sterling_archer
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RE: Ever been stopped by security for approaching?
(10-13-2016 02:29 AM)AWright Wrote: ...and said social circle is your best bet here, probably in your town also.
I think that also. When I read about daygame, I was really interested in the idea, but one thing also popped in that articles/books. And that is how big city must be. In Torrero, Krauser book, 10 approaches, three days per week is required. Everybody is talking about LA, NY, London, etc. like the all players live there. Cities in Croatia are villages compared to these cities, in fact megalopolises. I can't think of a instance where I saw 10 approach worthy women, and this is not my excuses talking, but truth.
Everybody I know who has/had a girlfriend (plates are uncommon), met her through social circle. So guess what happened to me, who didn't have social circle which overlapped with some female social circle.
That tells me enough...
I think best thing for me is to expand social circle and do night game when going out.
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Giovonny
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RE: Ever been stopped by security for approaching?
(10-13-2016 01:52 AM)GlobalMan Wrote: I recommend you combine the backpack, wine, and "peacocking" all into one.
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I suspect that you are joking but I really do this..
I don't wear a box of wine on my back but I use wine as part of my "peacocking"..
When I game during the evening commute, from 4-6pm.. I like to carry jugs of wine..
Sort of like this:
I don't carry bags of food but I might carry a head of cauliflower or a clear, plastic bag with a few peaches or brussel sprouts...
This gives the appearance that I'm going somewhere to cook and socialize. Much better than walking around empty handed.. Girls are more curious...
This also works as a "false time constraint"... I can say that I am in a hurry but "do you wanna exchange numbers and I will text you later"..
And, this tactic displays my love for food, cooking, and fitness -- which makes transitioning to these topics very easy and attracts girls with similar interests!
I love using props! They work!
Not only do they distract security guards but they also help to engage the girls !
(This post was last modified: 10-13-2016 03:58 PM by Giovonny.)
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RE: Ever been stopped by security for approaching?
(10-12-2016 04:59 PM)AWright Wrote: A lot of it has to do with where you're located. Located in a high volume city? Chance of being stopped by security nearly nill. Located in smaller city? You can easily develop a reputation if you go to the same venues weekly. That's the reason I got stopped by security and banned from a venue, a mother hen threw a fit to security after running into her group of friends a couple times downtown, I said somethings I probably shouldn't have said after she gave me attitude but in small cities there is no anonymity. They ban me for a weekend, I come back the weekend after and the doorman tells me to behave myself at the beginning at the night, as he knew me by name. I then leave with a girl later that night and go by the doorman and he stops her and asks if she knows me, she says yes and we continue out. Ever since I have been banned, when I come back a week later the doorman says that isn't good for business. I got in one time because the doorman was gone, around 1 am the bouncer taps my shoulder and says I have to leave, the head security that the mother hen complained to still remembered me from 9 months prior. Small cities suck, I live in a city that has a metro area of around 900,000 in the Midwest. Paul Janka has said if you are going to be doing this you need to be in a large city where there is anonymity or there will be reputational issues.
FYI, the Denver Metro Area where I did the spam approaches in the Mall is medium size with perhaps 1.5 million residents.
"The unexamined life is not worth living." - Socrates
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John_Galt
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RE: Ever been stopped by security for approaching?
Some people seem to think you may have "scared the cat". Others think undercovers were watching you. Others think you just didn't blend in.
It could be any or all of these, and frankly, this thread is full of great advice. I think you handled the situation well, after you were confronted.
But I think the best advice of all was simply don't let it look obvious that you're approaching. You should appear to be a normal mall patron, who happens to be seeing a friend while shopping. If you give off any other impression, someones going to take it as harassment.
Also: The "3 second rule" does NOT apply to malls. ESPECIALLY if a girl is sitting down. Not only is it awkward to make introductions with a guy who's girl you just hit on, again, it makes you look really out of place. And unless you're in a giant mall, odds are you're going to see that couple again as you wander the mall.
As a rule of thumb, I try to stick to larger department stores within the mall, and approach girls asking for their opinion on how a shirt/pair of jeans etc look on me. This way I security isn't watching me, I look like I'm shopping, it's natural. After I walk through the store, I might by something I like, then go to the next store. If you don't like this method, try to keep your mall rounds (when you walk from one end of the mall to the opposite end) limited to 2 per day. The reason why is again: unless the mall is huge, people (including security) will notice you're still around. Note that once you're more calibrated, you can relax these rules a bit, because you'll look completely natural, as Giovany said.
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