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Roissy: Agree And Amplify, Relationship Game

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Roissy spits some pretty good Relationship Game:

If you aren’t a natural at deflecting shit tests of all varieties, then you must teach yourself. For those men not blessed with the quickness of mind and aloofness of temperament to handle shit tests like a champ, a system must be devised. I’ve found one. I call it the Agree & Amplify anti-shit test counterinsurgency.

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The concept is simple. When you are hit with a shit test, agree with your girl, and then amplify your agreement. Here are some examples:

GIRL: “Why didn’t you call last night? Are you dating someone else?”

YOU: “Yep, I’ve got a harem to service. Be happy you’re in the top tier.”

***

GIRL: “Are you just going to sit around all day playing video games?”

YOU: “Damn straight. With enough hard work I should be able to push this to a full month.”

***

GIRL: “We’re going to that restaurant again?”

YOU: “Yeah, and because you’ve bitched, we’re going there for the next ten years.”

***

GIRL: “Sometimes you can be such an asshole. My ex knew how to treat a lady.”

YOU: “I bet he did. You should beg him to take you back. I could use the peace and quiet.”

***

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GIRL: “Don’t you have any ambition in life?”

YOU: “Zero. Could you be a dear and hook up my feeding tube?”

***

GIRL: “I didn’t like the way you flirted with that girl at the party tonight.”

YOU: “I know, I’m an incorrigible flirt. Good thing you didn’t see the other ten girls I flirted with. Phew!”

***

GIRL: “You never get me flowers or write me poetry.”

YOU: “You’re right. Just think of my cock as a flower and our fucking as poetry in motion.”

***

GIRL: “I think we should take this slower.”

YOU: “You read my mind! Can I pencil you in next month?”

***

GIRL: [Making it obvious she’s flirting with another guy in your presence.]

YOU: “Hey, if you’re gonna try to make me jealous by flirting in front of me, at least put on a good show. I haven’t seen bad flirting like that since your Mom tried to pick me up.”

***

GIRL: “Buy me a drink.”

YOU: “Sure thing. Would you like my ATM pin number as well?”

***

GIRL: [Calls you back two days after you left her a message.]

YOU: “Only two days later? Wow, you’re slipping. A true player waits a year before calling back.”

***

GIRL: “I really feel we aren’t compatible.”

YOU: “You’re right, we’re *totally* incompatible. I like to wake up at 8:30 and you get up at 8:15. Who can live with that?!”

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Good to keep in mind, especially if I ever find myself in a relationship.

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Michael Lewis: The Man Who Crashed the World

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Michael Lewis: Goldman Sachs Rumors

Six months ago, I received an odd phone call from a man named Jake DeSantis at A.I.G. Financial Products—the infamous unit of the doomed insurance company, staffed by expensively educated, highly paid traders, whose financial ineptitude is widely suspected of costing the U.S. taxpayer $182.5 billion and counting. At the time A.I.G. F.P.’s losses were reported, it became known that a handful of traders in this curious unit had sold trillions of dollars of credit-default swaps (essentially unregulated insurance policies) on piles of U.S. subprime mortgages, but its employees hadn’t yet become the leading examples of Wall Street greed. And so this was before Jake DeSantis and his colleagues found themselves suburban-Connecticut outcasts, before their first death threats, before the House of Representatives passed a bill because of them (taxing 90 percent of their large bonuses), before New York attorney general Andrew Cuomo announced he was going after their paychecks, and before Iowa senator Charles Grassley said that A.I.G.’s leaders should follow the Japanese example and “either do one of two things, resign or go commit suicide.”

