Sunday, 12:50pm
I was disappointed as I pulled into the parking lot. Not a lot of cars. Maybe there's a game. I'll have to check that next time, or not go on a Sunday. I walked all around the store, making my way very slowly to the air filters. Oh! There's a guy! Damn, a wedding ring. I said that about five times. While it may be true there are guys at a hardware store, Sunday afternoon is not a good time to go for the single ones. However, I did learn a thing or two about shopping for a guy in the hardware store.
Pros
Boys like power tools, so are bound to go there at some point
They are usually alone and thus easier to approach
It's easy to think of some valid question to ask them
Guys shopping there are more likely to own their own home
You probably needed to buy stuff there anyway but never felt like going
Cons
Homeowners are usually married
Approaching them can be nerve wracking
Difficulty to initiate contact- 6
If you do happen to find a guy that isn't visibly taken, here's my advice. Grab 2 of the same item, one expensive, one inexpensive. I got air filters because I needed them. But air filters are great because you can get the same size for either $1.99 or $19.99. With a 90% difference in price it is totally valid to ask someone why. So either park your cart and looked really confused next to a hot guy or lean over and say "is there really THAT much of a difference?". He's either going to launch into an explanation of the differing variables that make one better than the other, or tell you he doesn't know. In either case you need to make sure that all your body language is screaming that you're interested because boys are dumb. He may actually believe that you care about air filters (pssshhhh, as if that were possible) and leave it at that. Men don't trawl hardware stores for women so they aren't in flirt mode.
Today didn't work out but I'll try again sometime soon. I need a new rake anyway.
I heard that guys go to the grocery store to find girls.
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