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- Ouch. Find a better base of operations. You do speak the truth though, if you chill at restaurants and clubs, pretty soon the girls will all hit on you.

And you do need to be careful not to “scalp” the place too hard. Or else you can kill the golden goose…so to speak.

- MPM

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My game says not to directly pick up on servers and bartenders because during an 8 hour shift they probably go through more shotty attempts at getting picked up than your typical female. Instead what happens is that the servers and bartenders become very comfortable with me because I never try anything on them (but what they don’t see is that I really am).

Be warned though. After my third hook up with a server there you kind of start to wear your welcome thin if you’re not careful. The good thing is there’s a pretty high turnover rate for servers and bartenders at these chain restaraunts. After a couple of months or so you’ll see a whole new crop of fresh faces.

Another payoff to working a bar like that is the bartenders will scoop you on the new girls, and making it easier to get some kind of dividend out of your time spent there.

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Lets see…

Chain restaurants
no history
less culture
bars close early
sprawl
travel times
no diversity
uninteresting people
cops
horrible nightlife
rules
no action
Malls
Khaki pants
no good tailors
no art
forgettable architecture

Better question is “What is not wrong with the suburbs?”

Have fun at Olive Garden. I heard their food is very Authentic Northern Italian.

-MPM

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Since when is “meretricious” a “fairly common word”? Or are you just trying to get under my skin in a calculated and backhanded way by feigning a lack of awe my dazzling rhetorical bling? :)

Seriously, I’m not engaged in either self-doubt or grandiosity, or even self-delusion here; I’m just stating the facts as I see ‘em.

It’s funny, everytime I put up a post about this subject on either Roosh’s or Roissy’s blog (which is quite rare these days), someone named “mike” harshes on me and tries to make me see my personal failings. (Could all of these “mikes” be the same guy?)

Ha! As if I have any personal failings!!

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Tipping well will help the bar tenders like you, but if you’ve got something interesting to say most nights and your not a pain in the ass, most bartenders will comp you a beer pretty regularily. The real bennies kick in when you decide to tie one on with friends: free shots, 30-40% discount on tabs, moving to front of the line when crowded for drinks.

In the end the world is divided into two camps: those that worked in the business and tip well, and those that don’t. I’m trying to pass along common knowledge from those of us that worked in the industry, but whatever…

“I found, living and working in the DC area for 11 years, that most desirable young white professional women in the area would rather date a tall, extremely good-looking, but dirt-poor guy with no ambition whatsoever (i.e., a slacker, moocher, player or starving artist type), with an average personality, than a highly intelligent guy who happens to be average looking, but who has long-term assets like an advanced degree, lots of ambition, an excellent job, and a great personality.”

lol I’m guessing this second guy with the great job and personality just happens to be you? Maybe the women are turned off by your arrogance and tendency to tell people to “look up” fairly common words. Not attacking you, but maybe you assume too much about your “great personality.” 90% of the posts on this blog and Roosh’s whole book are aimed at dismantling the self-defeating blame game you just indulged in.

As for free drinks for guys, it happens. Usually you’ve gotta know the owners or the bartender and be a regular at a local joint. It won’t happen at a trendier spot in nyc that’s for sure.

if that describes you, then you’d be much better off figuring out who you are and then looking for a girl who syncs up with what you want.

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Find a neighborhood bar you like that seems to have a good mix of youngish people. Go early by yourself on several different week nights. Take a book or a paper, have a couple of drinks, eat dinner at the bar, get to know the bar tender. TIP REALLY WELL. I’m talking well in excess of 20% the first few nights out. The bar tender gets to know your order, opens a beer for you when you walk in, grats you a beer here and there. Eventually when you make a big night out of it, your tab will come in half of what it should be.

Think of it as a new way to meet people who are out to relax and enjoy themselves. That’s what bars are for, afterall.