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| also = number collecting, digits | | also = number collecting, digits | ||
| field = Pickup | | field = Pickup | ||
| origin = Field jargon; | | origin = Field jargon; later critique is logistics | ||
| related = [[Number close]]; [[Day 2]]; [[Logistics (seduction)]]; [[Instant date]] | | related = [[Number close]]; [[Day 2]]; [[Logistics (seduction)]]; [[Instant date]] | ||
| image = Handshake.jpg | | image = Handshake.jpg | ||
Latest revision as of 09:23, 18 September 2026
 Handshake (Commons). A farmed number is a handshake that never became a date.
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| Field | Pickup |
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| Also known as | number collecting, digits |
| Origin | Field jargon; later critique is logistics |
| Related | Number close; Day 2; Logistics (seduction); Instant date |
Number farming is stacking number closes that never become Day 2s. The count goes up; the calendar stays empty. Later pickup literature treats a number as a maybe. Instant date or a same-day coffee is the adult version.[1]
Method
Take the number only with a next beat attached:
- Same-day: turn it into an instant date or a locked hour. Do not collect and hope.
- Day 2: time and place before you leave. "I'll text you" with no when is farming.
- Text as logistics, not as a second courtship. Later pickup would rather you be in person.
Volume still matters. Farmed digits that never become dates are a fake volume. Mystery-era students farmed numbers as homework. Later writers wants volume that includes leaving with a plan.
See also
References
- ↑ Pickup artist. Wikipedia. Retrieved 18 September 2026.