Let's say
you're a weirdo who likes when people punch them in the stomach or likes
giving strangers piggy back rides. Now normally these types of things
are not activities that a complete stranger will want to engage in with
you, but if you know this simple trick it's an easy. One thing I've
learned recently is that people are suckers for a scavenger hunt. If you
approach a group of strangers and tell them you're doing a scavenger
hunt for charity there's really no telling what they'll feel comfortable
doing with you. Even if you don't say it's for a charity, people are
more willing to give you a piggy back ride if they think it's for some
fun summer camp internship thing as opposed to just some dude
approaching them in a park.
Make sure to have your scavenger hunt
list look legitimate. Print it out with professional type font and have
an "Official Liver Disease Research Scavenger Hunt" header on top of
the page so people have no reason to doubt you. It also helps to have
someone else going around doing the same thing. If you can get enough
likeminded people involved you can even start up your own totally real
scavenger hunt and put one of everyone's weird ass activities on the
list so they can then do that with the people they choose and it's a lot
of fun.
It's important to remember this isn't illegal
necessarily because you're only doing things that other people will
consent to. If someone doesn't want to eat a Slim Jim out of your ass
then they don't have to, but if they volunteer because they think it's
for a good cause there's nothing wrong with that as long as they never
find out and there's really no reason they ever should! So take your
weird ass non-sexual stranger fantasies out onto the street and have
fun. Or beware people who claim to be in scavenger hunts and ask to see
proper ID and credentials before you assist them in cleaning their ears
out with q-tips because you think it's to cure Sudden Infant Death
Syndrome.
3.15.2013
How to Get Strangers to Do Almost Anything with You
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