Post: #1

This commercial is red pill truth at its finest. Could she have been simply dropping beta bait to get easy validation and free drinks without giving him anything in return? Maybe. Is it possible that she shoots him down the moment he approaches her at the bar? I suppose. Or maybe, just maybe, she got the tingles when they locked eyes and was hoping against all hope that he had the balls to turn around, find her inside, and strike up conversation with her. She eye fucked him for a reason and had his conscience (the man on the street) not told him to get his ass back in there and approach her he may never have found out what that reason was.

The point is that YOU NEVER EVER KNOW. This is what being an Alpha is all about, gents. Seeing what you want and going after it regardless of risk. Fortune favors the bold.

-SharpShooter, Columnist at Return of Kings
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Post: #2

Great analysis.

The conscience is something we should all trust.

Post: #3

Great commercial. Nice to see an advertisement I take an interest in.

Post: #4

(04-12-2014 10:20 AM)SharpShooter Wrote:  The point is that YOU NEVER EVER KNOW. This is what being an Alpha is all about, gents. Seeing what you want and going after it regardless of risk. Fortune favors the bold.

Life is all about the effort that you put into it.

Put in zero effort and you get nothing back.

Another important part is efficiency. Making each ounce of effort be worth as much as possible.

Make every moment count.

Post: #5

I would buy this beer because of this commercial. And I don't even drink.

Post: #6

nice.

Post: #7

Absolutely brilliant ad. I think the dude talking to him is actually his 'internal monologue'... unfortunately we too often ignore that internal monologue when we shouldn't.

Post: #8

This is probably my favourite ad.

From Superbowl 2014:

http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7BkA/cadillac-elr-work-hard

Post: #9

That ad and that bottle look cool, would drink/10.

Post: #10

Villain from Sherlock Holmes (with Robert Downey Jr). Damn, i want his voice.

Post: #11

brilliant ad. be bold and just take action. the worst you can get is nexting her

Post: #12

Law 28, gentlemen.

Just had a situation like this the day before yesterday, myself. You will always feel worse in the long run in not approaching.

Post: #13

Nice. That guy advising him is how I picture Giovanni

To paraphrase Roosh: One day you will die. Just say the words.

Post: #14

The gut (subconscious) is almost never wrong for me when it comes to storytelling. I suspect its the same with game, too.

Your mileage may vary but I've found that as a writer, if I trust my subconsious, and not go back over a chapter and rewrite it to death (which often strips out my narrative voice anyway), then my readership will appreciate my story more. It will be more gripping. Less overanalyzed. More naturally flowing and with a comfortable rhythm (like music). It will grab them by the collar and pull them right in.

Same with game. I go in confident and without doubt. I follow my gut since self-doubt will kill any novel. And it kills game too.

Just say the words, indeed!