Gangster Of Love
Master Don Juan
Gangster meets & hangs out with STYLE!
Haven't had much time to post since last Sunday, but just thought I'd share with you guys a couple of things from my trip to Chicago last weekend for the DYD seminar. I was very bummed from the time I booked my flight, because I knew I would have to leave before it ended on Sunday evening, so I could catch my 8pm flight and be back home not too late, as I had to work on Monday morning.
I felt even worse that David Deangelo finished the seminar earlier than I thought, but started taping a program called "The 77 Laws Of Success with Women", which had tons of good info. I had to walk out during law #33, so I could take the shuttle. When I left I really wished I had booked a monday morning flight.
I'll have to settle for the DVD product when it comes out. The "Advanced Dating Techiniques" program was top notch quality, for the most part, due to the quality of the guest speakers. Will post a review if enough of you are interested. As it turned out, leaving the seminar to catch my plane ended up being a good thing, which I would not be able to buy from the David D. catalog.
Just as we were starting to board the plane, my friend (female) said to me "look, its Style!", and as I looked it was one Neil Strauss, who had spoken at the DYD seminar the previous night, His speech was very entertaining and informative, but more on that soon on my upcoming review of the re-taping of the "Advanced Dating Techniques" seminar.
He went in about 10 people before we did. As I stood waiting next to row 14 I looked forward and Style had already sat about 10 rows ahead or so, on the aisle seat. I looked at my boarding pass which read "Row 25 Aisle." Haha, I was to sit right next to one of the top PUA's in the world. I was to hang out with a master of pick up, he had no choice, he was stuck there with me next to him for at least 4 hours. The funniest thing, as I thought about it and realized at the moment, is that I felt a combination of being a little star struck and the anxiety of starting a conversation with a stranger. :nervous:
Now, Neil is a very small framed, not so tall guy. Physically, there is nothing intimidating about this guy. Less than 24 hours earlier he had signed our books, and had been very nice and engaging. It didn't take him long to start a conversation with a cute tall brunette who was sitting on the window seat of his row. Now I had to wait for a low in the action, since he speaks at the speed of a guy who's double parked and is long winded. Yes, it was my opportunity to address "The Most Powerful of The Jedis", as he's known in the community. But how was I gonna start without sounding like a groupie or stalker? Haha.
"Excuse me!!!!" He turned his head quickly and starred with a serious look as a kid who's about to get scolded. I paused, then said: "Do you think the rock star David Bowie is hot?" He reacted quickly and laughed as he hi-fived me. "You were at the seminar." We talked a little, and he got the girl sitting next to him, my friend and the girl on the window seat, all involved in conversation.
Everyone was engaged on the topic which was the a possible book equivalent of a female version of "The Game", men-women, etc. The topic of handwriting analysis came up, asked me if I was pretty good, he then took a torn piece of paper and told the girl to write something and handed it to me. He had me analyze the girl's handwriting, she seemed excited about a stranger about to tell her stuff about herself. She was engaged in an interesting conversation with two strangers she'd just met, and it was about her favorite topic, herself.
I told her she was a quick thinker/learner, investigative, self-conscious, sensitive to criticism, sexually frustrated, etc. She rated me a 9 in my analysis, then she responded, "That is so true. How did you learn that? What kind of job do you do?" Her response to her being sexually frustrated "It is all true, I haven't seen my boyfriend in 6 months, he's overseas.
"You're pretty good" Style said. Then we talked about some of the characters in his book. It was very entertaining and humorous stuff on the PUAs. He was talking to the girls about relationships, dynamics, etc. Then I gave him a blank sheet of paper and had him write something. I got an 8.8 rating on Neil's analysis.
I talked with my friend for a little, and would ask Style about characters and things in the book, etc. After four hours of resting, talking, laughing, reading, and dealing with some drunk passenger behind us who had been kicking the back of the seats in our row, it was time to land in LA.
What a cool and classy guy Neil is. After we picked up our luggage, he came outside to say bye to us as we waited for our shuttle. While I didn't get to ask him a lot of things I would have put on a list had I known I would be in that situation, I did learn one main thing. I knew why he is one of the best at dealing with women.
He engages you, and everyone around (groups of people, sets, etc.) builds trust, and makes you feel like an old friend, very quick, and comes across as very legitimate. I wished him luck on his future projects and he asked what was my user name on this board. Haha. So Style, if you read this, it was a good experience, and Sarge On!!!!
