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[Samson Monger]

I looked up important dates for Romanian culture and was wondering if anyone knows what the girls do for Mother's and Father's day. They are the first and second Sunday of May. Last year these were in close proximity to Good Friday which was April 14, and I remember reading the clubs lost a lot of girls around this time. This year good Friday is March 30 and I'm wondering if the grill will depart longer or twice.

In that time span. I know it varies by girl and I am just generally wondering as I plan to visit the first part of may.

The beginning of May has been strong the past two years. Maybe mothers day may have some effect but remember, most of these girls don't have great relationships with dad anyway.

[DukesFord]

I looked up important dates for Romanian culture and was wondering if anyone knows what the girls do for Mother's and Father's day. They are the first and second Sunday of May. Last year these were in close proximity to Good Friday which was April 14, and I remember reading the clubs lost a lot of girls around this time. This year good Friday is March 30 and I'm wondering if the grill will depart longer or twice.

In that time span. I know it varies by girl and I am just generally wondering as I plan to visit the first part of may.

[Tedesco]

Light & Building Fair in Frankfurt (18-20.03.) - all hotels complete.

[Takedown]

Is there some big event going on in the Frankfurt area that day? Hotels in Dramstadt are all sold out and the few remaining ones in Frankfurt are crazy expensive.

Since I'm only in town one night, I'm going to skip the hotel, and just nap at Sharks between sessions. But would Sharks be able to store my luggage while I'm there?

One suitcase? No problem. Ask the receptionist.

[DaHedgehog]

Is there some big event going on in the Frankfurt area that day? Hotels in Dramstadt are all sold out and the few remaining ones in Frankfurt are crazy expensive.

Since I'm only in town one night, I'm going to skip the hotel, and just nap at Sharks between sessions. But would Sharks be able to store my luggage while I'm there?

[ExpatLover]

When she was so wet and wide opened, with 4 fingers on DATY, but I have small and soft hands, a GT German wild girl proposed me fisting extra, taking my hand to put all inside of her. After our room when she said I never give up when I want something, she came to me so many times "to eat me" . Guys who know me were laughing, saying: She is in love with you.

At GT, you can find real women, not little girls, for extreme wild sex. Some Germans, some Hungarians.

Okay but Gt is a strongly dying club.

[Sirioja]

I know most WGs happily accept 4 or 6 while 8 is too long for many😋.

When she was so wet and wide opened, with 4 fingers on DATY, but I have small and soft hands, a GT German wild girl proposed me fisting extra, taking my hand to put all inside of her. After our room when she said I never give up when I want something, she came to me so many times "to eat me" . Guys who know me were laughing, saying: She is in love with you.

At GT, you can find real women, not little girls, for extreme wild sex. Some Germans, some Hungarians.

[Takedown]

Thanks for clarifying. You are probably right. This was a few years ago; I remember my 8 digits was too long for ATMs, but whether they accepted max 4 or 6 digits, I don't remember exactly.

I know most WGs happily accept 4 or 6 while 8 is too long for many😋.

[Trombone]

My VISA card with six digit PIN was accepted without any difficulty.

Deutsche Bank ATMs accept 6-digit PIN just fine. That includes BOA debit cards.

Thanks for clarifying. You are probably right. This was a few years ago; I remember my 8 digits was too long for ATMs, but whether they accepted max 4 or 6 digits, I don't remember exactly.

[FunExplorer]

You're welcome. Have a nice trip!

And don't forget the max length of pin numbers the ATMs accept in most of Europe is not more than 4 digits (once I put an 8 digit pin on my BOA card for better security and then found in Germany that their ATMs do not accept more than 4 digit pins!

My VISA card with six digit PIN was accepted without any difficulty.

[Smoke Light]

Deutsche Bank ATMs accept 6-digit PIN just fine. That includes BOA debit cards.

