A lot of bloops think that you can just show up somewhere and your personal merits and inner beauty will do the talking for you. What a lot of them fail to realize is you can be an amazing person and if you don't market yourself properly to strangers, you could end up very, very alone. In this sense, most of game is nearly identical to sales. A good salesman would tell you that every little detail of your interaction matters. Likewise, TRP tells you there is a specific way to increase your chances of making a sale. It mostly deals with morally ambiguous ways to make a sale, any sale. On the other hand, it's one of the only sales tactics which tells you the product you're selling (yourself) might be shitty. Therefore, start by offering a better product (lifting, getting your life together, whatever you fall short in.)

Demographics is important. Who are you marketing to? Statistics will show that most people in your area want a car that's edgy and fast (a buff, masculine bro).

Once you're confident in your product, lead with your sexuality. If they are in your store, chances are they're here to buy a car. Likewise, if they are on a date with you, you have already qualified on some level. If they are talking about sex, they're thinking about sex. Note: Before bloops jump down my throat, a good salesman would know that you don't always make the purchase day of. Although the best chance to make a sale is right then and there, a lot of the time you plant the seed and it takes more than one impressions before they buy.

On the other hand, girls don't want to feel slutty. If your game is shitty, you will make them feel violated and seem creepy. Likewise, a salesguy who is shitty will make it feel more cold, transactional, and about money than what is in the customer's best interests.

On morality, you can be a lying salesman and sell them a shitty product (lying about commitment to get casual sex) or an honest salesman. It makes no difference in the sense that a good salesman will sell more and at least on the surface, seems more honest. Bloops like to argue morality. Let me pose this question: If I intentionally lead a conversation a certain way to convince a customer to make a purchase, did I necessarily lie to him? Even if I did, what if I sold them something that vastly improved the quality of their life? Is it okay to lie or misdirect in this scenario? There are plenty of situations in sales that are less than transparent. I'm not going to tell the customer that the guy down the street sells this product at a cheaper price. I'm going to explain why the product is awesome

On quality and quantity, you can offer a low end product and make a lot of sales (casual sex) or a higher end item(commitment). How much you are able charge for the product not only depends on the actual quality of what you're offering (SMV), but the percieved quality to the buyer. Interestingly enough, products that are more expensive are typically seen as higher quality if branded properly. This is pretty basic preselection. If I am demanding of my partners then they are less likely to feel I'm demanding and more likely to think I'm offering quality IF it is properly portrayed to them.

Bonus topic: AWALT. Every customer has the potential to sue your ass and put you out of business. Don't say anything stupid, keep it all in writing, and making sure people like you will minimize your chances of a lawsuit. When it comes to relationships, any girl you bring into your life has the opportunity to destroy you in various ways IF you give them the opportunity. It's pretty easy not to. Don't give them your passwords, access to your shit, etc. You will likely get burned once or twice in your career pretty good but if you play your cards well, there is a whole lot more to gain.

There is a LOT more to this but I am running out of steam at the moment and getting a little incoherent. Maybe I will return for a part 2 later.