Haven't had much time to post since last Sunday, but just thought I'd share with you guys a couple of things from my trip to Chicago last weekend for the DYD seminar. I was very bummed from the time I booked my flight, because I knew I would have to leave before it ended on Sunday evening, so I could catch my 8pm flight and be back home not too late, as I had to work on Monday morning.
I felt even worse that David Deangelo finished the seminar earlier than I thought, but started taping a program called "The 77 Laws Of Success with Women", which had tons of good info. I had to walk out during law #33, so I could take the shuttle. When I left I really wished I had booked a monday morning flight.
I'll have to settle for the DVD product when it comes out. The "Advanced Dating Techiniques" program was top notch quality, for the most part, due to the quality of the guest speakers. Will post a review if enough of you are interested. As it turned out, leaving the seminar to catch my plane ended up being a good thing, which I would not be able to buy from the David D. catalog.
Just as we were starting to board the plane, my friend (female) said to me "look, its Style!", and as I looked it was one Neil Strauss, who had spoken at the DYD seminar the previous night, His speech was very entertaining and informative, but more on that soon on my upcoming review of the re-taping of the "Advanced Dating Techniques" seminar.
He went in about 10 people before we did. As I stood waiting next to row 14 I looked forward and Style had already sat about 10 rows ahead or so, on the aisle seat. I looked at my boarding pass which read "Row 25 Aisle." Haha, I was to sit right next to one of the top PUA's in the world. I was to hang out with a master of pick up, he had no choice, he was stuck there with me next to him for at least 4 hours. The funniest thing, as I thought about it and realized at the moment, is that I felt a combination of being a little star struck and the anxiety of starting a conversation with a stranger. :nervous:
Now, Neil is a very small framed, not so tall guy. Physically, there is nothing intimidating about this guy. Less than 24 hours earlier he had signed our books, and had been very nice and engaging. It didn't take him long to start a conversation with a cute tall brunette who was sitting on the window seat of his row. Now I had to wait for a low in the action, since he speaks at the speed of a guy who's double parked and is long winded. Yes, it was my opportunity to address "The Most Powerful of The Jedis", as he's known in the community. But how was I gonna start without sounding like a groupie or stalker? Haha.
"Excuse me!!!!" He turned his head quickly and starred with a serious look as a kid who's about to get scolded. I paused, then said: "Do you think the rock star David Bowie is hot?" He reacted quickly and laughed as he hi-fived me. "You were at the seminar." We talked a little, and he got the girl sitting next to him, my friend and the girl on the window seat, all involved in conversation.
Everyone was engaged on the topic which was the a possible book equivalent of a female version of "The Game", men-women, etc. The topic of handwriting analysis came up, asked me if I was pretty good, he then took a torn piece of paper and told the girl to write something and handed it to me. He had me analyze the girl's handwriting, she seemed excited about a stranger about to tell her stuff about herself. She was engaged in an interesting conversation with two strangers she'd just met, and it was about her favorite topic, herself.
I told her she was a quick thinker/learner, investigative, self-conscious, sensitive to criticism, sexually frustrated, etc. She rated me a 9 in my analysis, then she responded, "That is so true. How did you learn that? What kind of job do you do?" Her response to her being sexually frustrated "It is all true, I haven't seen my boyfriend in 6 months, he's overseas.
"You're pretty good" Style said. Then we talked about some of the characters in his book. It was very entertaining and humorous stuff on the PUAs. He was talking to the girls about relationships, dynamics, etc. Then I gave him a blank sheet of paper and had him write something. I got an 8.8 rating on Neil's analysis.
I talked with my friend for a little, and would ask Style about characters and things in the book, etc. After four hours of resting, talking, laughing, reading, and dealing with some drunk passenger behind us who had been kicking the back of the seats in our row, it was time to land in LA.
What a cool and classy guy Neil is. After we picked up our luggage, he came outside to say bye to us as we waited for our shuttle. While I didn't get to ask him a lot of things I would have put on a list had I known I would be in that situation, I did learn one main thing. I knew why he is one of the best at dealing with women.
He engages you, and everyone around (groups of people, sets, etc.) builds trust, and makes you feel like an old friend, very quick, and comes across as very legitimate. I wished him luck on his future projects and he asked what was my user name on this board. Haha. So Style, if you read this, it was a good experience, and Sarge On!!!!
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