Jesse Pinkman
Master Don Juan
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Good Riddance, Wharf (Part 2)
Dark haired girl with ponytail.
I would say this set was the most frustrating one of the night. Near one of the food stands I see this one girl with black hair in a ponytail which is practically my type when it comes to women, she had light eyes and pale skin. I think of approaching but really end up hovering around her because a group of girls, including one my wing had approached, were getting their food too.
It came off as awkward but I approached her, telling her that the ponytail looks great on her. Somehow she gave me that half-hearted rejection where a girl smiles at you while telling you no. After a while, I walk away.
My wing later comes into that set and talks to the same girl, it goes for a while. I ask him what happened and he said the girls were cool, not to disrespect me, and the girl had told him that she did not like the comment I made about her pony tail. In reality, due to the awkwardness of the set, I came off as weird and the timing was all off.
Indiana girls.
My wing and I post up near a spot where people have their pics taken and we see this hot blonde and her brunette friend. We approach them, playfully photobombing them. The set is cool but the blonde has a boyfriend so I back off.
Two girls near a fan.
My wing goes to use the restroom and I approach these two girls near the fan. One is a tall blonde with a British accent and the other is her Latina roommate. I tease the British girl about her accent but after just a minute, she is trying to go elsewhere and the set ends.
Two more girls near the fan.
Since it was hot as heck in Miami, the girls were gathering around the fan often. I approach this one cute brunette near the fan and she is there with her friend. She is from Sarasota and it goes alright but then they say that their friend’s ex is behind them. I let the set end but could have joined the brunettes in leading them away from the situation.
Final set.
I approach these two Latinas after making my way through a crowded indoor canopy, the girls are rude. I consider doing more sets but it is past midnight. Then the rain starts coming down and I realize that my night is over.
Good Riddance, Wharf.
The night at The Wharf reminded me of just how hectic the place is and how its replacement in Coconut Grove, Regatta, will be just as hectic too. In many ways, I am happy The Wharf closed. While it was open, the crowds were just not there as much when they opened Regatta.
Throughout the night, I had multiple guys purposefully bumping into me. At one point, it almost knocked my drink out of my hand. The atmosphere was chaotic for the last night at The Wharf.
Now with The Wharf being closed, I feel like its replacement, Regatta, will start to get more traffic rather than having to share it with The Wharf. Unfortunately, the crowds will be the same as they were at The Wharf. You will run into plenty of cliquish college kids from The U but I know the strategy. The focus has to be on approaching tourists and anyone not a part of the bar’s clique.
In a way, The Wharf closing seems to close a chapter in Miami Nightlife for me. The environment was chaotic and it was one of the first bars I ever went to in Miami. I dealt with what was the worst of people and humanity in that place but I grew from it, learning to interact better with it.
All in all, I will not really miss The Wharf all that much. I am just excited for the activity to finally be focused on one bar instead of two identical ones being open.
Dark haired girl with ponytail.
I would say this set was the most frustrating one of the night. Near one of the food stands I see this one girl with black hair in a ponytail which is practically my type when it comes to women, she had light eyes and pale skin. I think of approaching but really end up hovering around her because a group of girls, including one my wing had approached, were getting their food too.
It came off as awkward but I approached her, telling her that the ponytail looks great on her. Somehow she gave me that half-hearted rejection where a girl smiles at you while telling you no. After a while, I walk away.
My wing later comes into that set and talks to the same girl, it goes for a while. I ask him what happened and he said the girls were cool, not to disrespect me, and the girl had told him that she did not like the comment I made about her pony tail. In reality, due to the awkwardness of the set, I came off as weird and the timing was all off.
Indiana girls.
My wing and I post up near a spot where people have their pics taken and we see this hot blonde and her brunette friend. We approach them, playfully photobombing them. The set is cool but the blonde has a boyfriend so I back off.
Two girls near a fan.
My wing goes to use the restroom and I approach these two girls near the fan. One is a tall blonde with a British accent and the other is her Latina roommate. I tease the British girl about her accent but after just a minute, she is trying to go elsewhere and the set ends.
Two more girls near the fan.
Since it was hot as heck in Miami, the girls were gathering around the fan often. I approach this one cute brunette near the fan and she is there with her friend. She is from Sarasota and it goes alright but then they say that their friend’s ex is behind them. I let the set end but could have joined the brunettes in leading them away from the situation.
Final set.
I approach these two Latinas after making my way through a crowded indoor canopy, the girls are rude. I consider doing more sets but it is past midnight. Then the rain starts coming down and I realize that my night is over.
Good Riddance, Wharf.
The night at The Wharf reminded me of just how hectic the place is and how its replacement in Coconut Grove, Regatta, will be just as hectic too. In many ways, I am happy The Wharf closed. While it was open, the crowds were just not there as much when they opened Regatta.
Throughout the night, I had multiple guys purposefully bumping into me. At one point, it almost knocked my drink out of my hand. The atmosphere was chaotic for the last night at The Wharf.
Now with The Wharf being closed, I feel like its replacement, Regatta, will start to get more traffic rather than having to share it with The Wharf. Unfortunately, the crowds will be the same as they were at The Wharf. You will run into plenty of cliquish college kids from The U but I know the strategy. The focus has to be on approaching tourists and anyone not a part of the bar’s clique.
In a way, The Wharf closing seems to close a chapter in Miami Nightlife for me. The environment was chaotic and it was one of the first bars I ever went to in Miami. I dealt with what was the worst of people and humanity in that place but I grew from it, learning to interact better with it.
All in all, I will not really miss The Wharf all that much. I am just excited for the activity to finally be focused on one bar instead of two identical ones being open.