'Sugar Daddy School' teaches women how to land a rich guy

Women in New York City are learning how to land a man with deep pockets.

More than 100 women took part in this weekend's "Sugar Baby Summit" in Manhattan, The New York Daily News reported.

It was hosted by a subscription dating site.

It was a four-hour training session that included tips like listen to what your Sugar Daddy has to say, even if you have to fake interest and talk about your financial needs early in the relationship, but don't come off as desperate.

The school also explain the difference between Sugar Daddies and Salt Daddies, explaining they are similar, but Salt Daddies, don't hand out a monthly allowance, according to the website's spokeswoman Brook Urick.

To read the more "personal" tips, click here for The New York Daily News.

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