Approach #87
I include this only because of the lesson learned.
See a cute girl at WM. In the food section. She has like 6 gallons of water in her cart.
Me: (with a smile for once!)-- Hey, what's with all the water? Is there a hurricane coming or something?
Her: (smiling)
Me: Do you know something I don't know? (smiling still)
Her: (smiling) No... (in a nice way as she WALKS OFF)
Lesson:
Stick to the fricking script! I have a pre-planned grocery opener about a healthy yet yummy dessert for a housewarming party that is open-ended and is usually a conversation starter as it has been field tested. But did I use it? Noooooooooooooo. I thought I was being clever with the made up on the spot situational opener. And you know what? It SUCKED! It was a yes/no question that was more of a drive-by COMMENT than a question and that did not require her to actually answer.
I include this only because of the lesson learned.
See a cute girl at WM. In the food section. She has like 6 gallons of water in her cart.
Me: (with a smile for once!)-- Hey, what's with all the water? Is there a hurricane coming or something?
Her: (smiling)
Me: Do you know something I don't know? (smiling still)
Her: (smiling) No... (in a nice way as she WALKS OFF)
Lesson:
Stick to the fricking script! I have a pre-planned grocery opener about a healthy yet yummy dessert for a housewarming party that is open-ended and is usually a conversation starter as it has been field tested. But did I use it? Noooooooooooooo. I thought I was being clever with the made up on the spot situational opener. And you know what? It SUCKED! It was a yes/no question that was more of a drive-by COMMENT than a question and that did not require her to actually answer.