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** -FREEBAGE- **
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** PART 1: A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO BERNSTEINING **
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** WRITTEN BY DISMAY **
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** April 19, 1989 10:00 AM **
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"What the hell is Bernsteining?" you well may ask. Well it's the term
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that my
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friends and I use to describe getting into places, getting things
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and doing things at no cost to us, but to others. Once you learn some
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basic techniques, it will be easy for you to become a hoarker of severe
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level. Hoarking is another term, which means basically the same thing.
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Several other terms have been used to describe the process, but these are
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the ones that I like. Hopefully I will be able to tell enough about
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Bernsteining to get you going, and I hope I make some sense.
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There are several d
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ifferent ways of Bernsteining. One method is
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shoplifting. But not ordinary shoplifting, no no! I am not talking about
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shoving a package of ding dongs down your pants and sweating while sneaking
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out of the store. When you "hoarklift" you do it with style. Another
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Bernstein method is the one that I like the best, getting into places for
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free. This one covers almost the whole Bernstein spectrum. One that know
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the techniques can get into almost anyplace they desire for free, if not
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for considerably less
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than what it would cost an uninitiated Bernsteiner.
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The best thing about all this is it's fun as hell! It's a great feeling
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to wake up in the morning with about $2.50 in change in your pocket, then
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by mid day be inside Walt Disney World, screwing with the old folks, eating
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your fill of junk in the Future World Cafe. Yes, it can be done, all for
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free if you know how. Hopefully, I can show you how, and the world can be
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full of Bernsteins.
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Joe Al
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bertson and the make for the shopping cart hoark...
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Let's talk about hoarklifting. It's a lot like shoplifting in that
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you go into a store and walk out with something that you didn't pay for,
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and now own. If you were to go into a store, such as Skaggs, Albertsons,
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Publix, Winn Dixie, Jewel Osco, etc, etc, etc... you would not want to be
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shoving merchandise down your drawers. The boneheads that work at these
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stores are dumb, but not dumb enou
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gh to not notice large bulges in your
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pants. Also, you are very limited by what you can fit in your pants.
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Unless you are skinny and got yourself made up to be a heifer, there just
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ain't much room in there. The goal here is to get a LOT of stuff out of
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the store, and maybe even get some help taking it out to your car.
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Ok, let's get down to the nitty gritty. Things you need... umm you
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need yourself of course, and you gotta be half way presentable. You gotta
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look like someone who would have a whole
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shopping cart of groceries. When
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selecting items to take, don't be stupid. Don't fill a cart with beer.
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Fill it with whatever most people get when they are at the store. You
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don't want to draw attention to yourself at all. You must look like an
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ordinary customer. So.., when you comb the aisles, with shopping list in
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hand, and fill your cart as you wish, start going up to the front. Ok,
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this step is when the talent comes in hand. Hopefully you are in a store
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with a large exit area, lots of aisles, a
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nd they all should be busy.. The
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best days are Saturdays, midday, on a cloudy or overcast day, when the most
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people are in the store. The aisles will be backed up, and all available
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employees will be running the registers. At this point you have to get out
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your receipt from another trip, or one that you find in the area. Scan the
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store before entering, looking for a nice long one, that is in good
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condition. If you got one in hand, proceed past the registers and to the
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front to the store. The busier th
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e store, the more confused the employees
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will be. You may be spotted by a bag-person, and they will ask you if you
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want help taking the groceries to the car. If they ask this, gladly tell
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them yes, and have them push the cart out and into your car. Give em a
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tip, 50 cents or so. They will like that. If no clerks are around, go to
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the doors and exit. Make sure that you have the receipt in your hands.
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The reason this works is that the people who work at these places are
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usually only concerned with what
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is going on in their lane, and no where
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else. If it is really busy, then the front end management will be running
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around making voids and even running registers if it's busy enough. If a
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cashier sees you pushing your cart full of groceries around, with receipt
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in hand, they will assume that you have been checked out and are looking
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for help taking the cart out, or you are on your way out. Rarely will a
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cashier ask you what you are doing. They all assume that someone else did
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the checking on you, and yo
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u are leaving under good terms.
