'Shoppping bag game'
Wanted to share with you guys something that has worked for me fairly consistently over the last year or so (4 times out of 6).
This is essentially a pre-cursor to Roosh's 'home dinner game' which I was inadvertantly following pretty much exactly to the letter before even reading that post, and can confirm it works like a dream.
So... this technique can be effectively used in multiple scenarios, it's slightly better if she has some comfort level with you (one meetup) but equally can work as a lead on from a first drinks or even coffew date.
This will work weekday evenings but ideally this is a Saturday or even better, Sunday afternoon throwdown.
Here's how it go's:
1. Arrange your meetup via text or whatever your prefered method.
2. On way to said meetup, go to supermarket, buy array of interesting dinner ingredients guaranteed to pique a ho's curiosity.
N.B I always ensure I'm only buying stuff that i actually need / like / will use anyway so there's really zero financial risk with this one. Personally I normally go the easy route of fresh pasta, some form of meat or seafood, fresh parmesan, chillis, etc but obviously, whatever you fancy will pretty much work as long as it isn't 2 microwave meals.
3. Meet girl at coffee shop / bar etc. Personally I love to do this on Sunday afternoon, get takeout coffee and go to the park. Cheap, easy and you'll get to check out the goods more closely if it's sunny.
4. Run usual game until she asks (she will) what's in your 2 shopping bags.
5. 'oh, just some ingredients for dinner, I like to cook something nice a couple of times a week'
She will ask 'what's in there, what are you making?, where did you learn to cook? oh wow, sound nice etc etc blah blah.
6. After 30 mins - 1 hour (calibrate), obviously you will need to get your perishable goods home![[Image: idea.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/new/idea.gif)
7. Get them to your crib by whatever your preferred technique - I have found they will actually invite themselves around for dinner right there and then in some cases or can be easily persuaded e.g 'come on, do you want me to die of starvation? I need my 2nd chef...'
8. Cook, eat and close - wine should obviously be in your fridge already, this has worked for me with zero alcohol as well.
Caveats: Obviously you need reasonable logistics already in place i.e you live alone or with amenable roomies and you are within walking / easy driving distance of your crib.
Wanted to share with you guys something that has worked for me fairly consistently over the last year or so (4 times out of 6).
This is essentially a pre-cursor to Roosh's 'home dinner game' which I was inadvertantly following pretty much exactly to the letter before even reading that post, and can confirm it works like a dream.
So... this technique can be effectively used in multiple scenarios, it's slightly better if she has some comfort level with you (one meetup) but equally can work as a lead on from a first drinks or even coffew date.
This will work weekday evenings but ideally this is a Saturday or even better, Sunday afternoon throwdown.
Here's how it go's:
1. Arrange your meetup via text or whatever your prefered method.
2. On way to said meetup, go to supermarket, buy array of interesting dinner ingredients guaranteed to pique a ho's curiosity.
N.B I always ensure I'm only buying stuff that i actually need / like / will use anyway so there's really zero financial risk with this one. Personally I normally go the easy route of fresh pasta, some form of meat or seafood, fresh parmesan, chillis, etc but obviously, whatever you fancy will pretty much work as long as it isn't 2 microwave meals.
3. Meet girl at coffee shop / bar etc. Personally I love to do this on Sunday afternoon, get takeout coffee and go to the park. Cheap, easy and you'll get to check out the goods more closely if it's sunny.
4. Run usual game until she asks (she will) what's in your 2 shopping bags.
5. 'oh, just some ingredients for dinner, I like to cook something nice a couple of times a week'
She will ask 'what's in there, what are you making?, where did you learn to cook? oh wow, sound nice etc etc blah blah.
6. After 30 mins - 1 hour (calibrate), obviously you will need to get your perishable goods home
7. Get them to your crib by whatever your preferred technique - I have found they will actually invite themselves around for dinner right there and then in some cases or can be easily persuaded e.g 'come on, do you want me to die of starvation? I need my 2nd chef...'
8. Cook, eat and close - wine should obviously be in your fridge already, this has worked for me with zero alcohol as well.
Caveats: Obviously you need reasonable logistics already in place i.e you live alone or with amenable roomies and you are within walking / easy driving distance of your crib.