High Heels and Dirty Deals

DeSantis turned out to be a friend of a friend. He’d called because he didn’t know anyone else “in the media.” As a type he was instantly recognizable: a “quant,” a numbers guy who was allowed to take financial risks because of his superior math skills, but who had no taste for company politics or public exposure. He’d grown up in the Midwest, the son of schoolteachers, and discovered Wall Street as a scholarship student at M.I.T. The previous seven years he’d spent running A.I.G. F.P.’s profitable stock-market-related trades. He wasn’t looking for me to write about him or about A.I.G. F.P. He just wanted to know why the public perception of what had happened inside his unit, and the larger company, was so different from the private perception of the people inside it, who actually knew what had happened. The idea that the employees of A.I.G. F.P. had conspired to maximize their short-term gains at the company’s longer-term expense, for instance. He and the other traders had been required to defer about half of their pay for years, and intertwine their long-term interests with their firm’s. The people who lost the most when A.I.G. F.P. went down were the employees of A.I.G. F.P.: DeSantis himself had just watched more than half of what he’d made over the previous nine years vanish. The incentive system at A.I.G. F.P., created in the mid-1990s, wasn’t the short-term-oriented racket that helped doom the Wall Street investment bank as we knew it. It was the very system that U.S. Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner, among others, had proposed as a solution to the problem of Wall Street pay.

Even more oddly, the public explanation of A.I.G.’s failure focused on the credit-default swaps sold by traders at A.I.G. F.P., when A.I.G.’s problems were clearly broader. There was the mortgage-insurance unit in North Carolina, United Guaranty, that had taken on all sorts of silly risks in the past two years, lost several billion dollars, and replaced their C.E.O. There were the fund managers at A.I.G., the parent company, who had blown nearly $50 billion on trades in subprime mortgages—that is, they had lost more than A.I.G. F.P., whose losses stood around $45 billion. And there was a pattern: all of this stuff had happened since 2005, after an accounting scandal forced C.E.O. Maurice “Hank” Greenberg to resign. Greenberg, who had headed A.I.G. since 1968, was a bullying, omnipotent ruler—one of those bosses who did not so much build a company as tailor it to his character and render it incapable of being run by anyone else. After he was forced out, Greenberg said, “The new management wanted to prove that they could continue to grow without former management” and so turned a blind eye to all sorts of risks. So how come most of the senior management at A.I.G. was left in place by the U.S. Treasury after the bailout? Why were officials, both public and private, so intent on leading others to believe all the losses at A.I.G. had been caused by a few dozen traders in this fringe unit in London and Connecticut?

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Another Great article by Michael Lewis.

High Heels and Dirty Deals

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Dallas Winston: Strike Anywhere Match Move

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When I stepped out into the bright sunlight, from the darkness of the movie house, I had only two things on my mind: swooping Cherry Valance and a smoking cigarettes on ride home…

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(Continuation of “Cigarette Week” from Question on Cigarettes Girls and Game and A Classic: Double Cigarette Light Move)

Dallas Winston, the “tougher, colder, meaner” greaser in The Outsiders was a master of Cigarette Game. Especially from a young G’s perspective.

In the opening scenes of The Outsiders Movie, you can see him spit Game at Sherri “Cherry” Valance at the drive in movie theater.

Finally Hollywood gets something right. (These days Hollywood is knuckling under from pressure to have no cigarette smoking in movies. Which makes you wonder how they are ever going to make a movie about me with no smoking.)

Start watching at 6:31:

The outsiders movies part 1

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He busts the Strike Anywhere Match Move and then let’s the lyrics and Game flow. Listen and learn:

Dallas Winston: Some cute redhead.

Dallas Winston: Are you a real redhead?

Dallas Winston: Are you real?

Dallas Winston: How can I find out
if this is your real red hair?

Dallas Winston: If this is the same red hair
that you have on…these eyebrows, too?

Johnny: Cut it out Dal.

Cherry Valance: Get your feet off my chair
and shut your trap!

Dallas Winston: Who’s gonna make me?

Johnny: I’m gonna get a Coke

Dallas Winston: Who, your boyfriend?

Pony Boy: Leave her alone, Dal

Other Chick: That’s the Greaser who just
got out of jail.

Dallas Winston: Sure, whatever you say, honey

Cherry Valance: Better leave us alone or
I’ll call the cops.

Dallas Winston: You got me scared to death.
What am I gonna do, Pony?

Dallas Winston: This girl is making me shake.

