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RE: Most competitive gaming cities
(01-02-2013 11:16 PM)HiFlo Wrote: Big cities are THE LEAST competitive gaming cities. People MOVE INTO big cities in order to meet new people, mates, etc.
Go to a small town or small city (<300,000) where everyone's grown up there and never left and there are well-entrenched social circles since Kindergarten. That's where you'll find competition.
Is this experience you have or are speaking on theory> b/c I've had the complete opposite experience with that, to the point I almost exclusively operate in small towns and smaller cities b/c there is so little serious competition.
Those "well entrenched" social circles aren't that exciting to the women in them. It is easy to stand out b/c you are the one person around them with something new and intersting to bring to the table.
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RE: Most competitive gaming cities
(01-03-2013 10:51 PM)jariel Wrote: (01-03-2013 09:34 PM)_DC_ Wrote: In Miami or NYC the dudes are overall no doubt higher quality, but this ceases to matter when nobody is fighting over the same quality girls, as there is plenty to go around.
Don't compare Miami guys to NYC guys.
New York guys are way more educated, so there's some actual paper, academic and fiat, behind them that Miami guys just don't have.
Miami is very is to understand once you understand that what you can see and what it actually is are two different things.
A lot of under 30 Miamians are still living with parents/family. Thus, its possible to have a little gig, like working at Publix, and with no rent to pay, you can blow your paychecks on a car note (328i-ish), insurance, and a little go out money once or twice a month (around paycheck time).
That is the illusion of having money.
What Miami dudes have over most is the physical aspect, but most of your gymrats are unemployed, so again we're back to the facade of Miami.
I agree with this too.
Miami is strange on that front. It just doesn't seem like much business is going down. I mean there is zero Tech companies in Miami.
In California, guys have way more dough. Everyone is more entrepreneurial.
Miami guys seem at first like they have some coin, but you can quickly tell their pockets are real light.
I feel I can "bully" people more in Miami with dough than CA.
That being said, a month ago I hung out with a legitimate Billionaire in Miami. I looked him up.
F*cker was like my age too.
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