Post: #76

(01-05-2013 03:34 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  When I move down there, doing business on South Beach won't even be on my radar. I'll live on the beach and do all my business over the bridge.

Where are you thinking of living?

South Beach or Brickell or ?

Post: #77

(01-06-2013 12:03 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(01-05-2013 03:34 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  When I move down there, doing business on South Beach won't even be on my radar. I'll live on the beach and do all my business over the bridge.

Where are you thinking of living?

South Beach or Brickell or ?

South Beach. A lot of people get tired of living there very fast with it being a tourist atea and all, but I doubt that will happen to me. I grew up right in the middle of a tourist area on the Jersey Shore surrounded by bars, nightclubs, the beach, and the boardwalk and it never bothered me. When I got older, I actually preferred living there, because logistics were great.

Post: #78

(01-05-2013 11:38 PM)Giovonny Wrote:  Thought about you guys when I saw this..
http://www.tmz.com/videos/0_t0mx6isr/

@ Gio It's amazing that they think he is lying. We have a running joke in the office that there is no reason to even get a hotel room if you run mass numbers game out there for a short visit. My usual night time wing-man went there and got a hotel for 3 nights, used them 0 times. Ha. I know he isnt lying either.

@ G Manifesto. There are a ton of options but our styles seem to differ immensely. I have a few places I like and put a few sheets up here on the forum. I also have a couple I keep in my back pocket but those are very specific to my **ideally** future life style and things I want to do. I really don't care at all about beaches, weather, nice cars, etc.

The ideal future place looks like this to me.
1. High concentration of good looking women
2. Large population (easier to get a harem)
3. Cheap
4. **Ideally not snowing**... but thats just candy.

Maybe I'll change, who knows. The problem is the level of attention whoring, blowing up phone as rationalize mentioned above, likely interest in cocaine and stupid increased spending habits of girls living in the States is mind-boggling. Now if i'm completely free. That makes it a different story because my life would basically involve Lifting weights... Hitting on chicks... Sleeping... hitting on chicks... so managing the stupidity becomes a breeze.

Every day a new 9 is born, but every day I am closer to death so the 9 is always going to be there, my life is not.

Basically, the more traveling that is done the harder it is to justify all the work it takes to pull a 8/9+ here. Even after switching to what I am coining "game efficiency". Last year I netted two solid 9's one of which Gio saw go down and another running the type of game I noted above where the moons alligned and a 9 was in the venue I was at.

Long-term game efficiency looks like this.
1. Minimum amount needed to pull a 9.
2. Minimum amount of yield to keep standard of living up without touching principal.

With all that said, NYC is a no brainer over Miami IMHO because more money can be made in NYC (closer to fuck you money and leaving forever) unless you've got a different job in which case that's gangster - Miami makes sense.

Post: #79

@G Manifesto

I know this is a bit of newbie question(I just bought my first starter suit the other week)...Miami is hot and humid as hell. How do you rock a suit in a climate like that? I can't imagine being in Miami with a long sleeve shirt, tie and jacket. Is there a different type of suit you wear for places like that?

Post: #80

(01-06-2013 12:41 AM)speakeasy Wrote:  I can't imagine being in Miami with a long sleeve shirt, tie and jacket. Is there a different type of suit you wear for places like that?

People wear suits in Miami all year long.

I mean, all my suits are cotton, I love herringbone/tweed, but its too hot for that. I even have some shit that friends of mine call "Glee shit" that I can't wear because its too hot.

What material is your suit?

I mean you're likely going to be out at night when it's cooler and inside, also I doubt you'll be anywhere dancing your ass off because who wants to sweat out a suit?

I often go out with multiple outfits/layers/accessories for changes of venue.

Post: #81

(01-06-2013 12:26 AM)WestCoast Wrote:  Every day a new 9 is born, but every day I am closer to death so the 9 is always going to be there, my life is not.

You are having a "players life crisis"!!!

What is the purpose of a players life?!?!?

1. $$$
2. Health
3. Lifestyle (job, independence, freedom, location, logistics, food, etc.)
3a. Girls
4. ???
5. ???

Hahahaha!!

