Todd the Midget
Male Feminist
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Customer Game
I've been studying and practicing game for a few weeks now. One of the things that I've done is talking to the bored workers at some of the places that I go to. The reason that I did this was that they are literally paid to be nice to me, the customer.
I know that there isn't any magic tell-tale sign that the chick ringing you up is into you. But the traditional signs - touching hair, eye contact, hand contact when giving her my debit card... are still in play.
I was wondering if there were any signs that are different with these interactions compared to normal ones. For example, I got my haircut today and the girl was bombarding me with questions about where I'm from, high school, work, friends, etc... and I couldn't tell if she was going for the tip or interested. Granted, I could have just asked for her number but I really liked the haircut and it's a bitch finding a competent hairdresser (I can't link to the "Incompetent Hairstylist" thread).
Right now, I'm at the point of studying and practicing rather than concentrating on bangs. For example, getting the hairdresser to qualify herself from something that I said was a huge step forward for me.
So, what I am saying is. How can you tell if the worker is just humoring you, or is interested?
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| 11-30-2011 06:10 PM |
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drymarro
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RE: Customer Game
(11-30-2011 06:10 PM)Todd the Midget Wrote: I've been studying and practicing game for a few weeks now. One of the things that I've done is talking to the bored workers at some of the places that I go to. The reason that I did this was that they are literally paid to be nice to me, the customer.
I know that there isn't any magic tell-tale sign that the chick ringing you up is into you. But the traditional signs - touching hair, eye contact, hand contact when giving her my debit card... are still in play.
I was wondering if there were any signs that are different with these interactions compared to normal ones. For example, I got my haircut today and the girl was bombarding me with questions about where I'm from, high school, work, friends, etc... and I couldn't tell if she was going for the tip or interested. Granted, I could have just asked for her number but I really liked the haircut and it's a bitch finding a competent hairdresser (I can't link to the "Incompetent Hairstylist" thread).
Right now, I'm at the point of studying and practicing rather than concentrating on bangs. For example, getting the hairdresser to qualify herself from something that I said was a huge step forward for me.
So, what I am saying is. How can you tell if the worker is just humoring you, or is interested?
try being cocky like.. "oh are you being nice just I tip you?"..
and I think you're thinking too much and should just ask her number.. if she doesn't give it to you then it's her loss and you don't lose anything..
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| 11-30-2011 06:18 PM |
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el mechanico
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RE: Customer Game
(11-30-2011 06:10 PM)Todd the Midget Wrote: I've been studying and practicing game for a few weeks now. One of the things that I've done is talking to the bored workers at some of the places that I go to. The reason that I did this was that they are literally paid to be nice to me, the customer.
I know that there isn't any magic tell-tale sign that the chick ringing you up is into you. But the traditional signs - touching hair, eye contact, hand contact when giving her my debit card... are still in play.
I was wondering if there were any signs that are different with these interactions compared to normal ones. For example, I got my haircut today and the girl was bombarding me with questions about where I'm from, high school, work, friends, etc... and I couldn't tell if she was going for the tip or interested. Granted, I could have just asked for her number but I really liked the haircut and it's a bitch finding a competent hairdresser (I can't link to the "Incompetent Hairstylist" thread).
Right now, I'm at the point of studying and practicing rather than concentrating on bangs. For example, getting the hairdresser to qualify herself from something that I said was a huge step forward for me.
So, what I am saying is. How can you tell if the worker is just humoring you, or is interested?
You have to cross the point where you ask for the digits Todd some girls maybe insecure and you wont get the vibe from them and the outgoing one may be putting on an act.
Dive in! No worries.
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| 11-30-2011 06:25 PM |
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