I remember recently hearing an interview Mark did on the G3 website where he mentioned how one thing he still uses from the pua playbook are games, i.e. The cube, 3 truths and a lie. I have to say, as a newbie, these things are awesome! Three truths and a lie especially has now saved my ass twice when I have to press the "oh shit" button on dates. Both times the girls face lit up with interest when I suggested it. The first time, it lead to a game of taking turns asking any question you wanted about your date, progressively getting more intimate and deep. The second time, it turned what would have been a seriously awkward stare off and boring interview question during Mexican food into a fun and flirty night. Seriously, it just changed the whole vibe, and it eventually lead to a fun game where we had to write down each others slang phrases (date was Korean) and give hints so the other person could guess. So yeah, sometimes Mystery method spits out a few gems! For any other newbies on here who are scared of running out of things to say (definitely one thing I struggle with), try busting out a game next time ur mind goes blank.

lol... I don't use the cube anymore, but I still pull out two truths and a lie, marry/fuck/kill, or the 5 questions game every now and then.

They never fail to create a fun conversation. They're great, haha...

can anyone elaborate on whats the 5 questions game?

(09-05-2011 11:04 AM)Poet145x Wrote:  can anyone elaborate on whats the 5 questions game?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aWoN8MvGKw

ohh wow sounds like fun, thnx man!

5 questions game is really fun - it's also a good way to practice your non-verbals, since carrying it off requires not giving any "tells" when you get to the trick.

Oh, funny story, a girl once used the cube on me during a date. I had a lot of fun giving truly fucked up answers while playing dumb, then admitted after the fact that I had heard it.