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Video: Asian male striking out vs. Asian female not

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Check out this comparison of what happens when an Asian guy approaches White girls vs. when an Asian girl approaches white guys. lol



This next Asian guy did better, probably cause he was taller.

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Post by scorpy »

Thanks for posting the video. However, I think the title is misleading because in part 2, the second Asian guy was successful in getting the girls numbers and what have you. But he was a PUA so it's not that fair.

I think the first guy's hair cut, shirt, and shades were a turn off to American girls. So the overall experiment is flawed cause the first guy was set up to fail and the second guy was a pro.
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