Streetwalker Reports

[Dogers69]

This is singularly bad advice. Nobody crossing into the USA from another country has a constitutional right to "privacy. " There actually is no such constitutional right. You do have a right against unreasonable search, but that does not apply at the border. If CBP wants to search you, they can and they don't need your permission. If they want to search your bags, they can. If they want to examine your cell phone, they can. This is all long-settled case law. The only question that has arisen is whether or not they need "reasonable suspicion" in order to examine encrypted files on your device. A better solution is to be polite and cooperative. Don't give the agent shit, and don't act nervous. Best advice of all. Don't smuggle illegal substances.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/19/162.6

When walking back they came from behind desk and said empty your pockets. Then patted me down. When I forgot a phone, cause the case was off, I said "what's that". He got so pissed. "It's your phone what do you mean what's that" . Like it was drugs. Prior to that, I always got a lot grief in questions on what I do for a living who I see in Mexico. Especially the woman border patrol. After the pat down, it stopped. Only one time in 40 trips did anyone ask more than two questions or seem fascinated on why I'm in Mexico. So I think they keep track to let others know they patted you down, if they pay you down. Kind of like a unofficial sentry pass. I'm not on their likely "guilty" list.

[Phordphan]

Thanks Mr Ent. Didn't realize the difference. I would think they would say $20 or 400 peso's. Why would they say 200 peso's?

For many, many years the peso was at 10:1. 200 mxn = $20. That sort of pricing has stuck. The math is much easier. SGs were never priced in dollars until the gringos started swarming in. So, 200 pesos was always something of the norm for SG pricing. The exchange rate never was a significant factor because the prices were always in Pesos. Mexicans earn Pesos and they think in Pesos.

[Phordphan]

I hear that you should never give anyone approval to search you. If they ask why not, you tell them you have a constitutional right to privacy. They can still demand to search you. But the last thing you should do is to voluntarily surrender your Constitutional right to privacy.

This is singularly bad advice. Nobody crossing into the USA from another country has a constitutional right to "privacy. " There actually is no such constitutional right. You do have a right against unreasonable search, but that does not apply at the border. If CBP wants to search you, they can and they don't need your permission. If they want to search your bags, they can. If they want to examine your cell phone, they can. This is all long-settled case law. The only question that has arisen is whether or not they need "reasonable suspicion" in order to examine encrypted files on your device. A better solution is to be polite and cooperative. Don't give the agent shit, and don't act nervous. Best advice of all. Don't smuggle illegal substances.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/19/162.6

[Artisttyp]

Have you been with the American Walker who sits outside Hotel CeCi at night? She wears a blond wig. I think she said her name was Brina? She had a bad attitude but wouldn't mind a BJ from her.

Thanks.

[Goyo61]

Thanks Mr Ent. Didn't realize the difference. I would think they would say $20 or 400 peso's. Why would they say 200 peso's?

No, it is not normal. $20 is ripping yourself off. The girl tells you $20. You say I only have pesos. The girl then says 200 pesos. Same for the room. It was probably 50 pesos but you paid $5. So you paid $25 for a session that should have actually cost you $12.81. Why guys keep insisting on using dollars is beyond me.

[Goyo61]

It's funny as the first week I went to SG she said it was $20, week after. $25, last weekend she said it's. $30. At this rate I won't be able to afford her much longer.

Ironically each week I have given her $40. So it doesn't matter what price she says. Just love that girl.

Goyo.

Escorts $60.

Adelina's $60.

Chicago $60.

Street $30.

That is exactly what I'm going to reply to the next nutty HK Chica cartel chica.

[Sound7]

CBP secondary cooler is open 24/7. Possible Crossing Time impact. CBP expects full compliance. Keep us posted about the conduct of CBP.

I hear that you should never give anyone approval to search you. If they ask why not, you tell them you have a constitutional right to privacy. They can still demand to search you. But the last thing you should do is to voluntarily surrender your Constitutional right to privacy.

