else from Austin goes (TowerT
expressed interest). I've never been there so if nothing else, I'll get to
visit the city, and meet some cool guys. I've found that tickets to LA are
actually much cheaper than to nearby cities, or a midsize town like Austin. The
only problem is for people who've already ordered tickets here, or those who
were planning on driving and now have to shell out the $$$ for a ticket.

On 12/30/03 2:34:00 AM, Yuri wrote:
>You guys are missing some
>crucial points of the puzzle.
>
>First of all, people take
>seminars and pay $600 or
>whatever not necessarily only
>to meet the best PUAs and
>sarge with them, but also to
>increase their knowledge at a
>rapid rate. I have no problem
>whatsoever with guys selling
>workshops, because it's just a
>simple convenience business
>exchange. Sure you could sarge
>for hours and hours, but for
>some people, time > money.
>This is the same reason
>McDonalds charges outrageous
>prices for "sort of good"
>food. It's you paying for the
>convenience.
>
>Also, not everybody wants to
>go to the PUA summits in order
>to "meet the top PUAs" ... I
>have no interest other than in
>sarging with guys and having
>fun with them. I don't want to
>idolize anyone. I certainly
>hope to learn something. When
>I was in Boston, I had a lot
>of fun. I also added a lot of
>good stuff to my game. More
>important, I met some really
>cool people, and was once
>again motivated to sarge. My
>game has increased a ton since
>then, even though half that
>time I couldn't sarge at all.
>
>It did make me want to sarge
>more, and no that same feeling
>can not be implemented in a
>"home study course," not as
>easily anyway. Seeing things
>in real life is always more
>effective.
>
>Anyway, despite what looks to
>be a cool event in LA, it
>looks like it's gonna be too
>much money for me to come
>unless I somehow get more
>income in the period between
>now and then.