[thegmanifesto]

Mardi Gras: The G Manifesto Way

Game in New Orleans broken down to the bone gristle.

http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2010/02/mar...o-way.html

Discuss.

[thegmanifesto]

Lets get some feed back on this one.

Personally, I thought it was a masterpiece, but I would like to hear others feedback.

Helpful? Confusing? Too much New Orleans slang? Too abstract? Never been to New Orleans so can't relate? A Bulleye? etc.

[MiXX]

Definitely heavy on the New Orleans slang, but was still able to understand the heart of your message.

1. Wear a custom fitted suit everywhere!
2. Have a fuck pad away from all the noise any girl will enjoy going to. A place where of course you have locked down.

That's mainly what I got out of it.

[thegmanifesto]

armanid27,

Thanks for the feedback.

Yeah, if someone really wants to do Mardi Gras right, follow that post to the letter.

You can't go wrong.

[Giovonny]

G, Its a strong post. For me, it was a little heavy on the NO slang . But other then that, it was a work of art. Its got a great "vibe". It reads like you had fun writing it. I can't put it into words, but i think this one just kinda feels like "Literary Art". Lots of good info mixed with a bunch of humor, easy and fun to read. I think you were in the right state of mind for this on. I think it might be the Bruce Lee philosophy you've been studying.

[thegmanifesto]

Giovonny,

Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it.

I think you really "got it". Sometimes I think the stuff I write gets too out there for most people and thus becomes un-relatable. It was more an abstract art piece.

I often try to write in the local slang when I write about certain places to give it more authenticity.

It was really fun writing that, I busted it out in like a half hour, New Orleans gets me going (so to speak).

[Kona]

I like it.

I did have to google a few things things, but I read it on a computer anyway.

Aloha!

[Kona]

Actually I really like it.

This article highlights what I believe is one of the most important factors of game.

Locking Places Down.

Even if you have no game whatsoever, somebody at places you frequent has to. If you're getting the vip treatment someplace, you're gonna feel it. Not only that but others are going to recognize it.

This doesn't just apply to eating/drinking establishments. I just took some mail to the post office. It closes at 5 and I was there at 5:01. The door was locked and two California (Cali, as they called it) girls were standing there disappointed. I knocked on the door and my man that works the counter saw me and let me in. He let the girls in too, and locked the door behind us. He and I chatted it up and it appeared as though I was some hotshot even though I was just doing my thing. He told the girls he had to take care of me first. After I sent my shit, I stood there and gave them trouble for slowing me down.

He came around and he let all three of us out. In our local slang he told the girls something along the lines of "watch out for this guy". I got the damn post office locked down.

The girls are staying at the hostel up here and just finished a beach day. I directed them over to a bar I have thoroughly locked down, and told them to tell a specific bartender they were meeting me. I agreed to be there soon after I took care of some important business related nonsense (rolling spliffs and eating a sushi bento). I just texted my man over at the bar, and the Cali girls are each having a Hinano and looking at a menu. I know that this man is over there talking me up as we speak. I'll probably let him have whichever one I don't swoop if I cannot muster up a threeway.

Here's what makes me the happiest. Tonight California is sending something back my way for a change. One of the pieces of mail included a check to the IRS which so happens to be in California aka Cali.

Locking places down is crucial.

Aloha!

[thegmanifesto]

"I got the damn post office locked down. "

Nice Kona. That is how its done.

Hell, I got my dry cleaners so locked down they let me smoke cigarettes in there. In California no less!