Stupid Shit in Tijuana

[Gabacho]

Yes, if you have very low standards and you love fat asses, MDE, is great. Completely delusional. Mexico is amazing including Tijuana.

I was able to copy and past his post over to here so you can see it without going to too much trouble to find it.

CDMX Street Report.

My acknowledgement to all contributors living, dead or imaginary. My record is limited and incidental. I hope it might help anyone to plan on a trip.

Got my passport stamped at MEX T1. There was no immigration at CUN airport on my exit.

ATM: Used Scotiabank near Door (Puerta) 2. ATM fee was 100 pesos. You have to insert you card sideways, inquire your balance first, then decline an offered exchange rate and withdraw funds.

HSBC (Reforma 26 at Wework building) fee is 81.20 pesos with an option to donate; the highest displayed withdrawal is 7,000 pesos but you can request more.

Internet: Connect for free to 'CDMX internet para todos'. This works everywhere in the city.

Uber: Go outside at Doors 3 to 5 and order Uber. My Uber to Reforma was 168 pesos, when taxi rates are 500-600 pesos. You can also take bus or metro, but it may be not very convenient to how the stations were planned.

Bus / Metro: Buy later a Metrobus card. You have first to buy a card at the machine with exact 21 pesos which comes with 6 pesos credit as the machine does not dispense change, then separately load up on credits. When you tap your card, you are going to see the balance left on the card displayed. There is always police near the machine, ask them to help you to buy and load the card. Bus ride is 5 pesos, metro 6 pesos, helps you avoid traffic and saves time. Inside the double-decker bus the front section at the first floor has yellow rails: you can seat or stand there; the back section with pink rails designated for women only. Women who like men's attention can move into the front section. You can't stand on the second floor as it's too low. On the tube one of the sections is designated for women or girls under twelve, you will see an orange plastic block in front of it when the train stops.

Hotels: Can recommend Barcelo Mexico Reforma. On the higher end I would consider staying at Hyatt Regency Mexico City or Intercontinental Presidente Mexico City as both are close to Chapultepec area and Polanco.

Steet action:

Sullivan do not bother; even during the day too dusty now due to construction and no action. This area belongs to the past.

Merced Start at Pino Suarez Metro Station (blue line 2) and walk east on the northern side on Jose Maria Izazaga towards Avenida San Pablo. The action starts near motorcycle parts stores and bicycle repair shops. The ladies usually dressed to work or hold umbrellas. Continue to Circumvalacion and turn left (north). Then the action is to Corregidora (on the left towards west). It's easier to move on the western side near green fences. You can spot ladies near the following hotels in the area: Regina, Mesones San Marcos, Ampuda, Tampico, Liverpool, Gran Veracruz, Hispano and Soledad. Rates around 300 pesos (which is about your daily minimum wage for the Northern states). Counted this trip around 40 ladies and then stopped counting. Quality very bad (3 on my personal scale of zero to twelve). The only scenario I envision is for anyone to enjoy them is to be at the last breath when the only thing that matters is for both contracting parties to be alive, and at the same time the lady has the charms to wake up the last passion.

Calzada de Tlalpan I tried the section from Metro Viaducto to Metro Xola to Metro Villa de Cortes (blue line 2) to Gas Station Daniela G500. The action is on the western side (and goes up north towards San Antonio Abad and south to Hotel Monteal as well). This area has the following hotels: Aranjuez, Harare, Condesa, Casa Silencio. Walk up rates at motels are around 320 pesos. On Calzada de Tlalpan the following street numbers are points to mention: 543,559, 605,789, 877,913, 949,959 and 977. During the after-lunch business day walk counted about 30 miracle workers including a couple of likely 'modern women', one femboy, and three 'modern women' (well they were more modern maybe fifteen years ago) at the lane near the gas station which goes to a public school. Quality bad (4 on my scale). Generally, they tend to be older, heavier, shorter, painted in war colours, tattooed, and with looks of a culture that in the past sacrificed the beautiful but preserved the deformed. On top of that some still wear masks. Haven't seen any gems, but maybe the day was too bright.