[KC Questor]

When I arrive in Tijuana, I already have dollars (from my workpay) and I already have pesos left over from my prior trip to Tijuana.

Right. I'm talking about the guy who comes to San Diego once a year and crosses the border into Mexico for his one night of fun. He doesn't have pesos left over from last year.

No it is not. They see you are not from there and ask for dollars, because evidently they know people are too lazy to exchange them. I always pay in pesos. Only those clubs like HK and Adelitas are hard lined on dollars. If you tell them in pesos they will give it to you at the exact rate it would be for dollars. Every one else will give you the "real" price in pesos.

The guys who don't care about the difference between $25 and $13 are the ones who ONLY go to Hong Kong and Adelitas and maybe Chicago Club if they are feeling adventurous, and those clubs are pegged to dollars. They take the limo and tip the guy two bucks, or if they have to take a cab they pay $5. They have been told not to go wandering around the zona, so they don't, not even to a cambio. They go to the taco cart and pay $3 for two tacos instead of 48 p. They tip the [CodeWord140] attendant $1. They walk out the back door of Hong Kong and talk to the girls hanging around Cascadas and get a quote of $25 and that's amazing compared to the $100 inside, so what the hell, they only live once right?

You seriously think it is better to pay double than to take 20 seconds to walk up to a window and say I would like to exchange this money?

It's only 20 seconds if you are comfortable doing it and you know exactly how much you want to convert and you don't want to convert anything back. Otherwise its an extra hassle that may not be worth the time to save $12 when the guy is already blowing hundreds on drinks and fichas and lap dances and tips. It's small potatoes.

I used to work at a high-end ski resort and we saw the same behavior with our clients, foreign as well as American. Small amounts of money are all the same. Who cares that you can buy those exact same sunglasses in town at half the price, if they buy at the gift shop they can charge it to the room and that's just faster. A six pack at the gift shop is nearly twice the price as at the gas station across the street, but who wants to go over there? No one.

I get pesos when I go to Mexico, but not very many anymore. There are not a lot of places where it makes a difference to me. Street girls and small purchases like water at Oxxo are about it anymore. Every other place I go either takes credit cards or dollars. Yes, I pay street girls in pesos, and I agree with you that it makes sense and saves money. That's why I see street girls after all, not for the stellar service or amazing looks. So I get it, yes, pay in pesos if you want to save money. But there are guys for whom it's not worth it.

[Jackie888]

I'm careful with what I do when I'm talking to CBP because I don't want to go through secondary. So no I wasn't sent to secondary. I'd say my answer to why I visited Tijuana started the whole thing but everyone gives a stupid answer. At least those of us who don't have a good reason. Maybe I wasn't sincere. Both of my hands were on the table. He asks if I have anything to declare. He repeated cause I didn't hear him the first time. Then he asks me if I have a bag with me. Somewhere he got up from his chair so he should've known I didn't have a bag. I don't know what he saw but he made this forward movement and at the same time reaching for his door. That's when I signaled like OK come on bro. This is where I should point out that I heard from a lawyer in a show that you don't have to give CBP permission to search you. Maybe I'm misinterpreting. But I don't have anything, I want to go home, and I've been through this before. I think he sensed how confident I was that he gave up and stayed inside. I wanted him to come outside and do his job if he's going to make a scene. On top of that he never tells me to empty my pockets. On a side note I think that people without a passport book or card should automatically be sent to secondary.

I hear that you should never give anyone approval to search you. If they ask why not, you tell them you have a constitutional right to privacy. They can still demand to search you. But the last thing you should do is to voluntarily surrender your Constitutional right to privacy.

[Jackie888]

Melissa has left HK. Saturday afternoon found her back in front of hotel Garcia, talking into her phone as usual. I asked her how was her business. She smiled sweetly, saying business was great.

