extra credit on hw#2

i have virtually no experience in night gaming. given my bootcamp is in a few weeks time, i was thinking to do hw#2 but also in a night game environment, since i think that experience will better prepare me for my bootcamp.

the problem is that i don't know where to go to do so? any recommendations? i'm in the boston area and most likely go solo unless there are people on the forums willing to help out

thanks

Hey Beast,

What city are you in?

Ben

If you're in NYC, I know a few good spots. Check out 230 fifth lounge. I've been here a few times and it's totally awesome. I recently did a boot camp with Jay Protege there. It would be good to get your feet wet there!

Also, check out this article, it may be a bit dated, but it wouldn't hurt to check out all of these places http://www.abcsofattraction.com/blog/wh ... -new-york/

Glad to hear you're taking the homework seriously. I find the students that do this homework separate the men from the boys at bootcamp. Keep us updated on how it's going! I am here to give feed back and support you guys 100%.

I know you're trying to aim for purely night game, but day game is a very different skill set and there's some tactics that can cross over. I don't know your job situation or your schedule, but if you're out to lunch and you see a really cute girl, go ahead and approach her! Count it on the sheet too

Whole foods is really good for Day game. Any whole foods in the nation is most likely good for day game. I've gamed at the whole foods in Chicago and LA and they're great. Lots of healthy slim babes.

Hope this helps out dude!
Ben J

hi ben j,

thanks for the replies, feedback, and support. i think i mentioned in my original post that i'm in boston, so any tips on where to go for night game (besides the tips on the blog) would be great, especially for a newbie like me.

as for day game, thanks for the tip on the whole foods. i will go try it out this weekend. so my approaches (since i don't know where to go during the night) so far is at starbucks, barnes and noble, and at the mall. most of them are just simple hi or indirect approaches. two of them were direct "i think you are very cute" approaches, which were definitely out of my comfort zone, but i wanted to try.

not sure if this is the way it is for newbie, but it feels "weird" just talking to/up random (but pretty) girls. does one just act as if its the most normal thing in the world?