CornbreadFed
Master Don Juan
Too many guys are confusing the local market with the global market. This is bad practice because women in each market value and dislike different things. In addition, LMS applies differently to each market. Now, if you look at this youtube channel, you will probably become confused on how this old guy got this young girl to marry him: Old Guy/Young Woman
This guy is clearly operating in a local market, not a global one. On a global scale, he’s just an older, washed-up bald professor, but locally, he’s *The Professor* at the university, with a stable retirement plan, free time, has the above average communication & emotional intelligence, and discretionary income to vacation in Panama City Beach or Disney World, soooo definitely not some random small town NPC in a Cummins Diesel Ram acting like he owns the Raising Cane’s parking lot or random loser bum trolling the local Walmart parking lot. That’s the key difference between local and global markets.
Global: Social Media, OLD, Touristy/Hip parts of select US cities
Looks – You need to be above an 8 to compete.
Money – You need to earn well above the city’s average income, since you’re competing with wealthier men and women who often have high-paying jobs. Faking wealth can work here.
Status – Lawyer, doctor, firefighter, bartender/barista in a popular spot, or any other status role with an active social media presence is the baseline.
Local: Small towns, suburbs, non OLD
Looks – Being an 8 usually puts you in the top 1% of men.
Money – Not essential, but it definitely helps you get further.
Status – Shift leader at McDonald’s, server at Chili’s, being the top of your social circle, etc. A high-status job here can easily put you in the top 1% of men.
The harsh truth most won’t admit: to succeed in the local market without relying on looks, money, or status alone, you need some degree of a “blue-pilled” mindset. Social circle game is crucial, and since most people are blue-pilled, you’ll need to relate to them. In a global market, you can get away with being “red-pilled” because women focus on their first impression within minutes. In a local market, women are less likely to trust strangers unless they have social proof or an established status.
What men need to do is pick a market and stick with it. If you want to be a global market, then stop being a broke lazy Gymcel and lock in. If you know the global market is out of your reach, then maybe it's time to stop being socially insufferable and start learning how to interact with normal people.
This guy is clearly operating in a local market, not a global one. On a global scale, he’s just an older, washed-up bald professor, but locally, he’s *The Professor* at the university, with a stable retirement plan, free time, has the above average communication & emotional intelligence, and discretionary income to vacation in Panama City Beach or Disney World, soooo definitely not some random small town NPC in a Cummins Diesel Ram acting like he owns the Raising Cane’s parking lot or random loser bum trolling the local Walmart parking lot. That’s the key difference between local and global markets.
Global: Social Media, OLD, Touristy/Hip parts of select US cities
Looks – You need to be above an 8 to compete.
Money – You need to earn well above the city’s average income, since you’re competing with wealthier men and women who often have high-paying jobs. Faking wealth can work here.
Status – Lawyer, doctor, firefighter, bartender/barista in a popular spot, or any other status role with an active social media presence is the baseline.
Local: Small towns, suburbs, non OLD
Looks – Being an 8 usually puts you in the top 1% of men.
Money – Not essential, but it definitely helps you get further.
Status – Shift leader at McDonald’s, server at Chili’s, being the top of your social circle, etc. A high-status job here can easily put you in the top 1% of men.
The harsh truth most won’t admit: to succeed in the local market without relying on looks, money, or status alone, you need some degree of a “blue-pilled” mindset. Social circle game is crucial, and since most people are blue-pilled, you’ll need to relate to them. In a global market, you can get away with being “red-pilled” because women focus on their first impression within minutes. In a local market, women are less likely to trust strangers unless they have social proof or an established status.
What men need to do is pick a market and stick with it. If you want to be a global market, then stop being a broke lazy Gymcel and lock in. If you know the global market is out of your reach, then maybe it's time to stop being socially insufferable and start learning how to interact with normal people.
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