Puente Alvaro this is the area north and south of Avenida Mexico-Tenochtlitlan- Tabacalera between Guerrero (north) and Rosales (south) on the east, and Miguel Ramos Arispe (south) and Juan Aldama (north) on the west. The closest hotel is EXE Alameda Reforma. The ladies are on Calle Saragoza near hotels Mino and Savoy, further near hotel Polly at the intersection of Saragoza and Orozco why Berra, near hotel Fuente, and west on Orozco why Berra with Juan Aldama. Example of rates: 560 pesos for 15-20 minutes hotel included. Hotel rates are around 150 pesos when paid separately. On weekends almost every girl has police or police vehicle attached to them. Certain areas are designated as safe areas and have cameras. You can always see maybe 20 girls around in after business hours and later..

I know he is telling the truth because I used to monger in Mexico and what Questner says is about how I remember them being. And a 3 on a scale of 12 is being generous LOL.

I love this part the best:

"Generally, they tend to be older, heavier, shorter, painted in war colours, tattooed, and with looks of a culture that in the past sacrificed the beautiful but preserved the deformed."

So DF is that what you consider better than the women in Colombia? Which is it for you the older, the heavier, or the painted in war colors? Jajajajaja. You must be delusional if you think those even compare to the women that you can find in parque lleras in Medellin.

[Gabacho]

Yes, if you have very low standards and you love fat asses, MDE, is great. Completely delusional. Mexico is amazing including Tijuana.

Actually if you go over to the DF Street walker thread in the central Mexico section one of your fellow Mexico City mongers did a very thorough job of describing the quality in Mexico.

You should go take a look at what he had to say lmao.

[Dcrist0527]

Yes, if you have very low standards and you love fat asses, MDE, is great. Completely delusional. Mexico is amazing including Tijuana.

Having spent significant time in both locations, I have to disagree. Admittedly, Medellin is more dangerous. (My opinion, those risks can be easily mitigated but as an apples to apples comparison, Tijuana is safer.)

I've spent more than 20 weeks in Medellin and even more than that in Tijuana. Tijuana wins on food and convenience if you live on west coast. Medellin wins on girls looks (and I despise fake asses), price, quality of session / GFE. I also give Medellin the edge as a tourist destination.

One other pro Tijuana thought: Tijuana strip clubs are far superior to La Isla, Fase Dos and others in MDE. But overall, MDE wins very easily in my opinion. Important point: I'm not saying you are wrong, Drama. I'm just disagreeing with you. We all have different preferences. One size does not fit all.

[DramaFree11]

There's no competition. Colombia and specifically Medellin is a million times better than Tijuana or anywhere else in Mexico for that matter. I've been in Colombia since August and I'm perfectly satisfied.

Yes, if you have very low standards and you love fat asses, MDE, is great. Completely delusional. Mexico is amazing including Tijuana.

[Gabacho]

You guys are insane, complaining about Tijuana. Where else are you going to go. Every where is expensive now. I was In Vegas last week, prices are totally insane. Now I am in MTY, MTY is getting extremely expensive especially for lodging. Lodging is cheaper in CDMX, but the restaurant can be very expensive. What we do takes money, sorry.

Please let us know a cheaper destination, that is safe for sex tourist, Colombia is definitely not an option, unless you have very low standards and do not mind there be. S.

Actually putting our differences aside tho, I just noticed something very strange about the USD / MXN exchange rate and the price of tacos. Mexico may actually be manipulating their exchange rate to make it be lower than it should be. For example if you look back at the USD / MXN charts and prices of tacos you will see that the price of a street taco in Tijuana has been pretty much the equivalentamount in pesos of One US Dollar.

Even going back to to the year 2013 when 1 US dollar was 12 Mexican pesos street tacos were about 10-12 pesos each. A few years later in 2015 the exchange rate was 1 usd=15 mxn and tacos in 2015 were about 15 or 16 pesos. The in 2019 and 2020 (up until covid) the exchange rate hovered around 19 or 20 pesos per dollar and the taco was sold for about 18 pesos at most street carts.

The covid hit and the exchange rate went as high as 25 pesos per dollar but tacos stayed relatively the same around 18 to 20 pesos per taco.