Good luck

Post: #82

@ Gio.

Perhaps I have given away my secret for avoiding that dreaded love bug. You can't fall in love with something you discard!

I just finished getting dressed. I'm walking down to the venue. Condoms , $100, dance partner on lock, gum, "snow gum", threads, walking with the "player gait".

Handshake to door man, sit down in the usual spot giving the friend a hug.

"This is my competion. They've already lost" (joking grin). Yo te lo dije comes on... Time to move!

Can't take a forever player out of the game... The game of life!

I'll lyk if it was a back 2 backer!

Post: #83

(01-02-2013 11:36 AM)Hencredible Casanova Wrote:  IMO, Montreal kills them all, but that's Canada. Best ratio and quality per capita. Reasonably affordable to live near the major nightlife zones. There's so many women there that you can just keep at it. If it wasn't for the harsh winters I'd probably live there year-round.

I've come to the recent realization with the right clothing and gear, harsh winters can be comfortable. You also have to have a new car and a properly insulated house/office and it's really not that big of a deal. There are a lot of fun snow sports to get into, but they have a higher capital investment compared to the warmer sports. Unfortunately the east coast can't compare to the west coast in downhill skiing.

A downside of Montreal for me is the difficulty in making money compared to a place like new york and the higher tax rates. You also need to know french really well to be able to integrate into professional workplaces. International corporations shy away from Montreal because of shit like having to translate company wide english email by law and so on.

I've noticed in general that places with more women than men are like that because the men emigrated away in search of money, while women being more attached to where they are from, stay home. That balance eventually effects women's attitudes. Women magnets such as colleges, female dominated industries (like fashion) and so on also change the balance. I think the only reason why new york isn't a cock fest due to finance & law is because of the fashion, modeling, theater and college industries there.

Post: #84

(01-06-2013 12:26 AM)WestCoast Wrote:  @ G Manifesto. There are a ton of options but our styles seem to differ immensely. I have a few places I like and put a few sheets up here on the forum. I also have a couple I keep in my back pocket but those are very specific to my **ideally** future life style and things I want to do. I really don't care at all about beaches, weather, nice cars, etc.

I read your saw your sheets, but where are "my ton of options"?

Just so know when I am asking you, I am not trying to "check mate" you. I think sometimes when I write stuff on here, people think I am "grilling" them, but I just honestly want to know. People always say vague things on here like "there are tons of places that are better". Well, what are they?

I am seriously asking because I want to know a place with the same advantages of Miami and is cheaper.

Quote:Posted by speakeasy - Today 01:41 AM
@G Manifesto

I know this is a bit of newbie question(I just bought my first starter suit the other week)...Miami is hot and humid as hell. How do you rock a suit in a climate like that?

Speak, haven't you seen Scarface?





Just playing.

Most people from California think that Miami is "hot and humid" as hell. That is false.

Contrary to what most people believe, it has nicer weather than San Diego outside of Jun, July and Aug.

But telling people in California that a place has better weather is like telling a little kid that the tooth fairy doesn't exist. They just don't want to hear it. Which is why if you walk up to someone in California and ask what they think of Florida weather, 99-100 they will say "it's just too hot. And way too humid".

It's one of life's funniest quirks in my opinion. It is propaganda that California people are fed, so it won't disrupt their worldview ie that California is the greatest place on earth.

There are tons of examples like this. People in California are fed that the girls in California are the hottest in the US. If not the world. Yet Miami girls destroy CA girls. Again, this is propaganda.

From October to April, it is perfect weather: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami#Climate

I have never been to Miami in Jun, July and Aug.

Post: #85

(01-06-2013 11:13 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  I have never been to Miami in Jun, July and Aug.

It's a beast. One can start sweating just from thinking about going outside.

The weather this time of year is the best.

Post: #86

"I am seriously asking because I want to know a place with the same advantages of Miami and is cheaper."

@G - The bolded part is the problem. First I don't think such a city exists based on what you like to do. The second problem is our ranking systems would be drastically off, a place like GDL or any major city in Colombia out ranks every city in the USA in my book assuming I am there long-term. That's because I see it as an investable city. This is why there are "tons of options" this is a "for me" statement. For you doesn't sound like there are many options outside of Miami, since you seem to love the beach.

