Your target cannot be anyone you already know.
1. Get someone's workplace.
2. Get someone to stay on the train or get off the train at a different stop than they planned.
3. Get someone to buy you something. It can be a drink or food item but doesn't have to be. Try really hard not to just ASK them outright to buy you something.
4. Find out someone's commute--times, trains, car route, etc.
5. Get someone's phone number. Pretexts are helpful here.
6. Get someone's schedule tomorrow, down to the hours.
7. Follow a target for at least ten blocks in downtown Boston without the target's noticing.
8. Get someone to ask for YOUR phone number. Don't just give it to them; make them ASK.
9. Get someone to go somewhere with you where THEY WEREN'T PLANNING TO GO.
4. Ya I called that, but I will also make attempts at 5, 7, and 8.
ReplyDelete#1 #1 #1!
ReplyDelete#3. I can actually accomplish this while I'm at work :D
ReplyDeleteI'll try number 7
ReplyDeleteI managed to do #2 yesterday (I wasn't thinking of the assignment, but does it still count?)
ReplyDeleteO.C.: it counts if a) you can reflect on how you did it b) your target wasn't an acquaintance/friend/relative etc. -Monica
ReplyDelete1, 4, 5 and 6!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear about the results today!!!
ReplyDeletenumber 3 accomplished on saturday, at work (a bar), without much trying. I HAD a picture, even (but phone and purse was stolen on sunday night/monday morn :/)
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