Now post covid all the sudden the dollar has gone back down to 16 pesos per dollar and the taco has skyrocketed to 32 pesos per taco. This doesn't make any sense whatsoever. The last time that the dollar was 16 pesos was back in 2015 and tacos at that time were 15 or 16 pesos per taco. So if the dollar is again at 2015 levels the so should be the taco but it's not, it's at 32 pesos. So something is wrong. Between the end of covid like 2022 and now 2024 something has screwed up either the price of the tacos or the exchange rate or both.

I think Banxico may be somehow manipulating the peso to make it artificially overvalued in comparison to the dollar and this is in turn pushing the prices of the tacos higher than they should be as well. Either the taco needs to come down or the peso needs to go up but somehow something is off in comparison to how it has always been going back over a decade.

More realistically if Banxico wasn't manipulating anything the USD / MXN exchange rate should probably be somewhere between 22 to 24 pesos per dollar right now and the price of a taco should also be around 22 pesos.

[Gabacho]

Please let us know a cheaper destination, that is safe for sex tourist, Colombia is definitely not an option, unless you have very low standards and do not mind there be. S.

There's no competition. Colombia and specifically Medellin is a million times better than Tijuana or anywhere else in Mexico for that matter. I've been in Colombia since August and I'm perfectly satisfied.

[DramaFree11]

Yea Tijuana is a ripoff now. The last time. I was passing thru I stopped to eat tacos at a taco cart by the border and they were selling tacos de asada for 32 pesos each. With the exchange rate having lowered to only 16 that makes it $2 per taco. Such a fucking ripoff. When I lived there it was always 20 pesos per dollar and 18 pesos per taco. Tijuana has become a ripoff now. It's best just to leave Tijuana in the rear view mirror as to not tarnish the memories I have in my mind.

You guys are insane, complaining about Tijuana. Where else are you going to go. Every where is expensive now. I was In Vegas last week, prices are totally insane. Now I am in MTY, MTY is getting extremely expensive especially for lodging. Lodging is cheaper in CDMX, but the restaurant can be very expensive. What we do takes money, sorry.

Please let us know a cheaper destination, that is safe for sex tourist, Colombia is definitely not an option, unless you have very low standards and do not mind there be. S.

[Artisttyp]

Any updates on the website?

I was in touch with El Jefe recently but very briefly. To be honest I just think he gave up on it all. The reasons for the site being down doesn't really add up to me unless he was embarrassed that he didn't have anything backed up and wanted out without looking bad. At least that is the feeling I got from it.

Regardless even if it did come back it would take forever to get it back up to steam again and with Tijuana getting all messed up price wise it may not even be worth the effort.

On to new endeavors and a new era.

I am back in NYC anyways.

[BrotherMouzone]

Just heard from El Jefe. The ransomware attack happened on his work servers as well. He is currently negotiating with Russian hackers to get his content back.

That is the downside of technology. He is working diligently on the issue as I write this.

Any updates on the website?

[Sol12]

Well to be safe I guess I need to bring my opinions over to this thread. I mean one time I accused the captain of posting FAKE NEWS and I was put on mod. Review. But from what I can tell I guess we can pretty much say anything and not get in trouble.

So I'm very impressed with with what Sol12 posts very accurate Tijuana related info. And I love hearing Riky post his stories about dating the diablo. But the captain I get dizzy reading all the bullshit he posts. But don't worry Sol all the veterans over here know about him and his babbling. But I can see your concern for the newbees who might actually believe anything flying off his keyboard.

I'm not sure why they put up with him over maybe they find his content entertaining. But I'm sure there is a good reason those other sites dealing strictly with Tijuana have banned him.

Yeah I get confused at times as well fir that reason I don't try to insult other members in a very had way or start some immature flame war. The funny thing is that if he didn't say so much misinformation about what he thinks goes on in HK or how he thinks he knows anything about the Cartels he would have some good information to provide and I do respect than he is the ink vet that makes an effort to show new guys around. I could easily put a theory out on why he does what he does but no need to beat a man when he's down.

I know those that are familiar with Tijuana just ignore him and sometimes others call him out but he's just acts like we are picking on him and instead of addressing the issue like a man he acts like a kid and just takes his ball and goes home.