I don't see advantages of living in Miami as much as you do. My goals are fast sex on the cheap so the finance part of game ends in a hurry.

The last thing I want to do is get into the never ending search of an ideal place. Already know the type of girls I find most attractive so the list of countries gets cut down real fast. At that point it's just about acquiring cash in the USA.

I don't care about being checkmated, it's just an Internet forum.

Post: #87

I'll put in a vote for Scottsdale, Arizona (specifically the small area of Old Town). Girls there are better-looking than NYC (not sure about Miami since I haven't been there). The biggest plus is the low cost of living--you can get a very nice apartment for under $1000. Expenses are low, girls are hot. Major downsides are no beach, and it's way too hot in the summer.

Post: #88

(01-06-2013 06:12 PM)jasond Wrote:  I'll put in a vote for Scottsdale, Arizona (specifically the small area of Old Town). Girls there are better-looking than NYC (not sure about Miami since I haven't been there). The biggest plus is the low cost of living--you can get a very nice apartment for under $1000. Expenses are low, girls are hot. Major downsides are no beach, and it's way too hot in the summer.

What drives the economy in Scottsdale? How do you make bank there?

Post: #89

West Coast you are the dude behing wallstreetplayboys.com, great site!

Post: #90

Yeah, that's the problem in Scottsdale. No real high-paying jobs. It's really just tourism, for people wanting to escape the cold. You have the hot college girls from ASU, who stay afterwards to become waitresses, bartenders (guys do valet car service). But if you don't need a job, don't want to spend much, and want to be surrounded by good-looking women all day (mostly white blondes too), it's the place to be in the USA.

Post: #91

(01-06-2013 10:24 PM)jasond Wrote:  Yeah, that's the problem in Scottsdale. No real high-paying jobs.

That's a GOOD thing. High paying jobs will attract even more dudes. That's one of the problems we have here in DC. I plan to visit Scottsdale this year.

Post: #92

When I was in Arizona for business, we went on a tasting tour (called a Taste of Scotsdale). The group I wound up was led by a fairly hot girl, maybe 8.5 or so...all-American looks, blue eyes, dark long hair. Anyway, it turns out the tour thing was her company. What they do is take you to 5-6 restaurants where you sample some little thing on their menu and possibly have some wine. I admired her entreprenuerialism, since you hardly ever see attractive women running a business. Also thought it was a pretty interesting idea with likely not a huge capital barrier to entry, although I don't know how much it makes. She was trying to start one in LA as well.

Post: #93

(01-06-2013 10:24 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  West Coast you are the dude behing wallstreetplayboys.com, great site!

Wish i could take all the credit, couple of guys are in on it with me so it can address the spectrum of Street jobs.

This thread has been interesting so how about we turn it into something more spread out for everyone.

1. Best cities in US for people who are location independent?
2. Best cities in US to accelerate your bank roll
3. Best cities in US for Blonde/Asian/Latina/Black/pick your type?

Sounds like scottsdale would be on the list for blondes/location independent.
Miami is great for Latinas/guys with money already
NYC is great to accelerate your career/melting pot of girls
Bay Area is great for Asians/White/ accelerate career (lots of money floating around)
So Cal is pretty much only good for the cash due to shit logistics
Heard some positive things about Boulder Colorado on the girls front, not so much on the cash flow front
Austin Texas - looks good for college girls/stashing cash if you're location independent

^^^ is based on trips/living there (except the colorado part)

Post: #94

(01-06-2013 11:13 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  It's one of life's funniest quirks in my opinion. It is propaganda that California people are fed, so it won't disrupt their worldview ie that California is the greatest place on earth.

There are tons of examples like this. People in California are fed that the girls in California are the hottest in the US. If not the world. Yet Miami girls destroy CA girls. Again, this is propaganda.

@g-manifesto- god, the exact phrases you said are what my old friends used to say. Was incredibly annoying.

That and saying LA was the best city in the world.

Oh, and lakers are the best team in the NBA no matter how bad they are losing and how all the refs are rigged.

