I was reading Day Bang where at one point Roosh suggests one should prepare 5-6 different baits to be used in a conversation.
What I don't understand is, doesn't the exact delivery of the bait depend on the context? In that case, how can you prepare a bait in advance?
I have listed down tons of hobbies, projects and places I have visited. For example, I was in Scotland for 2 months once. What should my bait be for this?
I guess it would depend on several things, wouldn't it?
For example, if I am in a coffee shop and I am talking about food, I can say, "They don't have good scones here. I missed the ones I used to have when I was in Scotland."
Or if I am on the streets or in the park and talking about fun things to do in the city, I can say, "Ever since I visited Edinburgh, I miss the constant bagpipe music that runs in the background at this time of the day."
Is there a generic bait that works everywhere?
What I don't understand is, doesn't the exact delivery of the bait depend on the context? In that case, how can you prepare a bait in advance?
I have listed down tons of hobbies, projects and places I have visited. For example, I was in Scotland for 2 months once. What should my bait be for this?
I guess it would depend on several things, wouldn't it?
For example, if I am in a coffee shop and I am talking about food, I can say, "They don't have good scones here. I missed the ones I used to have when I was in Scotland."
Or if I am on the streets or in the park and talking about fun things to do in the city, I can say, "Ever since I visited Edinburgh, I miss the constant bagpipe music that runs in the background at this time of the day."
Is there a generic bait that works everywhere?
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