Tucker max game advice

Deez is good seaats, yo. Not that we came to the game to pick up girls, but there is always that hope. What the fuck is this; Gay Hockey Night? Fuck the idiots on the left. We start talking to the old guys, bitching about women and whatnot. One of them starts telling us a story. Wonderful girls. The night was going great until they started using all sorts of horrible four-letter words. Of course, we were quickly approaching Tucker Max Drunk; a dancing Tele-Tubby would probably have had us in tears.

Because I can see the entertainment value from miles away, I start talking to the low-rent Jude Law on my left. I immediately wanted to punch him in the face. We all know one or two.

I kept laughing to myself, because he looked exactly like Chachi from Happy Days. He thought he was better than me because I was drunk and acting like an idiot, while he was composed and polite. Yeah, I got something for him. I used to be a writer, until I went to law school. I never would have guessed. So what did you write? My last piece was published in the Utne Reader.

So, Chachi, where are you from? Mark and I order a couple more beers. The game was boring, so I keep fucking with Chachi.

Thank you so much. Tucker Max and the team at Scribe Media have helped two of my favorite humans write their books. Excited to see what comes out of me. I could have listened forever! Now, I just have to open the dusty vault which is my brain and finish hashing out all my thoughts into print. This is so inspiring and exciting! Great knowledge sharing by TuckerMax and midnight learning was super fun.

More power to Scribe Tribe! Sure, they might not be the most efficient ways of attracting women because they are hard to achieve. But once you have them, they do are some of the most efficient and reliable ways of attracting women. It feels like Bart Simpson level of humor, ie. Maybe Tucker Max wanted to insist on the old habits that gave him success. But sometimes, they overdid it. But if your parents are idiots, chances are that you will be too.

It also seems elitist. And then they say that the only way to continue is through a natural, mutual progression of sexual tension. I agree that the mindset behind some pick-up advice is either psychopathic, stupid, or even counterproductive. Kino escalation in the sense of getting her used to your touch is important, especially for beginners who never touch their dates at all. The authors say that dominance and assertiveness can be more important than attractiveness.

The example is that Jason Statham, whom I had to Google, and Johnny Depp walk into a club where nobody knows them, Statham is the one who is going to get out with the hottest girl. Johnny Depp is not just a cute face. Depp is also extremely edgy, in his own way. Both when it comes to the fundamentals of what women want, and how you can work on them. Part of the reason is the marketing mismatch. So they somewhat resent the more enlightened collaborative approach of the book that recognizes the possibility for win-win.

But they also complained about Tucker Max U-turn. And for that one, well, I see their point, actually. This book with the Tucker Max name on it, it feels very incongruent. You know, like the drunk guy who had a lot of fun drinking and now teaches kids to never touch alcohol? And while Miller, rightfully, exhorts readers to avoid manipulative advice from sociopaths and dark-triad men, I need to wonder… Was he fully aware of who his co-author is? I think that the book would have been better received if they had at least made an intro paragraph to address this issue.

But with the current marketing and content, it can feel incongruent. However, those contradictions should not stop us from seeing the good in this book. And there is a lot of it. Username or Email Address. Remember Me. Related Posts. About The Author. More from pw. A Year In Reading: PW Picks: Books of the Week.

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