I want bitchslap half of these fools when they start arguing about who is better Kobe or Lebron, and tell them to go find a real hobby.

Post: #95

(01-06-2013 11:13 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  But telling people in California that a place has better weather is like telling a little kid that the tooth fairy doesn't exist.

Better weather then California?

I'm not buying it.

Hey, my buddy took this picture earlier today. He could be lying but I doubt it, he's a really honest guy.

(01-06-2013 11:13 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  It's one of life's funniest quirks in my opinion. It is propaganda that California people are fed, so it won't disrupt their worldview ie that California is the greatest place on earth.

What could be better then this...?

Post: #96

I went to NYC on several occassions and I have to say the clubs that are really live and the ratio is not bad at all. I love NYC, it is called the city that never sleeps for a reason.

Post: #97

(01-06-2013 10:50 PM)WestCoast Wrote:  Miami is great for Latinas/FSU Girls/Tourist Girls/Models/guys with money already

Corrected that for you.

(01-06-2013 10:24 PM)jasond Wrote:  Yeah, that's the problem in Scottsdale. No real high-paying jobs.

2 problems with Scottsdale:

1. You are in a f*cking desert with no Gambling. That is like being in a snowstorm with no skiing.

2. The biggest dorks in the world come from Arizona. And biggest chumps. Kook central.

But I do think you can smoke in bars so it does have that going for it.

(01-07-2013 01:09 AM)DVY Wrote:  @g-manifesto- god, the exact phrases you said are what my old friends used to say. Was incredibly annoying.

That and saying LA was the best city in the world.

Oh, and lakers are the best team in the NBA no matter how bad they are losing and how all the refs are rigged.

I want bitchslap half of these fools when they start arguing about who is better Kobe or Lebron, and tell them to go find a real hobby.

Yeah, for all of California's "free thinking", "individualism" etc, people there are programmed.

People will say "LA was the best city in the world" and have never been to NYC. Or Miami. Or Paris. Or Barcelona.

It's ridiculous.

That is one of the reasons I had to leave; I knew what people where going to say before they even said it.

Hell, before their brain even processed the thought.

(01-07-2013 02:58 AM)Insignia Wrote:  I went to NYC on several occassions and I have to say the clubs that are really live and the ratio is not bad at all. I love NYC, it is called the city that never sleeps for a reason.

The funny thing is it actually does "sleep".

Post: #98

(01-07-2013 10:54 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(01-06-2013 10:50 PM)WestCoast Wrote:  Miami is great for Latinas/FSU Girls/Tourist Girls/Models/guys with money already

Corrected that for you.

I would also add Black Girls to this list.

Some of the flyest black girls I have ever seen have been in Miami.

Post: #99

(01-07-2013 10:54 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  Yeah, for all of California's "free thinking", "individualism" etc, people there are programmed.

I have to agree. Maybe in the 1960's it was revolutionary to be a "free thinker" and fight for "individual expression". But, nowadays, people say that shit as an excuse to not get a job and get high all day.

Everyone dresses, acts, and thinks the same, yet, they all claim to be "independent thinkers"

There are few real free thinkers left.

Programmed?

Dude, C'mon, I'm not programmed! My crew just likes to keep some consistency!

Post: #100

(01-07-2013 04:48 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(01-07-2013 10:54 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(01-06-2013 10:50 PM)WestCoast Wrote:  Miami is great for Latinas/FSU Girls/Tourist Girls/Models/guys with money already

Corrected that for you.

I would also add Black Girls to this list.

Some of the flyest black girls I have ever seen have been in Miami.

G - You give a lot of love (and rightfully so) to Miami women. However, are you specifically talking South Beach? I think it's important to differentiate. Also, you have mentioned you have never been to Miami in the summer.

I ask, because in my opinion most of Miami and Dade County is not much to brag about. And trust me, South beach in July and August is nowhere near the same as February.

South Beach is not even 3 square miles and the peak season is 4 months.

As we share knowledge / facts / opinions on here I want to make sure that we are painting an accurate picture. So you know where I am coming from - I lived on A1A (the beach) year round for 7 years until mid 2012.