Sao Paulo Reports

[Eszpresszo]

Go to read gpguia reports and come back to tell us that it is consistent with your generalization.

Why would people make this up?

I was wondering the same thing, and I was hoping you could tell me the answer, as you would seem like a person who would know. My theory is that guys make up TRs because they are bored INCEL losers, who can't even fathom having sex with a woman for free, so they have to conjure up stories about paying for sex. Am I right?

And yes Junior, I have been reading GP Guia for at least 3 years now. I refer to it constantly when in Brazil for obvious reasons. And yes, the reports on GPS are consistent with my experience. BBBJ is anomaly with truly professional GPS. If you had actual experience with those girls you would know that, by now.

[Eszpresszo]

I think we all are in agreement. I don't use ATM in Argentina at all. In fact, certain place in Buenos Aires won't take cash and they force you to use your card.

Nonsense! I was in Buenos Aires for a month, beginning the end of August. Not all merchants take cards, and in fact, I noticed most prefer not to! I used my credit card at the grocery store the evening I arrived and had to produce some ID to the cashier. A discussion with my Spanish language instructor revealed that Argentinians are skittish about credit card fraud on both ends of the transaction.

But, humor us a little and tell us just where you were forced to use your card, instead of cash.

[Just Incognito]

Here we go again. I am a seasoned traveler. Far more than most people alive in the world today. Quite literally all of my natural life! Agree it's always good to have some backup, but relying on cash from ATMs in a first world country is actually pretty darn safe. That's known from deep and direct experience. Also agree that in a third world country not nearly as much and better to have cash. But here's the thing. I don't know about anyone else, but this seasoned world traveler doesn't monger in third world countries! I've been to some of those places but didn't monger. If I did or had wanted too, then yes cash in hand would have been king. But no, I monger in first and second world countries exclusively where relying on ATMs versus carrying a large sum of cash (like $7,000 or more) keeps me and my money far more safe and secure from theft and / or bodily harm. In conclusion, and contrary to your assertion, au contraire! Seasoned international travelers know that relying upon pulling cash from ATM machines in places like a Germany or a Brazil (or even in the Philippines or Thailand) is the smarter way to go versus having thousands of dollars laying around (I trick off big bucks when I go bro). I agree that there isn't necessarily a "right" way to monger. But there are "smart" and "safe" ways to monger. And that includes not traveling with very large sums of cash if you don't have to. Live well, prosper, and carry forth and monger!

https://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/second_world.htm

https://www.nationsonline.org/onewor..._countries.htm

You may want to look up what 1st world, 2nd world and 3rd world actually means. You didn't monger in any / many 2nd world countries.

[WyattEarp]

Here we go again. I am a seasoned traveler. Far more than most people alive in the world today. Quite literally all of my natural life! Agree it's always good to have some backup, but relying on cash from ATMs in a first world country is actually pretty darn safe. That's known from deep and direct experience. Also agree that in a third world country not nearly as much and better to have cash. But here's the thing. I don't know about anyone else, but this seasoned world traveler doesn't monger in third world countries! I've been to some of those places but didn't monger. If I did or had wanted too, then yes cash in hand would have been king. But no, I monger in first and second world countries exclusively where relying on ATMs versus carrying a large sum of cash (like $7,000 or more) keeps me and my money far more safe and secure from theft and / or bodily harm. In conclusion, and contrary to your assertion, au contraire! Seasoned international travelers know that relying upon pulling cash from ATM machines in places like a Germany or a Brazil (or even in the Philippines or Thailand) is the smarter way to go versus having thousands of dollars laying around (I trick off big bucks when I go bro). I agree that there isn't necessarily a "right" way to monger. But there are "smart" and "safe" ways to monger. And that includes not traveling with very large sums of cash if you don't have to. Live well, prosper, and carry forth and monger!

I've traveled extensively abroad and also never had trouble using ATMs. As far as the Cash is King mantra, of course but that applies to using cards not drawing cash directly from your zero-fee account. Perhaps if you are speaking about very poor countries or regions in Africa, Asia and Latin America, then you can't rely on ATMs. Brazil is not one of those countries. Sao Paulo nor Rio are certainly not one of those regions.

For most mongers, the Schwab ATM and others mentioned is the best advice. When it comes to hiding your trail, some of this might be necessary for a few and others it might be some paranoia. I think of my travel posse and one guy has a real reason for traveling with a wad of cash. He is in a cash business (legit) and he just takes cash out if the till (sort of speak) to finance his traveling and mongering.

[Balboa]

You almost have to go everyday and several times a day to find it occasionally in places like dos Andradas 69. They may appear one morning, then gone the next day. This is based on living nearby for more than 2 months. After that, I have never gone back again. It's better to just go to any clinicas. Rio is so much better is this regard.

I was just there today. Been going there regularly for about 15 years now.

The vast majority of the girls you'll probably pass on, but I almost always find a sweetheart there, and I did again today.

I speak pretty good portuguese, and I treat them very well.

It's a welcome change for the girl from the typical guy that visits.

Over the years I've found and met outside, many times, girls I've met there.

Some of the nicest girls I've met in SP have come from meeting there believe it or not.

Definitely not for everyone. Definitely a trashy place, but I go to find the diamonds, that don't know they're diamonds.

I have a girl I met there a couple months ago coming over tomorrow.

She's happy staying all day, as much love as I want, for a room service meal, and whatever cash I want to pass her.

