Robert

Weber opens the book by describing a little tragedy that has happened to most men.

You're walking down the street and you see a beautiful –

I'm going to say you see a beautiful woman.

Weber uses the term girl exclusively because it is 1968.

Awesome.

You see this person, but you don't actually say anything to them.

And then she like walks by and you never see them again.

And you have this like horrified.

This is how he describes it.

Should I throw myself at her feet and promise her my savings account, my car, even my brand new golf clubs?

Or should I just grab her long golden locks and drag her off into the sunset?

Yeah.

So this is written in 1968, right?

No.

I don't want your golf clubs.

Yeah.

That's super gross.

But if you recall from the title, the premise of this book is that he's interviewed 25 beautiful girls, right?

And he makes it clear he's interviewed 25 young women who are single.

And most of the book is him giving quotes that they give about what they want in like a man or what they want when someone's like picking them up or like what they find attractive when someone's flirting with them.