Cherry Valance: Why don’t you be nice and leave us alone?

Dallas Winston: I’m never nice.

Dallas Winston: Can I interest you in
a Coca-Cola or a 7-Up?

Cherry Valance: Get lost, hood!

Dallas Winston: I’m sorry.

Dallas Winston: I didn’t know…I didn’t know you had this problem
of yelling in my face.

A+ Game.

Excellent opening salvo, that to the untrained eye seemed like it didn’t work.

Until, start watching at 7:44 (or hell, you really should watch the whole thing):

The Outsiders part 2

Cherry Valance: I hope I never see Dallas Winston again.
If I do, I’ll probably fall in love with him.

And…Cherry is cooked.

This movie was from back in the days of my youth, when Hollywood actually had Alpha males in movies. Not like all this non-smoker, Forgetting Sarah Marshall sissy, beta crap these days, that is just not believable to your average ex-street hood.

I guess Nothing Gold can Stay.

Either way, Cherry Valance is fly.

And I love the Strike Anywhere Match Move.

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The Outsiders Stay Gold By Stevie Wonder

A Classic: Double Cigarette Light Move

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Let’s continue Cigarette Week on The G Manifesto:

A classic move to swoop girls with Cigarettes is The Double Cigarette Light Move. This move has been around forever. Sinatra used to bust this move.

So did my Father Michael John Mason VI in his International Playboy days.

It is best done when you have isolated the girl you want to swoop as a prelude to untamed passion and smoldering sexual tension.

Here is Paul Henreid busting The Double Cigarette Light Move on Bette Davis back in the day:

Bette Davis ~ Don’t Let’s Ask For The Moon(Now Voyager 1942)

The move is a great comfort and rapport builder that exudes Romance and Mystery (And I don’t mean that pick up artist that wears goggles and fuzzy top hats either)

Straight Outta The G Manifesto Playbook.

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AKA The Voodoo Child
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Change – The Glow Of Love

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Az – Just Because

Commodity Trading: A False Sense of Security

Weekly Commentary
For August 10th– August 14th 2009
By: Matthew Bradbard
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It always amazes me how short-term investors’ memories are. There is chatter of improving U.S. and world economies, which we feel is way too premature. Corporations are reporting optimistic numbers but could that be because expectations were so low? We’ve lost 2 million jobs in the last 6 months and because unemployment dropped 0.1%, which I still doubt is the case, it is supposed to be viewed as positive? Commodities are moving higher and this signals a recovery…I don’t think so. Treasuries and equities are trading in tandem as opposed to inversely, this will not last. The dollar is not being sought out as the fear trade and it actually rallied on positive economic news? As my basketball coach used to say, sometimes the best offense is a good defense.

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Energies
The DOE reported crude oil supplies were up 1.7 million barrels, supplies of gasoline were down 200,000 barrels while heating oil supplies were down 300,000 barrels. September crude oil closed up $1.63 trading to its highest level since 6/30. Expect $73/74 to act as resistance with support coming in at the 9 day moving average at $69.40. The chart looks overbought; a trade down to $66/67 is not out of the question. At this time we’re not advising getting short, but we would suggest being out of longs. September heating oil was higher by just over 8 cents last week but it too is showing signs of a top with prices ending last week 6 cents off their highs. Resistance is seen at 1.95/1.96 with support at 1.8850/1.89 followed by 1.83. September RBOB closed lower by 45 ticks as prices failed to make their way to higher ground after 3 positive weeks. Resistance is seen between 2.05 and 2.07 with support at 1.94 followed by the 20 day moving average at 1.87.

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The DOE reported underground supplies of natural gas were up 66 billion cubic feet last week to 3.089 trillion cubic feet. Supplies are now up 23% from a year ago. September natural gas closed up 4 cents which would not have been possible without the 11% move higher on Monday. Resistance comes in between 3.85 and 3.90 with support at 3.55 followed by 3.40. We continue to buy clients November $1 call spreads. The settlement on the $5/6 call on Friday was $2700.

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