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Hahaha, the reporter trying to hype up a weak little fire and this guy neutralizes it.

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"It really seems like that is what it would be"

I bet she also believes Sharknados occur in the wild.

Post: #4

This fellow knows no approach anxiety.

Post: #5

I like how she dropped the "blah blah blah..ACTUALLY" after he asked her out. And it's clear she was flustered after that.

Post: #6

This reminds me of the "Jackie DiNardo" episode of Always Sunny:

http://youtu.be/ArsscaDgdG8

Post: #7

He started out with a strong compliment, but pulled it off by being direct, shirtless and carrying a dog - completely unfazed by the cameras, her job or the situation.

Aaah - nice to see Alphas at in the wild.

Post: #8

She basically forgot how to talk after that dude came around, either that or she is a really lousy reporter.

Post: #9

No one else think why is he carrying his dog like a baby?

Post: #10

That's the vibe you want. You can actually feel it. That 3 second moment captures the essence of it all (not literally what he's saying).

Post: #11

I feel like a couple of you must have bad game or are bad at analyzing things.

There wasn't much "Alpha" about this.
Dude just wanted to be one tv. Thats why he came out with no shirt, a hat and a dog.
The reporter wasn't gamed...of course she was caught off guard. She was trying to get a public opinion and he was just trying to be one camera.

After the dudes opener..he didn't have anything to say..and walked off...
If his vibe was right..why did he get blown out in 3 seconds


ps. reporters often rehearse "live" scenes multiple times to get their words down before the broadcast

Post: #12

This is great. In a few short comments he completely threw her off and she wasn't able to recover.

Reporter: "Sir, are you...do you live around here?"
Guy: "Yeah, wow you're super pretty, do you wanna go out on a date sometime?"
Reporter: "You're on air, live right now, KCLA, actually. Um...do you live in one of these houses? (repeating herself) Are you evacuating?"
Guy: "I just live down the street, I was just checking out the fire."
Reporter: "What do you think of it?" (Listen to the tone of her voice here. She's really reaching)
Guy: "It's pretty cool."
Reporter: "Um, well, I'd be really, I'd, all I really know is we've been talking to...several people coming out of here and they are really scared...(listen to her voice here, she tries to regain her frame by drastically increasing the volume of her voice but it's too late) I mean, just looking at the fire it, it, it heat, the, it lights up, at times, it gets really dark, almost like a tornado, that's the best way to describe it, it really...seems like that is what it would be, um."

I bet she got a little moist.

Post: #13

My take on this from a game perspective is not how good his game is, which we really can't tell. He does seem very calm and collected. What I get from this is how BAD her game is.

She's a reporter as occupation, but just like women in every occupation on earth, she's a WOMAN first, REPORTER second. It's crazy how easily women get thrown off. This is why they aren't good at approaching, it's simply not in their DNA. Just like how women can't deal with rejection, it fucks with them way more than it does guys. If things don't go exactly according to her script, her brain flips and she starts talking about tornados of all things. Imagine if women were forced, as this reporter is, to approach men on a daily basis? It's like forcing a chicken to fly; requires every ounce of energy from them to do something they're not designed to do but just winds up looking ridiculous.

Just further evidence emphasizing frame control. If this is how easily women get flustered, then no man should ever get flustered (even though we all do occasionally).

Edit: According to nydailynews:

Quote:Friel didn't miss a beat

She's definitely bangable.

Post: #14

Hahahaha!!!

I love it!

This is me in 20 years!

That's my vibe!

I approached a hot tv reporter a few months ago.

Post: #15

Thought it was funny, whats with the little baby dog ? Love how she stumbled haha

Post: #16

Reminds me a bit of the interview that this 16-year-old Alpha gave on Australian National TV:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xc0CB6URrV0

Heartiste's take on it was priceless:

+ Maintains state control. On national TV. With a nipple ring.
+ Cocky sonofabitch.
+ Shows no deference toward a higher status bitch.

Heartiste: http://heartiste.wordpress.com/2009/08/12/umm-sorry/
Rational Male: http://therationalmale.com/2011/10/20/alpha/

Post: #17

I had a guy who posted the fire video on FB and called him a douche. I seriously wanted to slap the FB OP in the face. Seriously, he had balls, trolled the girl, caught her up, over a little fire in our part of California.

I straight said he had the balls to do it, could you do that on live tv ? he liked my comment and didn't even reply. I hate betas man, and im trying to show him the way, kicking and screaming.

Post: #18

Lol it's funny. It reminds me of Vitalyzd. Not particularly great game though. The way he walked off looked awkward.

Post: #19

OG demonstrating how to.