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Sergio, Sergio.
Step four:
the follow-through.
Just in case things don't
go well that night,
always have some
reason to see her again.
David, I almost forgot.
You won a sweet item from
the charity raffle last month.
Congrats.
Thank you, that's great.
It's dinner for two
at Charlie Trotter's.
This is my mom's favorite
restaurant.
She'll be so excited.
Oh, that's so sweet.
Oh, no, it expires
on Sunday
and she's
out of town this weekend.
This sucks.
Hey, you know what...
she can't use 'em, there's no
use letting 'em go to waste.
Would you like to go?
Sure, I'd love to.
Great.
Just take somebody who
appreciates good food.
This move is like
the Jedi mind trick.
"Why don't you
go with me?
They're your certificates."
Well, hey, they're
your certificates.
Why don't you go with me?
And the most important step?
Step five:
the Groucho effect.
Groucho Marx once said,
"I wouldn't
belong to any club
that would have me
as a member."
Well, it was very nice
meeting you, Susan,
and I look
forward to dinner.
Leaving so soon?
If you show interest
in a girl too soon,
if she gets into
the club too easily,
she thinks she can
do better.
You know what?
I promised my girlfriend I
would try and stop by tonight.
Your girlfriend?
But if you make her work
to get into the club,
she thinks she's
lucky to get you.
Why don't you stay for just
one more glass of wine?
You know what?
I'd love to,
but I really shouldn't.
It's extremely difficult
and a bit of a gamble.
But if you have patience
and play the game right,
it pays off.
Come on.
One more glass isn't
gonna kill you, is it?
And when she fills your
wine glass
slightly more than hers,
advantage of you.
That's when
you know you've won.
Cheers.
Game over.
Watching you
in action last night,
David, was amazing.
Just amazing.
Rob get you home okay?
Forget about me.
I wanna hear
what happened with you.
Well, let me
put it this way.
Look what I'm wearing.
It's the same clothes
I wore last night.
Well, I'll be glad to pay
for some new clothes
if things are
a little tight.
No, I didn't
change clothes
from last night.
Talk about lazy.
Think, Grandpa.
Think.
Why didn't
I change clothes?
Ohh!
Oh, you devil, you!
All right, all right.
Listen.
Step one:
reconnaissance.
Do you know what kind of
woman you wanna meet?
Yeah, your grandmother.
Let me explain
something to you, David.
I'm not gonna
waste my time
on just anybody.
I have needs,
you see.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold on.
Needs?
Are you...
are you saying that
you can still...
do the wild thing?
The what thing?
That you're still
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