If you live in a huge city or other tourist destination, this is an effective neg to use on women: “Where are you visiting from?”
If she is actually a tourist, you can make conversation with her about her visit. She will first ask you how you could tell she was a tourist, and the clever among you can create an entire routine based on this neg. (I have my own routine, and will share it with you if you send me a good one.)
Most of the time, however, the girl will be a local. They all answer the same way, “Why do you think I’m a tourist?!” Again, you can create an entire routine around this neg.
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Brilliant. I’ve used a similar line on a number of occasions: “You’re not from around here are you?”
I’ve used this as well in touristy vacation destinations, even if small, like small beach towns and mountain ski towns.
Great to find your blog. I’ll be back.
spot on, one of the best places I’ve found this work is in Santa Barbara, CA
Haha This is classic. A female sales associate at Saks in NYC, completely unprompted, asked this exact question to my mother as our family was heading to the ladies section a few years back. My sister and I then got to watch our mother bitch at our father publicly for dressing like a tourist.
A family of tourists completely called out by a sales rep at Saks, only to cause family tension. It was pretty funny.
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