Can someone summarize the RSD-Culture for me?

[Zen LaCroix]

As for RSD Max, RSD Derek and RSD Ozzie. What they don't tell you about the RSD culture between instructors and students is that a lot of the instructors look down on the students. They find your approach anxiety annoying to deal with. Also dealing with the company back then things have changes recently but in the past once you paid for a service say a bootcamp the customer service went to absolute shit. It would be easy to contact people and to speak to someone to buy a bootcamp but once you did it was like you couldn't find a person to speak to. The bootcamps are also not worth the money at all. You are seriously better off getting a wing who has good game

Edited 14 hours ago by Zen LaCroix

[Zen LaCroix]

RSD Derek showed up late. He looked down on us, didn't respect us and yelled at people. He spent so much time talking and he and his assistants left us to our own devices in the club. And if you asked for help they acted like you were bothering them. They pretty much lied to us up until the day before the bootcamp about there only being 3 students. I was shocked to find 11 students. And a bunch of other instructors. 

The energy was very cult like and they were all copying his personality too. Very weird. And if you asked a question that they thought was done it was very clear they were looking down on you. I thought it was weird they were acting this way since I spent $2500 dollars. We barely spent time in the club. I was hoping for someone to be by my side helping me to approach but no

Derek was also trying to sell more bootcamps

[Zen LaCroix]

RSD Ozzie was not a cool guy and his game wasn’t good. But his fear technology theory worked on some level. Approaching a girl in the largest group in the club can help desensitize you. It worked for me on the bootcamp. But he wanted me to stay with the girl for 2 minutes. I would get rejected after a few seconds at times and so I would walk away. He kept saying stay in for 2 minutes. But I had adrenaline gushing through me from that bootcamp from approaching big groups

But Ozzie lacks social skills and is not a cool guy that gets a lot of girls. That was obvious even for me. He was giving me bad advice to keep a massive fake smile across my face. He also didn’t like to do the bootcamps I could see. It was just a job for him and approach anxiety in students annoyed him

[Zen LaCroix]

At the free tour in 2024 they were selling bootcamps for $5,000. And Owen made it clear RSD is alive and well. They reel you in with wanting to see Owen but he shows up late. I did miss one day but on the first day he showed up two hour after the event started and Ibrahim was running it and on the last day he didn’t speak until 3:45 am and that was only for an hour. We waited that long to hear him talk. 

I remember on the first day Owen was telling us stuff that would never make it on a YouTube video and It was good stuff

They make people come to the front of the room. Ibrahim or Owen somewhat dominates them when they are up in the front  which makes them over think and crumbles their body language and voice even more.

I think they know that by dominating you when you come up to the front that its gonna shut you down. When they have you up in the front you are essentially their puppy they can play with

Edited 14 hours ago by Zen LaCroix

[Leo Gura]

4 hours ago, AION said:

Owen regularly talks about Julien Gate and he still frames it as them being victims of culture change.

So cringe

[Leo Gura]

RSD uses their male customers the same way they use women.

When you are dealing with PUAs you are fundamentally dealing with people of low character, integrity, and truthfulness.

Edited 9 hours ago by Leo Gura

[DEV]

When you guys say JulienGate, you're talking about Julien Blanc, right? 

[Leo Gura]

@DEV This: