FR: Last Night-SoBe

So Last Night Shaggy, Stephan Walker, and I went down to SoBe to join Mr. Right in attending a "mini boot-camp with a so called mPUA whose name I will not mention of out of respect." He advertised $20 to learn some basic principles that you can take in field the same night and put into use and "we" would then go into field and put this knowledge into action. Needless to say I wasn't exactly impressed by this guy. Although he did offer value because of his knowledge of the community and because he did live with mystery and the guys at Project Hollywood for a few years in his early twenties, his desperation for students was transparent. I went in there knowing that his intent was going to be to sell seats to his upcoming bootcamp, but he just smelled of desperation and I got the impression that he had serious monetary problems despite his not so modest attempts at boasting of his successes in order to impress us. His lecture although very informative to someone who knew nothing of the community, I felt was very basic. I mean, I'm not complaining it was definitely worth $20, but he did not accompany us into the field as advertised. Also, when on of the students asked "your taking off?" He responded with "yeah, I got girls to meet." I was a little surprised when I received a text from him less than 2 hours later asking for my email address so he can send me marketing materials to try and sell me a seat to his boot-camp. Aren't you supposed to be out "meeting girls." This was totally contradictory to the whole congruence speech I heard. At any rate I do feel that taking his boot camp would up anyone's game because he does have knowledge and experience on his side. However, I personally want to learn from someone who has a passion for teaching and actually want to see his students succeed, not from someone who is trying to make a quick buck. I wouldn't mind learning from Mystery or David Wygant.

We later on went out sarging at a few different venues. I have come to realize that we don't have trouble opening anymore because it has become automatic at this point. The more sets you open, the more comfortable you become, and the more contingencies you have an instant response for. I was especially impressed with Stephan Walkers breakthrough moment he had last night when he realized that "this stuff works." I saw him about 10 sets in about a little over an hour and he was able to consistently hook. I have also observed that it really doesn't matter what method you use as long as its working for you. There is no best way to pick-up, there are 100 ways to skin a cat and they all work. I noticed that no matter what method your using, as long as you posses the universal characteristics, you will succeed. This includes being dominant, confident, good body language and vocal tonality, and being that fun, playful guy. This all conveys that you are a high status male. Anyway, we had an excellent time last night in SoBe and I'm looking forward to an even better time tonight. Happy sarging guys!

Nightwolf