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Okay, you've read the details, and I have made it sound fairly easy.
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That's because I have left the hard part out! If you noticed, the
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groceries haven't been bagged, which will look VERY suspicious if you try
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to push them out of the store. This is where the real skill comes in. In
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the process of filling your cart you have to bag the groceries. No one can
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see what you are doing. This becomes a real problem because this method is
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used at peak hours when the store
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fullest. One way I bag the
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groceries is to bunch up the bags at the bottom of the cart, so I can place
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the groceries on top of them, and when no one is looking, pull the sides of
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the bag up and around the groceries. You may be able to come up with your
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own methods for doing this. A simple way of bypassing the bagging is to
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get groceries that don't need to be put into bags, such as bottles, beer
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(suspicious), large boxes, etc. This all depends on what kind of layout
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the store has, and how full the store
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is. Another thing that may be of
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assistance to you is some stores have a "lobby" entrance at one side of the
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store. In these stores you may be able to avoid the front end all
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together, and push the cart around the magazine rack, or whatever the
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particular store may have, and out the side door. Whatever you decide to
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do, you can't be hesitant. You have to be utterly convinced that what you
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are doing is FOOLPROOF. If you have the slightest doubt in your mind that
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you will get snagged, don't do it! It i
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sn't made to be executed by people
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without any balls (sorry if any girls are reading this, you obviously don't
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have any balls in the physical sense).
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If you are questioned by someone in the store... well if you are
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stopped before you exit the front doors, act like you are looking for
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someone to ring you up. Act foreign, act retarded, just play STUPID!
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Don't ever admit or act like you know what you were really doing. Ask the
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person who is questioning you where you have to go to pay for your
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groceries.
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If you are good, though, you can act like you paid for them and
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BS your way into the parking lot. But, if they ask to see your receipt,
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you are screwed. At this point, if they are about to get REALLY
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suspicious, then make a scene. Scream "why am I always treated like an
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idiot whenever I step into your shitty store! All I want to do is shop!",
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etc., etc... There is nothing worse to an employee than being yelled at by
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a customer in front of other employees and other customers. This will
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almost always get
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them to comply with what you want. If this works, stick
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with your story, and exit, or if you told them you would like to pay, have
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them show you where to get into line. If you exit, congratulations. If
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you end up in line, tuff luck. You gotta somehow get out of line and get
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the hell out of the store and don't try it again at that store. It might
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take you a couple times to get it down pat.
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One thing that is important, if you haven't taken the groceries out of
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the door, and into the lot, you haven't s
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tolen them! You can parade all
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day in front of the registers, and they can't do anything about it, because
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you haven't taken them out yet. So if you are stopped in front of the
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doors, before the exit, then you have done nothing wrong, and they can do
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nothing to you but ask you questions about if you have paid yet. Another
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good thing to say is "I was going to leave the cart here at the front while
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I ran out to my car for my wallet. I didn't want to leave the cart
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unattended in a line, because it would up
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set the other shoppers." This
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works well, it makes you sound like a real concerned shopper. If they say,
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"ok, we will watch it for you while you get your wallet" then go to get the
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wallet, and drive away. No luck that day. Just remember, as long as you
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are in the store you are safe, if you are followed outside and then asked
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if you have paid, then you are in deep shit. Hopefully you have enough
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brains to accomplish this task. In any case, I wish you luck, and lots of
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free groceries.
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A tale of barage...
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Ahhh... there's nothing like being able to get into a bar for free,
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especially if it's an exclusive club, and ESPECIALLY if you are under age.
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I am now of legal age, so I am left out by the ladder, but I started the
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bar hoarkin at a young age. Bars are very easy to get into for free. So
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easy, in fact, that my friends and I would often visit 4 or 5 different
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bars on a single Friday night without ever paying for anything but gas
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(sometimes we had to pay for g
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ugh).