I'm not sure of his antics on the other boards I don't remember him from Chica Chica or TJA so maybe he was on the other pay sites. If the mods on this site are happy with him that's fine I don't believe on guys being banned for saying lies I met Jackson many years ago and he seems to let us post what we want for the most part. I remember Nibu Raphel and all the crazy posts he made and how hard it was to follow what he posted but it was entertainment and he didn't hurt anyone. I just don't respect people that make poor posts and when I question them on it they either ignore my question or they turn things around to make it seem like they are being picked on.

[Baxter Slade]

Well to be safe I guess I need to bring my opinions over to this thread. I mean one time I accused the captain of posting FAKE NEWS and I was put on mod. Review. But from what I can tell I guess we can pretty much say anything and not get in trouble.

So I'm very impressed with with what Sol12 posts very accurate Tijuana related info. And I love hearing Riky post his stories about dating the diablo. But the captain I get dizzy reading all the bullshit he posts. But don't worry Sol all the veterans over here know about him and his babbling. But I can see your concern for the newbees who might actually believe anything flying off his keyboard.

I'm not sure why they put up with him over maybe they find his content entertaining. But I'm sure there is a good reason those other sites dealing strictly with Tijuana have banned him.

[TjFan1111]

but to each his own.

Agreed. IMO, the main objective of a monger website is to get people to exchange information. Therefore, you want to minimize needless arguments and bickering, and shut down topics that are super divisive such as politics, race, or religion. Both Chicabow and Tijuana Talk failed miserably at fostering such an environment. El Jefe can turn into asshole very quickly if you disagree with him. And Tijuana Talk was good for a while, but became short-sighted. They let the site deteriorate into a shitpile of political arguments during COVID because they were concerned about retaining members.

Last but not least, thanks for the reports and info on Tijuana. I hope to contribute with some reports of my own once I get back down to Adult Disneyland.

No, it's the downside of not having proper site security and good backups.

100%. However, it's a bit surprising that El Jefe didn't have a good backup. Even though he can be a pain to deal with, he seemed on top of the technical aspects of running a website. Maybe he hired someone to build the site?

[Phordphan]

Just heard from El Jefe. The ransomware attack happened on his work servers as well. He is currently negotiating with Russian hackers to get his content back.

That is the downside of technology. He is working diligently on the issue as I write this.

No, it's the downside of not having proper site security and good backups.

[Artisttyp]

Chicabow is currently down but Jefe had some sort of "test" site up there last week where he explained that he was in the process of getting things back up and running again and that everyone might have to re-register. He explained that he was the victim of a ransomware attack. Seems he wasn't targeted by the attack specifically but all his data was impacted since it was on the server that got attacked.

Just heard from El Jefe. The ransomware attack happened on his work servers as well. He is currently negotiating with Russian hackers to get his content back.

That is the downside of technology. He is working diligently on the issue as I write this.

[BrotherMouzone]

Quality of site moderation is subjective. I strongly prefer the moderation on this site compared to chicabow. El Hefe is extremely opinionated, argumentative, and is literally in every thread. Here the mods let us hash things out rather than trying to control every aspect of the discussion.

Also, there's Tijuana Talk. That site is similar to chicabow.

Well yes, obviously it's subjective and I was just giving my own personal opinion. Personally don't like wading through all the BS here but to each his own. At the end of the day, ISG is decent enough to still read through.

Don't frequent the various Tijuana boards enough or pay close enough attention to be familiar with all the various personalities, though I will say I did notice El Jefe tends to be in most or all of the threads I read over at Chicabow. Never personally noticed him being "extremely opinionated", "argumentative", or over-controlling, though I'm guessing you would probably know better than me. Struck me as a nice enough guy who's given "likes" (or whatever that award system is over there) to several of my posts and never taken any posts of mine down that I can recall.

But thanks for the mention of Tijuana Talk. Checked it out last week and even registered but it seems that most of the threads are behind a paywall? Will likely pass on paying to read discussion about Tijuana hookers, thanks.

Chicabow is currently down but Jefe had some sort of "test" site up there last week where he explained that he was in the process of getting things back up and running again and that everyone might have to re-register. He explained that he was the victim of a ransomware attack. Seems he wasn't targeted by the attack specifically but all his data was impacted since it was on the server that got attacked.