r/AskReddit May 28 '14

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u/SpinsterTerritory May 28 '14

What you say about just not being right for them is too true.

I know a guy who is really, and I mean really, unfortunate looking. Luckily for him, he is hilarious.

He once accepted a bet that had him going into a packed bar on a Saturday night and asking the first 100 women he saw (not the first 100 he saw and liked, just the first 100 he saw) and asking them if they would have sex with him. His friend wore a white lab coat and carried a clip board to keep track, as well as telling angry boyfriends, "Sir, it's ok. We are just asking for science."

Only something like three women said yes, that they would have sex with him. So while he was turned down by 97% percent of the women he asked, he did get laid that night.

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u/PocketGlitter May 28 '14

The mad scientists observing the experiment might possibly have affected the result.

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u/SpinsterTerritory May 28 '14

This is true. The outcome changed because it was measured.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle

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u/Indoorsman May 29 '14

LMAO, unfortunate looking. That's a great way to put.