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One of the easiest methods of bar hoarking is the "tag" method. This
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is a way of getting in by using a "tag" given to people when they leave the
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bar so that they can get back in, bypassing any long lines. When you
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arrive at a bar, wait until you see people leaving the establishment, then
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observe what kind of tag they were given. It could be anything from a
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simple hand stamp, to a wrist band, to an elaborate ID card. Make sure you
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get all the details.
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If the tag is a hand stamp, you are luck
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Hand stamps are very easy
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to forge. Most are single color, black, blue, or red. Maybe green or an
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off color, but nothing really unusual. Take note of the leaving person's
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stamp. Notice the size and placement. Be sure you know which hand is
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stamped. Most bars will only stamp a particular hand, so be careful you
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know which it is. Take note the "smearage" of the stamp. If the stamp on
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the person's hand is smudged a lot, that is good. If it is well defined,
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that means that the ink they are using dries
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and stays fast well. In this
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case a ball point pen is needed. You should be carrying a set of colored
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pens in the car, ball point and felt tip. After you got a good look at the
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person's stamp, try to re-create the stamp on your hand the best you can.
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If it is a box shape, try to make it the closest to the original size that
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you can. If the stamp on the person was smeared a lot, then use a felt tip
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pen. After you and your friends have drawn the stamps on yourselves, rub
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them lightly on a piece of clot
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h, so that they blur. No stamp given by a
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bar is perfect, and if they expect it to stay perfect while you are bumping
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up against people in the bar, they are crazy. If you think your stamps
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look good, then you are ready to enter the bar. When the bouncer checks
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for stamps, the light isn't usually good. They also usually have a
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different bouncer checking stamps than ID's, so then this bouncer might be
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more inside the club where there isn't as much light. Also, the fact that
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there is usually a line of peo
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ple getting back in with stamps means that
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the bouncer will just glance at your hand, not really soaking up the
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details in the stamp. Most of the time that I have tried this, I have
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simply walked past the bouncer, and flagged the back of my hand with a "I
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gotta stamp...", and am returned with a grunt and a nod. Only once have I
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been turned down with this method, and that's because we were all laughing
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at the bouncer. (It was a gay bar with gay employees.) Once you are
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inside, you are home free. If you
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want to leave, make sure that you rub
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off the false stamp and get a real stamp as you leave, so you will be able
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to get back in for sure. Also, something good to do if you are at the bar
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very late, or if there just aren't too many people in the bar, and that is
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to try to steal the stamp. Most bars carry several of the same stamps, and
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the only difference between nights is that they change the color of the
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ink. My friends and I have a collection of 7 stamps from area clubs, all
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which work 100 percent. Al
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l we have to do is find out what color the ink
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is for that night and we are in.
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Ok, enough with the stamps... what if the tag is wristbands. Well,
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that's simple. If you see someone leaving, ask for theirs. If they aren't
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planning on coming back that night, they will gladly give it to you. Keep
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a safety pin with you, because the bands usually tear when taken off. When
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you get a band, keep it. You can use it some other time. The bars and
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clubs do rotate bands, so after a while you will have sev
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ifferent
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colors. Many bars use these bands so they can be used in several different
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places. If there is a bar logo on the stamp, just make sure that if you
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use it in a different bar that you turn the band around so that the bouncer
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won't see the logo. Make sure you save these wristbands because they
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aren't only used by bars, but many other things, which I will talk about
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later.
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Now..ID cards, some exclusive bars have ID cards, which are hard to
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duplicate. The best way to get one, is to steal one
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someone leaving
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the bar. Simple as that. Can you handle it? There are very few bars
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that use this method, so I don't think I need to get into detail. Just use
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your head.
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Once in the bar... when you get in you wanna drink, and who wants to
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pay for drinks? A very simple thing to do is find a long stretch of bar
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table, in a dark section of the bar, and sit down, squeeze in, what ever
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you have to do. Try to position yourself next to someone who is really
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drunk. It is also good if people are fa
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ay from the bar towards the
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dance floor, or live band, whatever is going on at that particular bar.