[ExpatLover]

Here is what I would suggest instead of carrying cash around with you:

-If you are based in US, if you use your checking debit card abroad, the international exchange rate is pretty good. Even with the 3% surcharge the total comes much better than the rate you get from any currency exchange in Europe (or at least in Germany for sure; not much so in Canada; the exchange rate at Calforex currency exchange chain is the best in Canada). And of course the ATM machines are plenty everywhere you travel in Germany. This way you will avoid the ridiculous cash advance fees of credit card or their interests too; or the extra charge by the clubs as Siri mentioned in the other post if you pay by credit card.

-Open a hidden checking account for your hobby (like at BOA; the advantage of BOA is that it has sister banks all over the world; in Germany it is the Deutsche bank and it waves the ATM fee- but not the surcharge fee...although the ATM fee is not much, like $3-4 per transaction). Go paperless so there is no mailed paper statement that your SO can find out; just to have to find a way to get the debit card that is mailed to you does not fall in your SO's hand!). Deposit the cash you want to carry with you in your hobby checking account before you leave, inform your bank about your travel destination and then travel with peace of mind! Don't forget that there is a limit to daily cash withdrawal at ATM; usually in the range of 500-800 USD per day; check with your bank first.

I would say even if your checking account has a monthly fee, over the course of a year with the better exchange rate it will pay off for itself.

Just a suggestion.

I have always 5000 to 10000 euros with me and never something happen to me, why are you all so afraid by everything?

[Trombone]

And a good one. Thanks. I leave Wednesday PM. I hope it is not too late. I would like to put 1,000 USD in there for the trip. I can get away with with withdrawing some euro from my personal see you and taking a cash advance of say 400-500 Euro from my work but that's it. I do have a few Euro from last year too.

Thanks.

You're welcome. Have a nice trip!

And don't forget the max length of pin numbers the ATMs accept in most of Europe is not more than 4 digits (once I put an 8 digit pin on my BOA card for better security and then found in Germany that their ATMs do not accept more than 4 digit pins!

[HungryStud101]

Here is what I would suggest instead of carrying cash around with you:

I would say even if your checking account has a monthly fee, over the course of a year with the better exchange rate it will pay off for itself.

Just a suggestion.

And a good one. Thanks. I leave Wednesday PM. I hope it is not too late. I would like to put 1,000 USD in there for the trip. I can get away with with withdrawing some euro from my personal see you and taking a cash advance of say 400-500 Euro from my work but that's it. I do have a few Euro from last year too.

Thanks.

[Trombone]

#2 - Anyone have any luck of getting a fair exchange rate to exchange cash (USD for Euro) in the Hesse or NRW regions?.

Here is what I would suggest instead of carrying cash around with you:

-If you are based in US, if you use your checking debit card abroad, the international exchange rate is pretty good. Even with the 3% surcharge the total comes much better than the rate you get from any currency exchange in Europe (or at least in Germany for sure; not much so in Canada; the exchange rate at Calforex currency exchange chain is the best in Canada). And of course the ATM machines are plenty everywhere you travel in Germany. This way you will avoid the ridiculous cash advance fees of credit card or their interests too; or the extra charge by the clubs as Siri mentioned in the other post if you pay by credit card.

-Open a hidden checking account for your hobby (like at BOA; the advantage of BOA is that it has sister banks all over the world; in Germany it is the Deutsche bank and it waves the ATM fee- but not the surcharge fee...although the ATM fee is not much, like $3-4 per transaction). Go paperless so there is no mailed paper statement that your SO can find out; just to have to find a way to get the debit card that is mailed to you does not fall in your SO's hand!). Deposit the cash you want to carry with you in your hobby checking account before you leave, inform your bank about your travel destination and then travel with peace of mind! Don't forget that there is a limit to daily cash withdrawal at ATM; usually in the range of 500-800 USD per day; check with your bank first.

I would say even if your checking account has a monthly fee, over the course of a year with the better exchange rate it will pay off for itself.

Just a suggestion.