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01-22-23 21:39 #16108
Posts: 2944Originally Posted by XXL [View Original Post]
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01-22-23 20:52 #16107
Posts: 720Originally Posted by AxelHeyst [View Original Post]
When the subject of inflated hotel prices came up I immediately thought of the hotel prices I paid during Formula 1 race week in November 2022. Prices were up 25% or more. Now I like Formula 1, but I have no intention of buying a ticket and watching the race, so I will probably get out of town during the next race week.
But I am already booked for the 2nd half of May 2023 & June 2023, and I have not seen any significant price increases. IN a quick search I found that Expedia has Double Tree listed at $115/ night for superior room with breakfast, the Renaissance at $169/ night (a bargain? And the Sheraton at $256/ night (ridiculous). Which all goes to show you that hotel prices vary a lot over time and if you want a decent hotel rate it pays to 1) avoid high demand dates, 2) start looking for rooms as soon as you know when you want to go, and 3) keep checking the rates like once a week until you find what you are looking for.
But yeah, I hear what XXL is saying. SP hotel rates are higher than the rates of comparable hotels for example say in BKK. The simple reason is that although demand for hotel rooms is higher in BKK than SP (more visitors go to BKK annually), BKK has a significantly higher number of hotel rooms available, so its hotel rates are lower priced. The critical question remains, however, who do I want to shag: Thai girls or Brazilian girls and so far since April 2021 when I 1st began shagging Brazilian girls my answer is Brazilian girls, so I accept paying higher hotel bills and forgo eating great Thai which is also considerably cheaper than Brazilian food. Oh well. I am happy, although my dream trip is Miami to Sao Paulo to Bangkok to Miami: 3 months.
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01-22-23 13:53 #16106
Posts: 720Originally Posted by XXL [View Original Post]
So, I have adapted. I have no problem staying at quality 4-star hotels priced between $75 and $125 depending on the room and the dates. I prefer a large room with balcony for doobie smoking with my favorite girls, a separate bathtub for my favorite girls again, an outdoor swimming pool, and a good location. The inflated prices you are seeing at the Double Tree may have something to do with Formula 1 week. Look / see what hotel prices are for the weeks and months following F1.
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01-22-23 10:29 #16105
Posts: 2421Originally Posted by Nounce [View Original Post]
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01-22-23 02:34 #16104
Posts: 2944Prices
Originally Posted by MiamiBoy1 [View Original Post]
This is bases on my impression comparing the same type / concept of service based on my experience, not a scientific study:
Brothel: New Life is about US $12 for 30 minutes. Tangara is about USD 28 for 30 minutes. These are the lowest cost well known places so I pick them. A bear is about USD1 in New Life, it is about USD2 in Tangra.
Street food:
The same street food costs much more in Sao Paulo. Are $15 (US $2. 88) vs 6 mil (US1. 28). Medellin comes with drink, while Sao Paulo doesn't come with drink. This is similar in regular local places.
A couple of things that I will miss. A street vendor has stopped making fried rice. Another street vendor has removed ingredients like liver, gizzard,. from their chick soup. It was a sad day when I found out.
Restaurants:
A Vietnamese pho is about 10 USD, after water and a spring roll, the total is about 20 USD. In Medellin, the lunch special that comes with a spring roll is under 5 USD.
A dry aged Tomahawk steak is about USD 20 in a nice restaurant in Medellin. In Sao Paulo, you can easily find steak that cost closer to USD 100 on the menu. A couple pieces of picanha in an above average restaurant will cost USD 15. It is not difficult to spend close to US $ 100 for one person without drink in Sao Paulo. I have never spent even half of that with drink included in any Medellin restaurants that I have been to. I may not have been to the most expensive one but I have been to plenty what are considered expensive.
Daily menu:
The pictures are receipts from orders similar to menu de DIA in Sao Paulo. In Medellin, I rarely go over 5 USD. In Sao Paulo it is pretty easy to go over 10, and there places that are packed ad lunch time can go above 20 easily. These are what locals eat in both cities and are the same concept so I used them for comparison.
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01-22-23 02:05 #16103
Posts: 2944Originally Posted by MiamiBoy1 [View Original Post]
Cell: SP has 5 G coverage, Medellin doesn't.
Metro:
Medellin has the basic model and is above ground. Sao Paulo is fully loaded and is as deep as 4 story underground. It has better signals, signs, restroom, handicap friendly, free condoms. All these are missing in Medellin.
Sao Paulo's bus is 3 times larger than Medellin and schedule is update real time on the bus station on on Google map. Medellin has large minivan as bus.
Sao Paulo ticket price is US $ 0. 8. Medellin is US $0. 5.
Cars:
On average, Sao Paulo has larger cars. Most cars in Medellin are small hatchbacks. This is where I see wealth, instead of looking at exotics cars.
Restaurants:
There is no Michelin starred restaurants in Medellin, Sao Paulo has several.
Live music is common in Sao Paulo, but not in Medellin.
Espresso machines:
Very few espressos machine outside of El Poblado. It's everywhere in Sao Paulo, including Centro. There is only a 2 small areas in Medellin that are more expensive and they serve many tourists and expats. In Sao Paulo, the business are basically supported by locals.
Sao Paulo has much larger parks and Infrastructure inside the city. All parks or in Medellin are tiny in comparison.
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01-20-23 20:53 #16102
Posts: 729Originally Posted by Nounce [View Original Post]
PS. I just looked it up, and the average living costs in Colombia are only 20-30% lower than in Brazil. However, the difference in p4p rates is huge
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01-20-23 16:07 #16101
Posts: 2944He posted it for the same reason you mention Colombia.
Originally Posted by MiamiBoy1 [View Original Post]Originally Posted by MiamiBoy1 [View Original Post]
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01-18-23 18:08 #16100
Posts: 6426Terraco Atlantico
Originally Posted by WyattEarp [View Original Post]
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01-18-23 14:23 #16099
Posts: 4034Because you were not in Germany or the states it does not matter how much it would cost in those places.
Originally Posted by HiddenEye [View Original Post]
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01-18-23 06:58 #16098
Posts: 557Garota de Programmanomics 101 cont'd.
Originally Posted by WyattEarp [View Original Post]
Cheers.
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01-18-23 05:07 #16097
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01-18-23 01:52 #16096
Posts: 729Originally Posted by HiddenEye [View Original Post]
Also, you can't just blindly compare what it would cost in the US / rich countries vs what it costs in Brazil. You have to pay attention to local rates as well. You don't pay 20 reals for a caipirinha at a bar where it costs 10 reals, just because it costs 50 are in the States, do you?
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01-18-23 01:09 #16095
Posts: 254Yes, I understand KCRL.
I think they can accept R4500 for a threesome (crazy perv) pernoite. Let's say US $800.
That is something more reasonable.
Being reasonable and perv cancelling words to each other jajajajaja.
Originally Posted by Kcrl01 [View Original Post]
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01-17-23 22:39 #16094
Posts: 557Garoto de Programmanomics 101
Originally Posted by HiddenEye [View Original Post]