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Read moreĬopyright © 2011 by Real Social Dynamics, Inc.Īll rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever. The worst part? You could have been doing this your whole life. Jeff’s tactics produce superhuman results, yet he doesn’t do anything you couldn’t do-now that you’ve seen it done. Convincing a girl you just met that before you sleep with her, she must mow your lawn.Having a stable so big you have to trim it down, and other “quality problems”.Getting threesomes as your default extraction.
Cutting out enormous dudes that could easily pound you to a “fine red mist”.Pulling a chick who is surrounded by ten jealous guys.Deflecting last-minute resistance with a single word.Getting into the pants of the hottest girl at the party-a total stranger-in less than thirty minutes.Attracting the girl you want by sleeping with all of her friends.Get Laid or Die Trying presents in utterly shameless, hilarious, and graphic detail, Jeffy’s gritty, 100 percent real, and jaw-droppingly astonishing feats of seduction, revealing exactly how one goes about: In an arena founded on one-upmanship, Jeff Allen did it bigger and better than anyone. The undisputed king of the field report was a player named “jlaix.” This was the handle of Jeff Allen, who would go on to be a founding member of Real Social Dynamics with Tyler Durden and Papa, all of whom play major roles in Neil Strauss’s The Game, the bestselling exposé of the world of pickup artists. They compared notes, exchanged critiques, and figured out a body of knowledge that defied everything men had ever been told about getting women-what has since come to be known as game. There, would-be players shared their field reports, strategies, and results. Tucker Max meets Neil Strauss in this irreverent and hilarious story of a modern-day hustler who decided to get laid or die trying.īefore there were any books by Neil Strauss or Mystery, before there were pickup boot camps or DVD box sets, pickup existed as a loosely-knit “community” on Internet bulletin boards.
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