You need to remember some countries are easier to game in than others. The commonwealth nations are the hardest. Women are held to much higher value here. I've noticed a correlation between countries that are easy to game and the sex work culture of that country. This is why so many guys go to Asia, South America or even Eastern Europe (places that happen to have lots of cheap sex workers) to find a relationship because women's perceived value is lower making them easier to interact with.
Of course pulling is easy in america - you can buy girls for $100!
You'll notice that countries like canada, aus, NZ and probably the uk doesnt have these street workers anymore. They used to 10+ years ago which was also when PUA was profilic even in those countries.
If a country has lots of street workers that's just the tip of the iceberg it means there's an entire culture built around gold digging and status appreciation. And game is ultimately about boosting your status.
That's spot on I would say!
Here they would have police and ambulance on standby offering them hot tea, warm blankets and a free bed for the night.
Oh and arresting any male who showed up to use them.
Not that there is anything wrong with that.
It's a stark contrast to the USA where vulnerable people are left to their own devices!
Anyway, I didn't intend for the thread to go down this path.
But yeah, women are definitely coddled more in these countries than the badlands of north America. Which does make things a lot more tense as bouncers and police are essentially on the lookout for anyone trying to beat the system of venues and alcohol.
As for openers, well, We've found the bad ones, but what are some good ones?
Also, what is a calibrated way to come in off the street and approach girls outside a venue? I have had a couple of incidents trying to do this, mainly with security trying to stop me.
It seems somewhat out of context, perhaps, to walk up straight from the street and approach someone outside a venue, because they are essentially inside that venue's protection bubble.