No matter what type of "approach" you do-

The key to getting phone numbers is- ASKING.

Yesterday, July 9th, I walked up to 17 girls at the mall and asked each of them for their phone numbers.

Other than "Hi.", "Can I Get Your Number?" was basically the first thing I said, often in about 10-15 seconds.

In most cases, I introduced myself right after and reached out and shook/took their hand.

What Guys Who Have a Sense of Entitlement Have in Common

Updated: August 24, 2014 (Grammar Proofed!)

This is an installment in our "Sense of Entitlement" articles.

As Killer Instinct is a specific advanced element of Social Freedom, a "Sense of Entitlement" is a specific form of advanced confidence, also called- inner game by overly-analytical self-improvement geeks.

This is a challenging subject and I will have to give a lot more thought before I discuss "How to Build a REAL Sense of Entitlement". (coming soon)

I saw a great post on PUAHate.com in regards to people trying to pinpoint/analyze “what it is” about me/our “game” (and what I’m pushing ALL you guys to be) that is appealing to women and gets us laid.

This kind of stuff needs to come out of someone else’s mouth.

It’s arrogant if I say it- even though it’s what I’ve been getting at for the past 16 months.

If you were still confused about "why/how this works" at a high-level with high-quality girls, Colez will explain it to you-

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Every 7-10 days, I'll see a comment on either a YouTube video or on the blog that says something to this effect-

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Believing Screening

If you've spent time around the Good Looking Loser community, you'll know that I "teach" something called "screening".

In short, it is our approach to Getting laid.

Instead of relying on jokes, dialogue and techniques to convince girls to "like you," you simply go around making normal, sometimes flirtatious conversation, with women and touch them in the process.

The women that are "sexually available" will respond positively (or neutrally) and the ones that aren't will leave the interaction.