Unless this guy is a complete fucking weirdo in real life, I'm quite sure he cleans up a lot of attractive women with his lifestyle alone. The people in this thread saying he needs to be a multi-millionaire in order to bang a few 6-7's have no idea what they're talking about.
Here's a quote about high end nightlife in cities like LV, NY, Miami, etc
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Back in the day TD wrote a tongue in cheek post called "The Secret Society". In it he alleged that there was a secret sex society made up of women, gay guys and players.
Obviously this is not true, but there is a secret society that most guys who get into this stuff will have to encounter.
It's the secret society of clubs.
What I mean by this, is that there is a society of people who exist within the confines of the club scene as well as a hierarchy and some basic rules you need to know if you're going to spend a lot of time in clubs as a "civilian".
Who makes up this secret society?
The secret society is made up of Promoters,Scenesters,Girl groups,Bottle Rats, Professionals,Ballers, 30k Millionaires,regulars, local celebrities and the help.
In short the scene is made up of what The Asian Playboy once called "The Fickle 500." The fickle 500 idea states that in ANY city ( As of the time of writing this I've lived in Miami, NYC, Scottsdale, LA, Dallas, and Chicago and Las Vegas for at least 3 months of clubbing) there are only about 500 people who go out consistently. This group is the secret society or "the scene".
I've watched quite a few of this dude's videos in the last few days and he consistently refers to the "Fickle 500", a group of around 500 people that are constantly going out and know a lot of people in the scene.
This guy runs a completely different style of game than the regular person. He believes you should be getting at least something out of every interaction you have with girls. He talks about outright friendzoning girls and using them for leverage with guys later on.
His basic strategy in a nutshell.
1. Before going to new city, do a recon first about where the hardest clubs and restaruants in the city to get in.
2. Once arrived in city, go and spam approach virtually every girl.
3. Try and game these girls if you like, but keep the main focus on "people collecting".
4. Ask all these girls the same questions about logistics. "Where's the hardest spot in town to get into? What's the best restaurant? Best night to go for each spot?" And so on. Just focus on logistics at first, the concept being that these girls are only going to request places that they go to or try and go to.
5. Collect their number with something simple and move to the next person.
6. After about 2-3 hours you can amass a list of 20-30 numbers and a pretty good intel on where to go each night.
7. Ask each girl about where the absolute best place in town to get your hair cut is. Assumption being that there will be even more sexy ass girls there that you can continue collection information from. He harps on getting a haircut pretty hard. He empasizes getting one even if it's just a trim.
8. Message promoters from
different cities than where he's currently at on instagram. He talks about have a 10-20% success rate by checking out different promoters on IG and asking them if they have any friends in let's say NY. He'll just make stuff up a lot of times and tell the guy that they partied together a couple of months back and had a blast. He then goes into detail about how these promoters will just go with it and pretend they remember you.
9. Hit up promoters that get reffered to you and tell them how so and so in Miami said to hit them up when you got in NYC.
10. Gets club passes to best spots from promoter and hits up the girls from earlier to come out with him.
11. Talk to the workers inside the clubs, etc.
He's basically Frank Abignail. He figured out the "industry" jargon and inside knowledge and leveraged his way into top of the line social circles by befriending people in the "Fickle 500".
This luke guy has put in an immense amount of work to get to where he is. Check this video of him with Nick Kho (co-founder of RSD)
Luke is too focused on pushing his product right now and it's seeping through these videos, which is the most frustrating part of watching him. But he has a lot of good points that he brings up consistantly.
I think he slays. His whole mentality seems to be "It's better to be the person who know's the guy with the yacht, then to be the guy that owns the yacht".