Here is the thing I don't understand about Janka (and a ton of of other commercial pick up artists):
He says he goes on ten to 15 dates per week?
And he has slept with 130 women?
So lets do the math, the cat is at least 30 years old. Probably 33-35. But lets play it conservative.
10 years (age 20 to 30) x 52 weeks x 10 dates (conservative) = 5200 dates
And the guy has only slept with 130 women in his life?
That's a .025 close ratio.
Or if we use less conservative numbers, thats 11700 dates or a .011 close ratio.
Most guys that have real Game (and when I say Game, I mean the old-school usage, not the corrupted pick up artist usage), can do better than that with a paper bag over their head.
And that is assuming he did nothing until age 20!
Why would anyone listen to any of these commercial pick up artists?
Their numbers never add up.
Out here in the real world, cats swoop 100 girls per year ( http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2010/01/how...-year.html ), close girls at like a 75% ratio, and have jobs/own businesses and make money.
It amazes me sometimes that this "industry" even exists.
He says he goes on ten to 15 dates per week?
And he has slept with 130 women?
So lets do the math, the cat is at least 30 years old. Probably 33-35. But lets play it conservative.
10 years (age 20 to 30) x 52 weeks x 10 dates (conservative) = 5200 dates
And the guy has only slept with 130 women in his life?
That's a .025 close ratio.
Or if we use less conservative numbers, thats 11700 dates or a .011 close ratio.
Most guys that have real Game (and when I say Game, I mean the old-school usage, not the corrupted pick up artist usage), can do better than that with a paper bag over their head.
And that is assuming he did nothing until age 20!
Why would anyone listen to any of these commercial pick up artists?
Their numbers never add up.
Out here in the real world, cats swoop 100 girls per year ( http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2010/01/how...-year.html ), close girls at like a 75% ratio, and have jobs/own businesses and make money.
It amazes me sometimes that this "industry" even exists.