Hey Y'all. I'll lay out the situation for you.

I'm standing at a crowded bar and a cute girl with "hipster glasses" squeezes her way in right next to me.

She starts a little dialogue with me about if she's (the bartender) come over yet. I start to joke around back with something like "She's been really feelin this side, I've gotten about 2 smiles, that's gotta mean she's coming through soon right?" She laughs. We then stand there for a bit and I go "Those glasses look good on you, prescription or are you just leaving work at Urban Outfitters" Again she laughs and is showing signs of IOI's, but my drink came and I wasn't sure where to go from there.

Advice guys?

Thank you!

you could ask her who she is there with.

you could ask her one of the dozens of opinion openers posted on here, just to get her talking.

you could start talking about other people at the bar and making stories about them (girls love to gossip about other people at the bar - make up stories about how they are ugly, or why they are there).


p.s., read this thread: conversational-mastery-never-run-outa-t ... 86225.html

Or he could simply tell her he likes her and ask her if she likes him too...

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Once you get the IoIs then its on bro. Ask her what she's drinking, or where she works. tell her that she's in luck because you were looking for some1 to do a shot with

I think it be perfect to play a little game there.
"haha you wanna know a fun game to play?"
"yeah sure"
"FMK lets play it"
"uh whats that?"

go into the fmk routine being funny and witty about it.
or simply go into a opinion routine.

"you seem like a sweet/nice girl I need your opinion on a buddy of mine"
go into the jealous girlfriend routine and just keep her talking eventually
working your way into a close.

"your an interesting girl, I gotta get back to my friends though its a shame we cant continue this conversation"

there's different variations for that but that's just the jist of it

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