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Now, keep your eye on the bar. Watch for when someone sitting down
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orders a drink. It helps if the bar is really busy, because the bartenders
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will be running around like mad dogs with their dicks cut off. Most drunk
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people are so worried about drinking they order then slap their money down,
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then forget about the drink. If you have a chance, try to swipe the bill
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they lay on the table, or if it is more
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than one bill, take just half.
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Then when the bartender comes with the drinks they will ask the patron for
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the money. They should be drunk enough to think that they actually didn't
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put any money down, or didn't get enough money out of their pocket.
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Ok, besides money to buy drinks, why not just take drinks? If the guy
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(or girl) you are seated next to is REALLY wasted, just slide their drink
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away from them when they first order it. Replace a rum and coke with just
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a coke, they shouldn't be able to te
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the difference. If they order
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multiple drinks for friends and such, then take one. If you aren't scared
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of germs, take their drink after they've taken a sip. A lot of drunk
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people will drink a little bit of their drink then set it down and forget
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about it. If it is hard liquor you shouldn't be worried about germs, the
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alcohol should kill them. Beer, I am not too sure of, it doesn't contain
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too much alcohol as opposed to a vodka martini. It should be safe though,
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especially if they only took a sip from
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it. If you have a glass that you
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know is clean, reach over and dump half of their drink into your glass.
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Then they will feel proud that they could drink so fast, and order another
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drink. The drunker people get, the more the drinks will flow into one
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another, and soon they won't be sure of exactly what they ordered, and
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won't notice a missing cocktail here and there.
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It sounds easy, it is easy. One important note, don't try this in a
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biker bar or one that you could easily get into a brawl in. A drin
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isn't
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worth your life. Another good way of getting free drinks works well in gay
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bars. You may not like the idea of going into a gay bar, but in my
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experience I haven't had a bad time in one. The gay people can tell if you
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are not gay, and leave you alone. Never have I been picked up on in a gay
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bar, and have even met a few girls in them (yes REAL girls, not prefab
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girls). The reason why these bars are good targets for free drinks is the
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fact that most of the gay people are in a good mood there, they
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are with
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people that they can get along with, and they don't like to cause, or be a
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part of any trouble. You can easily use this to your advantage. Order,
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steal, or somehow get your hands on a pitcher of beer, full, half full, or
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almost empty. Walk around with this pitcher. When you see a good target
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with his (her??) back to you, turn your back and bump into them, spilling
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anything that you had in the pitcher. If it wasn't much beer, act like it
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was full. Don't get mad or aggressive, just get sorrowfu
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l. Make them feel
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bad that they knocked the beer out of your hands. They should offer to buy
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you another, if not suggest to them that they should. Don't be too
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forceful, they will catch on if you are a dick to them. I have never
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encountered a homosexual that would not buy another pitcher of beer for me
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and my friends when this is used. When they do get you one, offer them a
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glass, be nice to them, they may buy you another. One important note, when
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in a gay bar, and a gay person seems to be making any
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kind of advance
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towards you or seems overly kind, just tell them that you aren't gay. They
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won't be offended, and they may even buy you a drink (our goal). They like
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to be treated like normal people, so if you are friendly to ones that kick
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your pitcher, they may be buying you pitchers all night long, as long as
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you are nice to them, and remember, all you have to do is tell them that
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you aren't gay. Well enough with the alternative lifestyles class haa...
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Until
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the depths of morage... and reebage
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Well this concludes this part in the soon to be continuing series of
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Learning to Bernstein files. Part 2: Professional Bernsteining shall come
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very soon. Look for it, I should have it done within hours of this one
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actually. It will cover major event hoarking, like Disney World, Busch
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Gardens, Six Flags, etc, and things like sporting events, and even an
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additional chapter: "My Superbowl Hoark"
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As always, you can distribute this file as much as you like, but ONLY IN
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IT'S ENTIRETY with all credits and all of EVERYTHING like it is now. Please
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don't disrupt the format, or I shall disrupt your genetic inheritance.
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Thank you.
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Finished 4/19/1989 at 5:15pm |