If you like details, and the “whole story,” you’ll love this series.įor reference, if you’d ever seen Tom’s Girlfriend Sequence, you’ll find the flow somewhat familiar. Overall, you have hours and hours and hours of barely edited contact with girls. And then, some shorter “Infields” that don’t culminate in a notch. The “Lay Infields” - that lead to sex, and you see (or rather, hear) the entire process. This is not a “video breakdown” like you’ve seen Krauser do in Overkill or like the guys did with their infields. Tom has overlaid words on the video, to point out what he’s doing, because again, this is not a seminar. It’s mostly audio, in the form of video clips, but often the video goes black and you just hear the sound. There’s no longwinded seminar or waffling video breakdowns as filler. “This is the world’s most comprehensive daygame, dating and pickup product that is 100% infield. You really are getting the anthropologists view of “the tribe.” And all that daygame “cultural” experience and documentation. It is very intimate, so intimate you hear Tom taking a leak several times as he gets the girl back to his place.
It’s a chance to study and learn from Tom.Īnd it many ways it’s the most “personal” product I’ve ever seen in Game instruction. So that is what this is, an anthropological body of work. And in this case, Krauser and Tom are studying and documenting themselves, and passing that on in the form of books and videos. But also because the anthropoly reference fits my experience of Stealth Seduction very well.
I include this here as this is Krauser in 2014 forecasting these products. As Krauser talks here, the “future generations could read and study” points to Overkill and Stealth Seduction, and everything else they’ve done. The “more stories to tell” could be Mastery and Torero Travels. The “Headhunters Of the Amazon” reference is perhaps a metaphor for Krauser’s initial book Nitro or Tom’s first memoir Daygame. That is a few lines from Krauser’s last book (which I’m reading now). “I could tell Tom had similar thoughts, if a little less lurid… we absolutely get it, having lived and breathed it for several years… Tom told me he felt like David Attenborough studying endangered species, recording all the knowledge we’d acquired so that future generations could read and study: what we’d experienced, the things we’d created, and the fact that it was all special. Tell us more about this tribe,’ and the anthropologist, who by now has lived with them for five years, realizes there are more stories to tell. “The function of the original ‘Headhunters Of the Amazon’ book is to introduce the tribe to the polite chattering society. “Imagine – an anthropologist journeys up the River Amazon in his heavily laden canoe… The anthropologist has just discovered an unknown prehistoric tribe! “I expanded on the social science theme to Tom.
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