I'll say to a girl:

"My (little brother, sister, girlfriend) thinks you're absolutely beautiful. I told (him/her) I thought you were okay looking." Then I'll smile, or smile and wink.

I got that opener out of nowhere, too. When I use it, it seems to draw in a lot of attention. Some of them say thank you, some of them are unsure of whether to say thank you, but they almost always want to go further in the interaction with just that.

Tried it out tonight.

Any thoughts on why the comment seems to hold so well?

Oh, and if anyone decides to use that, I highly suggest implying to your standards soon afterward. Ross Jeffries' material on his blog is good for the latter, though I personally heavily evolve his ideas.

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Fuck routines and indirect game.

One problem I can see with it is you kinda need your little brother or sister around, in case they ask.. =P Tho I suppose they might have just left...

It hits the DHV spike of being close to family members, its also push/pull so is likely to generate compliance or qualification. Still, its pretty direct.. you risk being burned out by a "yeah ok... " or "who are you??" but what the hell, opening always carries that risk.

But, you could stack forward saying "Usually it's polite to thank someone for giving a compliment" Ofcourse with a sneaky smile on your face.


Opening really isn't hard.