On boxing day evening I went out with some friends, most of whom were female to watch another friend (female) play a set in an Irish pub

I've seen guys running pu before but never being as socially inept as this guy.

He started chatting to the friend playing a set and so she was polite but uninterested as she doesn't want to be rude when she feels she is representing a venue (I told her she shouldn't be afraid to firmly turn guys down the way a waitress would but that's a side issue)

So they made their excuses from the smoking area and came inside and 3mins later appears this dude. Throwing out weird dhv stories such as going to the CN tower in Toronto and having $100,000 to "go home to"
Whenever he finished talking each girl would turn away and talk to somebody else and ignore him and yet again he would interrupt their conversations with weird stories

After 15mins of this, he takes out a coach ticket stub and a permanent marker and proceeds to pass it to each girl telling them to put their number down on it. Encouraging each one 3-4 times. Undeterred by rejection he just passes it to the her friend sat right next to her

He finally got thrown out by the manager for "creeping out her staff, customers and the artist" after during my friends set, when she'd finished a song, he kept insisting that they got out of here. This was particularly funny as we could hear all of her replies into the microphone

There were some other funny things such as push pulling, refusing to purchase a drink when pushed by the waitress, trying to run the cube with uninterested girls


I had never really realised how fucking creepy some of this persistance shit is, but my friends were really put on edge and worried that this guy would be hanging around afterwards.

Yeah that was me. Why you gotta hate on another playa's journey?

LMAO that's hilarous.

Having lived in Toronto, there is allot of talk of it being a "hard market". Which is why some wonderful try hard products like these might been produced. Obviously probably more in the intermediate stages of his pua career where he just has to reset his compass a little bit to normal social calibration. Certainly not representative of all the pua guays in Toronto. But not surprised at the same time as I've seen where basic social intuition goes out the door.