[Travesty]

(04-12-2012 08:19 AM)WestCoast Wrote:  

Coming from someone who was incredibly omega when he graduated college I believe money is still the way to go assuming you can get it. There is a diminishing return to money just like game and other things and I could certainly see how it becomes more important as we age since the older guys here have advised to keep saving while younger guys say just focus on game. A girl in her low 20's believes she still has large upside so she does not care as mic abou your bank account, when she hits 29 and is forced to think logically (bio clock ticking) she begins to get annoyed with the avg earning dude. As a rule of thumb I'd say every time you double your cash you'll see a notch level improvement starting at about $40K. Finally, he biggest reason I would suggest stacking cash young if you can, you need money to learn game. Need a gym, need to be able to drink, need to be able to improve life experiences, need new threads, it goes on. Essentially without freedom you've got nothing, but there is a large diminishing return aspect as well.

Old post but was researching the subject for peace of mind in my own decision making.

I think this makes a lot of logical sense.

I'd say if you have average looks/style and base level of game should pan out to:

$40k - getting 6s on the regular
$80k - getting 7s regularly
$160k - ability to be getting 8s (and have them stick around for a bit "good life exposure")
$320k - ability to be getting 9s (and have them stick around for a bit "good life exposure")
Those 8's and 9's also unless they are really into that guy and have hearts of gold probably won't stick around long (standard fuck buddy situation or relationship). Maybe for a few months if the guy happens to get lucky that he is exactly her type, but way too much competition from guys with better game/looks/wealth to steal her away swiftly.


If your game is really tight and your looks are pretty good/ style is great, I'd say that $160k mark is really where you should really have the social connections, events, style, place/location, etc... you should be doing nothing but 7.5+ with a majority of what you're get being 8+. I see a HUGE drop in diminishing returns after that in quality for more cashing barring gold diggers, famous women, or being older than 45-50. At that point rather than focusing on more money, I'd use my existing money to attend events, make social connections, throw good tips, get in with the staff, promoters etc where all the top talent will be, so I am assured of access to 8+'s always. Pretty much massive social circle improvement leveraged by your ability to spend a bit more.

Unless you have trustfund type wealth as a guy under 40, holding onto a 7.5+ for any extended period of time in America without pretty tight game I think is impossible.