Post: #1

As per title, here's the video. Contains a healthy measure of interesting insight on pick up and life, too.

Post: #2

Alex (when talking about RSD) sounds like a whiny leftist. A shame.

"they got too misogynistic"
"they have no HR department"
"there's no accountability"

Talks about how Obama is a good person to look up to. The Australia runs deep in him (no disrespect to our Aussie members, I am Canadian so I can relate).

Post: #3

I don't know why we need to know about this.

Post: #4

Probably not the right place to talk about this, but what the heck.

I am from Europe, and almost all guys who are into "game" follow RSD exclusively.

They don't realise RSD is an online marketing company who only cares about the money, and that the amount of money this business makes is not at all related to how good guys get at game.

Especially in Europe where the "social dynamics" are so different then in the US, their teachings directly related to human interaction are useless. Since interpersonal skills are maybe 5% of what they teach, most guys will just waste a lot of time and money (let alone critical thinking skills) following their advice.

Coming to think of it, I am so surprised about how RSD became one of the leaders in self-help thinking online. A lot of recent self-help dogma can directly be traced back to what they have said in their videos.

Alex does a lame attempt at boosting his online profile by venting his dissatisfaction about a former employer. He has done the same in live seminars where he sells his programs. He needs RSD to stay relevant in this very competitive field of online marketing.

I don't have the feeling he is helping a lot of men either.

Post: #5

I always got the vibe that RSD was kind of the evil side of the PUA community. Back in the day, it felt like Mystery, Juggler, and some of the others were the good guys who got genuinely excited about being attractive to women and cracking the code of pickup, and the RSD guys just wanted to be alpha males, make competing guys feel bad about themselves, and make money for the sake of getting paid.

Of course, I don't know any of these guys personally so its a hundred percent just my perception.

How many coaches do they employ? I'm actually surprised that they don't have an HR department.

Post: #6

Check it out from 40 mins .

Also how Tyler is in the US as an illegal immigrant and won't be let in if he leaves.Hence he never goes overseas anymore...lol

I like Alex his pick up stuff is more intune to my location.
Also he was the first PUA to call out Melbourne as being one of the hardest places to pick up in.I got a soft spot for the cunt..no homo...lol

@asdfk
Yeah Europe is different than the US for pick up.I like both places but I got to tone down my shit in Europe compared to the US..Sub comms still count though.Breaking rapport is major for me with picking up yanks.With Scando Euro not so much.My accent helps with yanks but not in Europe.Yank chicks are way more into Alpha I can be a bit more relaxed around Euros..except the Dutch ..shit test city from them.

Post: #7

There probably two sides of this story but yruth is Alex was always that 5th wheel in RSD. He had different approach to game and rarely came tobus

Here is the wtf fact. Tyler was not keeping up with him at all. For years he did not know what his hired contractor and representative was teaching all around the world. I have no idea how is that even possible.

Post: #8

LOL Tyler is an illegal immigrant

Time to call ICE