Quote: (02-14-2013 06:46 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:
The video in the OP is a frustrated beta whine-fest against LA's notoriously complicated logistics. NY is definitely easier, logistically speaking, and guys without strong logistical game--who got some action in New York, just by virtue of living on top of each other for several years--get frustrated in LA quick. If your other game is weak, the diminished amount of accidental face-time that you get in LA is going to kill you. Yeah Manhattan game may be easy, but you can easily be on a one-hour subway odyssey if you don't live in the immediate area of the nightlife you're working. These are the confused cries of guys who can't think outside of the liquid-courage, night-game box.
This would be a lot like guys recently out of college complaining that getting girls in the outside world is harder than it was picking girls in their dorm. Yeah, that may be true, but that doesn't mean there isn't great talent outside of your dorm building.
Unlocking LA logistics involves understanding that LA is a cluster of communities glued together into a city. Guys try to apply East-Coast city logic to LA realities. That's like working Earth game on another planet--it won't work.
Day game, apartment game, and knowing your local community up and down is vital to success there. The idea that every hot girl is just interested in famous cock is the worst excuse ever. Every hot girl in every city in the US is looking for the best cock possible, whether that's Pauly Shore's or the local football star. Give me a break.
Isn't the question that Roosh asked: Is LA harder to get laid in than NYC?
You seem to agree that LA is harder to get laid in than NYC but take issue with the funny song in the clip. My take of the clip is it is a spoof/joke song about how it is harder to pick up (white) chicks in LA than back in NYC. Obviously the song is exaggerated and a bit of a hyperbole, or else it would not be as funny.
No one here said it is impossible to pull in LA. However, everyone here agrees that it is easier to pull in NYC (assuming you live in Manhattan).