SemperFlyMC
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Bare with my week long story & help an AFC become a PUA. Tell me what I did right/wrong and what I should do now:
I've been occasionally visiting a local bar to establish rapport with the hot bartender there. Last Sunday, I visited, and she wasn't there, but a cute waitress was. I chatted up the new girl, she had a round of mind-erasers with me & my friends and took out her camera to take a picture with us. As I left, I number closed her casually mentioning that we should go for drinks or something. I didn't give her my number though (I was thinking she might be curious to answer an unknown number, and that it would prevent flaking out on a phone call).
2 days later, I went back with a buddy... and remember seeing her there, but then blacked out from too much beer (supposedly I was talking with her blacked out) :\
The next day, wanting to connect the puzzle pieces, and see if I blew it, I called her. She picked up (out of curiosity of the unknown #):
Did I f'k this up by blacking out, by apologizing for my actions in a phone call, or sending a questionably witty text? Should I call/text again, or talk to her again in person at the bar.
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Back to the original hot bartender that I was going there for originally to build rapport with: Last night after dropping in for a drink with friends, we chatted and I found out she and a friend I was there with knew each other from middle school. My friends went downstairs to the other bar, and as I closed my tab, I number closed her saying
Do you think, I should number close differently? I feel as if including groups like "us" or "all" makes women less defensive to give a number, but at the same time doesn't fully show my interest or intent. What do you think? Does it even matter?
I'll call her later tonight when I go out again.
I'm not sure if she's seeing the guy-bar tender there or not because I see him frequently give her a pat on the butt, but this could just be friendly co-worker interaction maybe? That's all I've ever seen. Should I even ask or inquire somehow about that? Or just ignore it?
Thanks for reading, any advice is welcomed.
I've been occasionally visiting a local bar to establish rapport with the hot bartender there. Last Sunday, I visited, and she wasn't there, but a cute waitress was. I chatted up the new girl, she had a round of mind-erasers with me & my friends and took out her camera to take a picture with us. As I left, I number closed her casually mentioning that we should go for drinks or something. I didn't give her my number though (I was thinking she might be curious to answer an unknown number, and that it would prevent flaking out on a phone call).
2 days later, I went back with a buddy... and remember seeing her there, but then blacked out from too much beer (supposedly I was talking with her blacked out) :\
The next day, wanting to connect the puzzle pieces, and see if I blew it, I called her. She picked up (out of curiosity of the unknown #):
She was friendly on the phone, but seemed rushed, and the conversation only lasted about a minute. 6 hours later, I text her "Hey, whose bar tending tonight? Any cute substitute teachers?" She mentioned she bar tends there as well, and I was trying to be witty instead of sending a boring "hey what's up" text. She didn't ever text back."Hey, is this #girlsname?"
--Yeah, who's this?
"It's So-N-So, from the #barname"
--Oh, hey yeah, I just left school, and am driving. Wasn't going to pick up, but didn't know whose number this was. (It took her a second, but she remembered)
"I'm just calling to apologize, I had a bit much to drink last night, and honestly don't know if I did or said anything stupid last night"
--No, no, you were fine. Don't apologize. You weren't loud or obnoxious. (thank God)
"Okay that's good to hear. I wasn't sure if I had a conversation with you or what, so you just finished teaching?" (she's a sub-teach also)
--Yeah, I have to go to the bar and see if I'm working tonight. I have to run, text me sometime.
"Okay, cool I'll text you later then."
Did I f'k this up by blacking out, by apologizing for my actions in a phone call, or sending a questionably witty text? Should I call/text again, or talk to her again in person at the bar.
.................................................
Back to the original hot bartender that I was going there for originally to build rapport with: Last night after dropping in for a drink with friends, we chatted and I found out she and a friend I was there with knew each other from middle school. My friends went downstairs to the other bar, and as I closed my tab, I number closed her saying
I handed her my phone, got the number, and left.Hey, so you & #mutualfriend knew eachother way back hm?
--Yeah, we went to middle school together
Cool, are you going out drinking tomorrow in #thelocalarea?
--Yeah, I'll probably be out around here somewhere.
You should come hang out with "us", what's your number? I'll call and see where you're at so we can all get together tomorrow.
Do you think, I should number close differently? I feel as if including groups like "us" or "all" makes women less defensive to give a number, but at the same time doesn't fully show my interest or intent. What do you think? Does it even matter?
I'll call her later tonight when I go out again.
I'm not sure if she's seeing the guy-bar tender there or not because I see him frequently give her a pat on the butt, but this could just be friendly co-worker interaction maybe? That's all I've ever seen. Should I even ask or inquire somehow about that? Or just ignore it?
Thanks for reading, any advice is welcomed.