@universitythrowaway

Screening for logistics on first date and when to not attempt to f close?

Been recently going to get drinks on first dates. I’m living with my family again after living alone at university so my place is out of the question. A lot of girls around my age range are also living with their parents too until they plan to move out.

What tips do you use to screen for logistics on the first date?

My last date went with drinks -> flirting -> asked her to watch a movie we were talking about at her house -> she said she lives with her parents still -> car make out -> tried to escalate more but she wanted to go slower. As you can see this is not ideal and I would prefer to not hook up in a car anymore.

I have another first date coming up with similar logistics she lives with her parents and we’re getting drinks near her place.

To answer my question I have two solutions

1. Follow the same steps and see if she’s willing to invite me back to her parents house
   • If not suggest a hotel we can go to
2. Don’t attempt to f close on the first date. I’ve heard some people saying this increases the chances of the second date lay, this would also make it easier to invite her to a hotel the next date

Hotels or air bnb not an option? Don't act like a schnook, study the book.

@Typo-MAGAshiv

using illegal aliens as workers

Most, but not all, of these plant workers, hold valid visas. The proper class of visa held by some of the rest, is the only aspect in dispute, but still a far cry from Illegal Aliens. All of it could have gotten amicably settled if ICE didn't March in ad haul the ALL out in shackles and chains, which had HUGE cultural implications to the workers and all of Korea and other countries.

Trump tried to smooth it over, saying "We welcome the Korean workers training American workers to operate the factory they built. " The unanimous response from the workers who all but one opted to return to Korea, was basically, The workers can learn Korean and come to Korea, if they want us to train them! The sentiment in Korea now, is to abandon that plant, and never invest another dime into America.

I watched reporters interviewing local workers at places like a truck stop, store, and restaurants. All of them slightly bewildered, " Gosh, business suddenly dropped wayoff when construction over at the plant got halted.

@Stigma

So you do know this was a faulty argument

Slow down, Turbo. Not witnessed firsthand personally stands far from faulty.

You can tinker with this offset yourself using OBS,

You just moved the goalposts away from random lag/desync, and highlighted that DELIBERATELY retiming the audio sync is not only possible but trivially easy.

Here's where not watching the whole video I linked fails you. The audio syncs just fine for the whole hearing, but one critical gesture gets moved to a very specific part of one broadcasters coverage but not in another's.

So, Tyler Robinson didn’t do it

Not my claim. My thesis here is that the official narrative around Kirk's murder is getting manipulated, for ends that don't ultimately align with our own.

ABC news is in on the cover up!

Yes, the same conglomerate that just fired Jimmy Kimmel for questioning the narrative, and is one of several major USA media companies currently in the process of a massive Ziogarch takeover.

Questioning the status quo and turning away from his oligarch sponsors appears to be the very thing that got Charlie Kirk deplatformed from life, and the narrative that appeared simultaneously everywhere while his corpse was still warm, does not hold up well under scrutiny.