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12-26-21 20:37 #14724
Posts: 532Stay away from a girl named Lola if you run across her in the club. She's typically not my type, big fake boobs and ass but she was being very friendly and affectionate downstairs, DFK, the whole 9 yards, so I figured why not throw some business her way. This was last Thursday. As soon as we got in the room her attitude completely changed and wanted to be strictly business. After several minutes of her just laying there not really doing anything I got up and called for management. Super long story short I agreed to let her keep 40 and 40 was returned to me as 80 was the agreed price. I didn't really feel like arguing for a full refund because she did blow me and I got to bang her for a few minutes. Plus management was being cool about the situation, hearing me out and not believing everything she was saying and offered me no charge for my room on my next session. Moral of the story, if you get a girl who is giving you the starfish treatment and makes you feel like you're being ripped off, speak up.
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12-26-21 07:45 #14723
Posts: 588Sentri is also for non citizens.
Originally Posted by Maelstrom [View Original Post]
But you solved the mystery: Sentri is also for non citizens.
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12-25-21 02:15 #14722
Posts: 186Originally Posted by Rambo1969 [View Original Post]
Global was designed for US passport holders and permanent residents. In other words Sentri is open to non-citizens. That's it your reading too much into what is written on their page.
You are implying that what is written on their website somehow skirted the technicality of using it other than Mexico / Canada is false the- Agent not knowing your original location is false. (again your own conclusion as to why they let Sentri pass through outside Mexico) The same rules applies to both Sentri and Global Entry.
The only other technical difference is that Sentri costs around $20 more. The agency decided to tax non US citizens and residents more money
Good friend is a BP agent.
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12-24-21 20:45 #14721
Posts: 6522Dogers and the 7 dwarfs
Dogers69 is a monger with stories being robbed by 7 well-dressed dwarfs in Tijuana, hehe. Cannot get any wilder than that. Guys in Colombia thread would use that incident to claim Tijuana is the wildest and most lawless mongering spot in the world.
My wingmen and I would be delighted to meet you, like other cool mongers in this forum.
You should have PMed me ahead to arrange to meet. Even wingmen, who know what I look like, had difficulties finding me among hundreds people inside HK. You could also ask the front desk guys. He can send old time meseros who know and can find El Capitan in the club.
Let's meet next time, have a few drinks together and talk about what other incidents you had with dwarfs hehe.
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12-24-21 07:31 #14720
Posts: 1459Thursday night. HK report 10 pm. Still fun to be had actually saw a few 9 10's, and I don't pass those around like most. These were 30 year old gym fanatics with beautiful faces and bodies. But the female numbers way down compared to last 2 months. To be expected. Would been worse but the rain kept half men away probably. I looked for captain solo but I don't know what he looks like want to say Hello,.
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12-24-21 04:34 #14719
Posts: 588Sentri vs global entry
Originally Posted by Maelstrom [View Original Post]
So, I would guess the difference will be visible in non Canada / Mexico airports where you clear customs at the starting airport (eg; at Dublin Ireland. I don't think they will allow Senti).
From TSA website: Sentri benefits.
Expedited vehicle / pedestrian entrance into USA From Canada and Mexico.
Access to TSA PreCheck® expedited security lanes at airports within the USA And you. S territories for USA Citizens and USA Lawful permanent residents.
From TSA website: Global Entry benefits.
Reduced wait times with self-service kiosks or E-Gates using facial comparison technologies.
No paperwork to be filled out by passengers upon entry.
Includes TSA PreCheck®.
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12-24-21 02:41 #14718
Posts: 186Originally Posted by MacNCheeze [View Original Post]
In other words there is no advantage getting a Global Entry vs Sentri when it comes to travel and TSA precheck, and skipping the long lines at immigration for international flights outside Mexico / Canada.
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12-24-21 01:28 #14717
Posts: 157Originally Posted by MacNCheeze [View Original Post]
When I got my card, it was not explicitly stated anywhere on the TPP website that you could use the Sentri lanes going back and forth to Tijuana with Global Entry. Now it does. I don't know if this was a recent addition, but it now clearly states it on the TPP website.
Also, Sentri interview appointments AFAIK are only available at border points of entry. Most of the major airports have a CBP office where you can schedule your Global Entry interview.
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12-24-21 01:25 #14716
Posts: 1459I stood in line 4 hours in February one day, 10 months ago. I turned on my computer that night, applied in 20 minutes, was in office near LAX in about 4 days for appointment. Card in mail in 12 days from appointment. You need to spend time on website, understand locations, and understand appointments open up the day before because people generally cancel day before. There's going to be a 100 cancelations a day just in Lax as they seem to do probably 200 appointments a day easily. In out 15 minutes free parking at the office which is 2 miles east of the airport. This is global entry. Now I got to make sure I never get arrested and lose my global entry. Its a lot stress.
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12-23-21 17:40 #14715
Posts: 6522Non GE lines at US airports' Immigrations are insane.
A few guys. With legal problems, would pay $10 K to get GE card to save lots of time crossing into the US by air. AFAIK, Sentri does not work for air reentry.
If you qualify, you should get it ASAP.
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12-23-21 17:35 #14714
Posts: 41Originally Posted by MmaufcFan [View Original Post]
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12-23-21 03:01 #14713
Posts: 59Originally Posted by CaptainSolo [View Original Post]
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12-23-21 02:59 #14712
Posts: 749Originally Posted by Rambo1969 [View Original Post]
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12-23-21 02:54 #14711
Posts: 59Originally Posted by CaptainSolo [View Original Post]
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12-22-21 22:20 #14710
Posts: 6522Wednesday morning pedestrian crossing 1 hour 52 minutes
Drove back Wednesday morning with a wingman who has no Global Entry or Sentri.
We got in line on Padre Kino in Tijuana waiting to enter the Sentri car lanes by 6:06, supposedly the time for people to go to work and school in SD. That line was long, stretched way back to the first rotary on Padre Kino. Policia Transito had 2 squad cars there with officer directing traffic, allowing blocks of cars to enter Sentri lanes. It moved fairly quick. In the US side CBP had rerouted a number of Ready lanes near the booths into Sentri lanes, total 8, with about 6 of 7 cars waiting in each.
I dropped off the wingman and drove over in the Sentri lane in total 9 minutes. CBP agents were apparently under order to open and check all trunks. Every car had trunk opened. Some agents rifled through the contents, other just looked quickly. We bought a couple bottles of liquor from duty-free stores at discount, all legal, a few brand-name labels were sold for about half Costco's prices.
Pedestrian line was short and thin, stretched back to to overpass footbridge. My wingman did not walk out of CBP building until 7:58, total time 1 hour 52 minutes. We thought it would be 3 to 4 hours, but it was not too bad. The border delays are unpredictable, vary day by day.