She's tall, hot body, light skin, pretty face looking like Jennifer Connelly. She lasted only 2 weeks in HK. There are just too many hot girls in HK, hanging out all night not selling anything. Competition is fierce. Girls find out its hard to make any money in the bar. Lots of them would leave the bar to make more steady money in the alley.

For HK girls who want $100-200, the bros should tell them their prices are ridiculous, nobody would buy. Soon those same haughty girls would sell sex in the alley for $15 to $20. Just be patient.

Escorts $60.

Adelina's $60.

Chicago $60.

Street $30.

That is exactly what I'm going to reply to the next nutty HK Chica cartel chica.

[Captain Solo]

She's new in the business, 5'4 95 lbs, long curly brown hair, pretty face with a stud on her left lower lip, light brown skin, no tats, nice boobs and butt.

She agreed on a suckie fuckie sin ropa deal. We walked up the stairs to hotel Garcia, paying 100 pesos or $5 for the ST room.

She looked good out of her clothes. She was new in the business, putting on the condom, staring at my dick but refused to suck it. She let me lick her titties while fingering her coochie. It got wet and she relaxed her body. I was driving deep into her wet coochie. It was just about right, snug but not too tight. She reminded me that we had only 15 minutes. She was my second girl for the night and I was getting exhausted, losing the erection mid way through. I put my dick on her camel toe and rode it until the erection returned. Managed to pop and collapsed on top of her.

She gave me the wet wipe and her tel, saying she would be working every night next week and urged me to see her again.

[Sound7]

Bro, log jam with CBP staff makes matter worst for rest of us too. I am glad you took charge and moved on.

CBP is in charge at the border.

I'm careful with what I do when I'm talking to CBP because I don't want to go through secondary. So no I wasn't sent to secondary. I'd say my answer to why I visited Tijuana started the whole thing but everyone gives a stupid answer. At least those of us who don't have a good reason. Maybe I wasn't sincere. Both of my hands were on the table. He asks if I have anything to declare. He repeated cause I didn't hear him the first time. Then he asks me if I have a bag with me. Somewhere he got up from his chair so he should've known I didn't have a bag. I don't know what he saw but he made this forward movement and at the same time reaching for his door. That's when I signaled like OK come on bro. This is where I should point out that I heard from a lawyer in a show that you don't have to give CBP permission to search you. Maybe I'm misinterpreting. But I don't have anything, I want to go home, and I've been through this before. I think he sensed how confident I was that he gave up and stayed inside. I wanted him to come outside and do his job if he's going to make a scene. On top of that he never tells me to empty my pockets. On a side note I think that people without a passport book or card should automatically be sent to secondary.

[Captain Solo]

Melissa has left HK. Saturday afternoon found her back in front of hotel Garcia, talking into her phone as usual. I asked her how was her business. She smiled sweetly, saying business was great.

She's tall, hot body, light skin, pretty face looking like Jennifer Connelly. She lasted only 2 weeks in HK. There are just too many hot girls in HK, hanging out all night not selling anything. Competition is fierce. Girls find out its hard to make any money in the bar. Lots of them would leave the bar to make more steady money in the alley.

For HK girls who want $100-200, the bros should tell them their prices are ridiculous, nobody would buy. Soon those same haughty girls would sell sex in the alley for $15 to $20. Just be patient.

[Hargow20]

Kathy stand in front of the Cascada hotel in the evenings till around 10 pm. Karina is on east end of alley. She stand next to last bar before the corner. Karina has very high cheek bones.

Where is Kathy and Karina? I have got to see what they look like.

[Mr Enternational]

Everything else in the zona is dollars -- even the taco carts.

No it is not. They see you are not from there and ask for dollars, because evidently they know people are too lazy to exchange them. I always pay in pesos. Only those clubs like HK and Adelitas are hard lined on dollars. If you tell them in pesos they will give it to you at the exact rate it would be for dollars. Every one else will give you the "real" price in pesos. You seriously think it is better to pay double than to take 20 seconds to walk up to a window and say I would like to exchange this money?