caff3ry
29-07-2016, 09:20 AM
Morning guys!
So it occurred to me recently that there are a few of us out there that would love to give a few places a go as they have heard it's a great punt but are deterred by the entrance/walking in to the establishment due to how public it is. Thus it brings me to todays thread, I thought it would be a good idea to help you brothers out by giving you some tips and the mind set you should have when walking in. Feel free to contribute to this thread by posting how you guys enter establishments when they have a rather public entrance.:cool2:
So without further ado let's get started shall we.
A common problem I hear punters say is
"Geez, this place is a real punt. It's on my bucket list but the number of people hanging around outside is just ridiculous. How do you punters have the guts to enter then leave without the thought of being seen by someone you know?"
For this example i'm going to use QVB massage as my example.
First let's analyse the surrounding area. The entrance is on York st, a busy main road where many people are going about their daily business (walking to: work, train station shopping etc) There also happens to be many bus stops opposite it as well as the QVB where many people pass through in order to access shops and the train station. Along the street there is also an abundance of retail shops and cafe's.
So how does walk approach the entrance of such a high traffic area?
Here's my bandaid solution which I consider a short term fix as in my opinion it isn't the best method. Firstly book your session during peak time around 4-6pm. Now you're probably thinking I'm crazy thats the busiest time of the day in the CBD and yes you'd be right but we use this in our advantage. During peak hour busses are passing and stopping a lot more frequently then off peak times. The advantage of this is that this blocks the view of the people from the bus stops plus people will be more focussed on getting on the bus to secure a seat rather than looking at their surroundings. So that takes care of the bus stop plus the QVB. What about people walking past the actual shop entrance? Well like I mentioned before it's peak time where lots of people will be looking to rush home after a long day at work and so in this case they will be less aware of their surroundings and be more focussed on getting to their desired destination e.g. train station bus stop. Another advantage of this time is that with us being out of daylight saving it is already fairly dark around 5PM thus if you work in the CBD or in a professional environment I would assume you gentleman would be wearing a dark navy suit which blends quite nicely into the dark environment. Not only that but navy is the most commonly sold suit colour followed by charcoal grey, if you were to wear this colour you would just be just another suit among the sea of "suitors in the CBD, that should more or less fix the issue of being seen by someone you know.
Now here's where I talk about mind set. Which in my opinion is a lot more beneficial to us then using the above "tricks".
Gentleman I cannot stress how important it is to be confident. When I walk into an establishment I walk in with confidence and conviction. Why you may ask? Because people don't question the motives of confident a confident gentleman. Walk as if you are the man and you know it! Remember 99% of people on the street don't really care where you are going. They see a confident person walking in the street with his head held high and look of purpose in his eyes they immediately think "damn this guy is the man he exudes endless confidence and really looks like he knows what he is doing." When you are standing at that entrance waiting for the doors of heaven to open so that you may experience the pleasures provided by the hands of the angels that lie within the last thing people will be thinking is "Oh that guys is going to a shady massage pallor."
Remember gentleman confidence is key! Think of it like this, I'd like to assume most places are staffed by fairly pretty to downright gorgeous women and YOU are about to be serviced by one of those women! Is what you should be worried about at the present moment be "Damn I hope no one notices me going into this place" or would you rather be the man that walks in with confidence and his head held high knowing that he is about to have a great time because I choose the latter every damn time. Remember punting is a fun experience from the time you decide where you want to go to the time you walk out those doors.
Punt with confidence gentleman!
Caff3ry signing off:miao::love::smile:
So it occurred to me recently that there are a few of us out there that would love to give a few places a go as they have heard it's a great punt but are deterred by the entrance/walking in to the establishment due to how public it is. Thus it brings me to todays thread, I thought it would be a good idea to help you brothers out by giving you some tips and the mind set you should have when walking in. Feel free to contribute to this thread by posting how you guys enter establishments when they have a rather public entrance.:cool2:
So without further ado let's get started shall we.
A common problem I hear punters say is
"Geez, this place is a real punt. It's on my bucket list but the number of people hanging around outside is just ridiculous. How do you punters have the guts to enter then leave without the thought of being seen by someone you know?"
For this example i'm going to use QVB massage as my example.
First let's analyse the surrounding area. The entrance is on York st, a busy main road where many people are going about their daily business (walking to: work, train station shopping etc) There also happens to be many bus stops opposite it as well as the QVB where many people pass through in order to access shops and the train station. Along the street there is also an abundance of retail shops and cafe's.
So how does walk approach the entrance of such a high traffic area?
Here's my bandaid solution which I consider a short term fix as in my opinion it isn't the best method. Firstly book your session during peak time around 4-6pm. Now you're probably thinking I'm crazy thats the busiest time of the day in the CBD and yes you'd be right but we use this in our advantage. During peak hour busses are passing and stopping a lot more frequently then off peak times. The advantage of this is that this blocks the view of the people from the bus stops plus people will be more focussed on getting on the bus to secure a seat rather than looking at their surroundings. So that takes care of the bus stop plus the QVB. What about people walking past the actual shop entrance? Well like I mentioned before it's peak time where lots of people will be looking to rush home after a long day at work and so in this case they will be less aware of their surroundings and be more focussed on getting to their desired destination e.g. train station bus stop. Another advantage of this time is that with us being out of daylight saving it is already fairly dark around 5PM thus if you work in the CBD or in a professional environment I would assume you gentleman would be wearing a dark navy suit which blends quite nicely into the dark environment. Not only that but navy is the most commonly sold suit colour followed by charcoal grey, if you were to wear this colour you would just be just another suit among the sea of "suitors in the CBD, that should more or less fix the issue of being seen by someone you know.
Now here's where I talk about mind set. Which in my opinion is a lot more beneficial to us then using the above "tricks".
Gentleman I cannot stress how important it is to be confident. When I walk into an establishment I walk in with confidence and conviction. Why you may ask? Because people don't question the motives of confident a confident gentleman. Walk as if you are the man and you know it! Remember 99% of people on the street don't really care where you are going. They see a confident person walking in the street with his head held high and look of purpose in his eyes they immediately think "damn this guy is the man he exudes endless confidence and really looks like he knows what he is doing." When you are standing at that entrance waiting for the doors of heaven to open so that you may experience the pleasures provided by the hands of the angels that lie within the last thing people will be thinking is "Oh that guys is going to a shady massage pallor."
Remember gentleman confidence is key! Think of it like this, I'd like to assume most places are staffed by fairly pretty to downright gorgeous women and YOU are about to be serviced by one of those women! Is what you should be worried about at the present moment be "Damn I hope no one notices me going into this place" or would you rather be the man that walks in with confidence and his head held high knowing that he is about to have a great time because I choose the latter every damn time. Remember punting is a fun experience from the time you decide where you want to go to the time you walk out those doors.
Punt with confidence gentleman!
Caff3ry signing off:miao::love::smile: