The Duke
Master Don Juan
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I was out on my motorcycle and stopped in for some lunch at a basic chain restaurant and got seated in a section that had a cute waitress(skinny legs, tiny butt, b-cups, long hair, and a pretty face). I had my motorcycle jacket and helmet with me which frequently provides an opportunity for a girl to strike up a conversation about motorcycles, and she did just that.
The conversation carried on through out my time there with solid interest on her part as she kept inquiring and engaging in the conversation. Lots of good eye contact. She went above and beyond what even a good waitress does so I knew she was interested.
When she brought me my check, I asked her if she wanted to go for a ride sometime. She agreed so I got her phone number.
On my way out she stopped her conversation at another table to make sure she said "good bye and be safe" which was a good sign.
This is a good example of how easy it is when you have a girl with high interest. She is engaging and doesn't play hard to get.
Its always much easier when you both share a common interest. Having my riding jacket and helmet were great stage props that facilitated things. Its a form of peacocking that used to be talked about here quite often 10yrs ago. And girls perceive most guys who ride to be pretty masculine.
For those that think you have to be 6', rich & good looking and all that stuff that gets parroted here every day... I had on old jeans, old faded t-shirt , work boots, don't have huge muscles, hadn't shaved in 2 days, and I hadn't shaved my head in a few days so you could see my bald spots real easily. I was definitely not looking my best. This girl was probably 12yrs younger than me.
The fact that we connected with the motorcycle stuff, took her back several years. I'm guessing she had a boyfriend or hung out with guys that were into the sport bike scene in her 20's. She reminisced about bike nights, speeding, riding wheelies and thats how the connection gets started. Take her to a positive/nostalgic place in her mind that was fun and makes her feel alive again. Your goal is to help them uncover and FEEL their positive emotions. You can do that by careful listening and steering the conversation.
The conversation carried on through out my time there with solid interest on her part as she kept inquiring and engaging in the conversation. Lots of good eye contact. She went above and beyond what even a good waitress does so I knew she was interested.
When she brought me my check, I asked her if she wanted to go for a ride sometime. She agreed so I got her phone number.
On my way out she stopped her conversation at another table to make sure she said "good bye and be safe" which was a good sign.
This is a good example of how easy it is when you have a girl with high interest. She is engaging and doesn't play hard to get.
Its always much easier when you both share a common interest. Having my riding jacket and helmet were great stage props that facilitated things. Its a form of peacocking that used to be talked about here quite often 10yrs ago. And girls perceive most guys who ride to be pretty masculine.
For those that think you have to be 6', rich & good looking and all that stuff that gets parroted here every day... I had on old jeans, old faded t-shirt , work boots, don't have huge muscles, hadn't shaved in 2 days, and I hadn't shaved my head in a few days so you could see my bald spots real easily. I was definitely not looking my best. This girl was probably 12yrs younger than me.
The fact that we connected with the motorcycle stuff, took her back several years. I'm guessing she had a boyfriend or hung out with guys that were into the sport bike scene in her 20's. She reminisced about bike nights, speeding, riding wheelies and thats how the connection gets started. Take her to a positive/nostalgic place in her mind that was fun and makes her feel alive again. Your goal is to help them uncover and FEEL their positive emotions. You can do that by careful listening and steering the conversation.
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