Agreed. I would not dress like that guy in the Hangover and go out to the clubs or any night time sarge for sure, but then again if your game is tight then you can get away with anything.
Today's pickins' were quite slim. I ended up being on the wrong side of the street for both of the 2 sets that I saw which were worth hitting up.
There was not a single girl to open up this dreary day, but some girl, not really even a 5 opened ME up as I walked past, stopped cold, turned around and asked me if I knew where the library was.
I didn't have the problem with reaction time like I did yesterday because I immediately thought to say back to her "Why? You don't look like the type of girl who reads books..." but she was rather doggish and unkept so I just pointed out where it was and kept going on my way.
However, after reading "David Shade's Eye Contact experiment" --
http://puarticles.blogspot.com/2008/01/ ... iment.html
I have done this on many occasions and quite frankly the girls where I live are fucking COLD and very bitchy when it comes to day game and even making eye contact.
I am going to play the eye contact experiment over the next few weeks and just see what kind of reactions I get (hold 30 ft out, stare, do not smile until she does, or say hello unless she does).
Just today I have gotten more pissed off, cold, go fuck yourself stares or girls just refusing to look in my direction than I expected. But I have noticed this many times when I did the same expirment myself years ago (without really reading other people's thoughts on it).
I think a lot of people here complain about how hostile the women are towards men compared to many other cities. And I can't figure out if that is really true because I sense it too when I travel. I have much less AE when I am somewhere else and the girls always seem much more approachable in other places. I just wonder if it is because my state is elevated when I am traveling or if there really is merit to the fact women are bitchier and colder in some parts of the country compared to others.