So me and a friend went out for some beers tonight and I just got back at 4:00am because I'm too pumped to sleep.

We went to three different bars and they wouldn't let us in so we went to this bar-boat that sails along the bay while you drink. It was Saturday night so the vibe was more like a club.

Anyway, I walk inside slow like I own the place, sit down and order my beer. The waitress sits next to us because "going up and down the stairs is exhausting". Ton of IOIs by the way. Could be me couod be my buddy.

Then this super fun group of 5 english speaking girls takes the stairs to the deck below. Last one taps my knee, like an invite.

I hold my composure and tell my friend. We go downstairs and start "working the room". I could say based on IOIs and from from my buddy was telling me that a lot of chicks wouod be receptive to an approach. My eyes were set on that group, they were so high energy in a place where the men were trying to get noticed (a group of guys was trying to mock us) and women were constantly checking their facebook wall and taking selfies.

I saw a brunette with the finest ass I have ever seen. I try to get close by dancing. At one point I am dancing and my friend is like "Almost every girl is eyeraping you". She seems to be getting closer and then some impossible music to dance to starts playing and the mood is lost.

I then receive IOIs like her playing with her straw etc etc.

It's time to leave and my friend says "you should have approached from the beginning". I say "watch me bring this home buddy". I notice they are leaving so I tap her shoulder as she passes in front of me and say "Shame you are leaving, I just wanted to say you were probably the best dancer in the room. Much better than the Greek girls in here".

They are waiting outside and I wave as I leave, I then think "what the hell, why not?" and ask where they are from. Turns out they are irish erasmus students and we'll be going for a coffee probably.

What I didn't like is that she made it a group thing but I think I should be able to work around it eventually.