Post: #26

(12-27-2012 01:56 PM)Giovonny Wrote:  If they have wristbands, I go to my car and pull out my wristband set. Yes, you can buy these at any office supply store or online:

You seriously keep a "wrist band set" in your car?

That's g*ngster.

Post: #27

(12-27-2012 09:11 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(12-27-2012 07:50 AM)Sebastian Wrote:  you need to either go there regularly or drop some good tips to impress them.
I've been going to those two places for a while. For $4, $3.50 beer, I just hand them $5 bill.
They just look at me and hand me the beer.

In my business, I will treat you like a baller if you come once a week and drop $5 Bucks.
The thing is there are people who shows up with coupon which leaves me with no profits and expects to be treated well. I look at them like a garbage.

I like the thinking.

Where do you live that beers are $3.50?

And where do you live that a $1 tip will impress someone?

Zimbabwe?

Dude shits expensive in Zimbabwe. Like hyperinflation expensive.

Post: #28

(12-27-2012 03:45 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

(12-27-2012 02:19 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(12-27-2012 12:39 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  Where I live a beer is $2.50, cheaper at Happy Hour, and a Grey Goose Screwdriver in a pint glass is $7.

A $10 dollar tip is looked upon with awe....

Where is this?

Rural Botswana?

Rural Wisconsin.


Pretty much everywhere I've been in the midwest it's no more than 3 bux for a beer (bottle btw) away from the cities or hotel/chain bars.



Really can't believe Bennigan's has the balls to charge 4.00 for a bottle of Michelob Ultra.....


It's convenient though...



Attached to the hotel.

What is your "Bennigans Game" ????

Post: #29

Gio sick idea. I did this once with great success. got into a $35 drum and bass show just by flashing my stamp from the other club I was at. Ran into 2 friends and walked in with them. I'd imagine this works best later in the night. I'll have to go get some generic beer tickets next time my school has an event. Most places around me either have a stamp for different days. Usually either a rectangle with their name or some kind of symbol. Have you tried getting legit stamps, stamping yourself then smudging it a bit rather than doing some sharpie?

Post: #30

In high school me and my friends would call someone already at our county fair (big deal in small town America hah) and find out what color the stamp was. Then we would draw and smear a logo on our hands with the same color marker. Worked every time.

Post: #31

(12-28-2012 10:27 PM)rationalize_this Wrote:  

(12-27-2012 03:45 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

(12-27-2012 02:19 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(12-27-2012 12:39 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  Where I live a beer is $2.50, cheaper at Happy Hour, and a Grey Goose Screwdriver in a pint glass is $7.

A $10 dollar tip is looked upon with awe....

Where is this?

Rural Botswana?

Rural Wisconsin.


Pretty much everywhere I've been in the midwest it's no more than 3 bux for a beer (bottle btw) away from the cities or hotel/chain bars.



Really can't believe Bennigan's has the balls to charge 4.00 for a bottle of Michelob Ultra.....


It's convenient though...



Attached to the hotel.

What is your "Bennigans Game" ????

heh Not much game at this Bennigan's as there are never any broads it seems. Good to relax and bullshit with some of the guys though.

One must go into town to game the locals.

Post: #32

(12-28-2012 10:58 PM)WesternCancer Wrote:  Have you tried getting legit stamps, stamping yourself then smudging it a bit rather than doing some sharpie?

Yes, I used to have a stamp set but I found it unnecessary. Most stamps are just black ink. A black crayon and/or black pen usually does the trick. I have a full set of colored pens in case the stamp is a different color. I don't try to make it perfect, just get it close.

It's important to walk in with a group so you blend it and don't get too much attention.

I also like to find out the name of the guy working the door so I can say his name and smile as I walk in. This "disarms" him and takes his mind off the fact that I am sneaking in. I will make a comment or joke as I am walking in. Again, this takes his mind off my stamp. I might say --"Whatup mikey, save some girls for me bro". I say this at the exact moment that I am holding up my hand and showing my "stamp" or "wristband". I want to put his mind at ease and distract him from wanting to check my stamp more closely. Even better if I walk in with girls!

I used to know a cute Chilean girl. She would just walk into any bar or club she wanted, no one ever stopped her, she was hot. She would just walk in and flash her wrist and no one ever said anything, and there was never anything on her wrist!!! No fake stamp, no ink, no nothing, she got in on her looks and her attitude! She would just grab me and we would walk right in!

This was the 90's and things were easier.

But, I digress, stamps and ink pads are easy to find, you can buy them anywhere. If your local club/bar is using a basic black ink stamp, then that should be no problem, black pen, black crayon, sharpie, a little spit, a little smear job, easy. Just be sure to look at the stamp of people coming out so you know what it's supposed to look like.

For more modern high end clubs, you should buy a set of these:

(12-27-2012 03:21 PM)HiFlo Wrote:  tyvek wristbands that you get from uline http://www.uline.com/BL_821/Tyvek-Wristb...ist%20band

(12-27-2012 04:49 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  You seriously keep a "wrist band set" in your car?

Not always, but, if I know I'm going to a concert, club, museum, festival, seminar, ball game, etc. that might be using stamps or wristbands then yes I come prepared. If I want to get backstage or VIP, I will bring a few joints and pass them out to security, that usually does the trick. Of course, I approach and befriend the security guard that looks like he needs joint and a laugh.

Honestly, I'm getting too old for this shit! haha

But this is how I rolled in my teens and 20's!

I actually have a few places "locked down" but I never go to them. I have friends who bartend, work the door, promote clubs, etc. They always ask me to come hang out but I never feel like leaving my house after 9pm. (unless its to go bang a young girl)

Post: #33

i kept a black sharpie with me in NYC and got a group of 10 or so people into a place just by marking an X on their hands. this shit works.