Sweetheart. Hot.

Heading to Casarao here in a bit.

[Nounce]

... Are there hidden gems there? ...

You almost have to go everyday and several times a day to find it occasionally in places like dos Andradas 69. They may appear one morning, then gone the next day. This is based on living nearby for more than 2 months. After that, I have never gone back again. It's better to just go to any clinicas. Rio is so much better is this regard.

[Nordico]

The measure is taken at a time of rising cases of Covid in Brazil and also in the state. In São Paulo, this week, the growth of the moving average of infections, in relation to the data of two weeks before, exceeded 70%. https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/equili...ampaign=comptw.

[Turgid]

....If you are paying are 1000 Reals for a meeting, chances are the girl is only seeing are 200 of that......

That is only if the girl is somehow in his debt and owes him for something he has done for her. In the normal course of things isn't it usually 50/50?

[SamaRiding]

They are on GUGuia. That is where you will find them. It's a long list. These three will get you started and they are walking distance to each other.

Look up the bold terms on google map. Go during day time. Bring some loose changes with you to tip the elevator operator, she will ask for tip. Take the elevator all the way to the top, and work your way down floor by floor. These are the popular ones that are easier to get to that I remember by memory so my description can be off. If you take metro to Luz station, and walk, you will also see street girls and some are not female. This is not a good area so stay on the main streets.

dos Andradas 69: The one is popular around noon time. You have sex in cardboard box, cubicle style setup. Some girls will grab you so don't carry unnecessary stuff.

Shopping 1 Hotel: This one is closer to peru style but it is nasty like all the others.

hotel start inn ltda: It's the yellow building next to it. There are two bars on each floor, 8 floors so 16 bars total. This gets busy after work.

Nounce.

I always wondered about the SP prives and trash buildings (that's the name on GP-guia). Are there hidden gems there? How would you rate the top 10% girls in the prives / trash compared to top 10% girls in the clinicas. I've only hit the clinicas, and there still at least dozen clinicas on my to visit list. A lot of clinicas are 200 r or less for one hour with expected high level of service. MOAH and Indy are 150 r, and they are some of my favorites. Prives / trash cost like 40 r for 15 minutes. Which is not that much different prorated. Besides having a quickie in not so clean box, am I missing something? My thought is I didn't fly to Brazil to have a cheap quickie. Maybe some guys like the thrill of getting the cheapest session in any locale.

[Polyamorist]

Damn, that's it. I used Whatsapp on my PC as well as on my phone. It must have been hacked via PC.

You will notice if you ever try to organize a price with a girl on a phone call or in person, she will say, "Write it in WhatsApp. " Why?

The concept of Big Pimp is that all interactions between men and women should be intermediated by them. Everybody must be monitored, and everybody must pay a price.

WhatsApp is used by Big Pimp as a centralized system for keeping track of all appointments and imposing a heavy tax. For this reason also WhatsApp is rapidly falling out of popularity among customers in the know. After all there are so many different messaging apps out there. You can even fall back on SMS's. They're free if you have a decent phone plan.

Especially if you are seeing a girl more than once, get her off WhatsApp. If she insists on WhatsApp, be suspicious. The likelihood is your conversations are open and she is giving half your money to some utter Bottom Feeder behind the scenes. Really, the Lowest of the Low, you would throw up if you knew.

The more you pay, the greater the ratio that is going to Big Pimp. If you are paying are 1000 Reals for a meeting, chances are the girl is only seeing are 200 of that. So you tell yourself the more you pay, the higher the quality? Wrong. The more you pay, the less the quality. Because the girls feel like slaves and see you as an idiot.

Lest I forget: this is your monthly reminder you should never give your real ID to the reception at a sex club. The first sign a club has been taken over by Big Pimp is that they ask for ID. It is only complete idiots who want to be blackmailed who give their IDs to sex clubs.

[Torgoch]

Can you do addresses and maps of these please?

Shopping 1 Hotel, Rua Santa Ifignia, 1, Santa Ifignia, So Paulo. SP, 01207-010.

[Gabbarsing]

Hi mongers.

I am in SP again, third time this year. Would love to meet fellow mongers as always. Please DM me if anyone is interested to meet up.

Also, any recommendation for massage place similar to Lotus Lounge Massagem? Love that place but tired of seeing same gals there, TIA.

Cheers.

[WonderWhy]

I was able to find one of these on a map. https://www.google.com/maps/place/hotel+start+inn+ltda. / at -23.5410301,-46.6493227,15.92 z / data=!4 m8!3 m7!1 s0 x94 ce59 de90 d3407 d:0 x6 f9 f032783072960!5 m2!4 m1!1 i2!8 m2!3 d-23.5392877!4 d-46.643563.

Can you do addresses and maps of these please?

Agent Vagabundo swiss naval intelligence needs to develop some sampa assets.

[MiamiBoy1]

I think we all are in agreement. I don't use ATM in Argentina at all. In fact, certain place in Buenos Aires won't take cash and they force you to use your card.

Argentina is different because of the official and blue rates. Cash is king there.

[Nounce]

Exactly, every seasoned traveller knows relying only on ATM's for cash is foolhardy. Many things can wrong, cash is always king in first and third world countries whether you are traveling for business or pleasure.

I think we all are in agreement. I don't use ATM in Argentina at all. In fact, certain place in Buenos Aires won't take cash and they force you to use your card.