Medellin Reports

[Turgid]

A 32 year old American tourist from Tennessee was just found dead in his hotel room in Poblado.

https://youtu.be/CIJGdEsqTeo?si=7My9Ll4PWdeFzreD

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Egad!! Not again. This is too much.

[John Gault]

As long as you are not looking for a girlfriend or future wife, any lie is really irrelevant. If you find an attractive girl and you're having a good time and the amount you're paying her is agreeable to both sides, that is all that matters. Whether you're her first gringo or her 50th gringo doesn't really matter. What is she actually likes you or whether she's enjoying the time in bed with you actually doesn't matter. You will never really know whether she actually likes you or whether you actually made her cum in bed. All girls know that guys want to hear that the girl really likes him and that she came in bed and she is enjoying the time with you. This is all very important because she wants you to see her again or she may want you to give her a little bit more for some financial emergency. When a guy believes that this time is different and the girl actually likes him and enjoys being with him, he tends to be a bit more generous. The truth can be a tricky thing and most guys are not capable of discovering what is true and what is not true. But sometimes a girl slips up and then you realize that she's playing you. Part of the game, move on to the next girl.

I could not of said it better myself!

[IntBond0]

Evelyn Henao Herrera and her accomplices busted after drugging and killing Asian tourist in Medellin.

[MoonShot]

Absolutely. These putas lie like rugs. Never believe anything from them 100%. One of the biggest lies is "this is my first day / week".

As long as you are not looking for a girlfriend or future wife, any lie is really irrelevant. If you find an attractive girl and you're having a good time and the amount you're paying her is agreeable to both sides, that is all that matters. Whether you're her first gringo or her 50th gringo doesn't really matter. What is she actually likes you or whether she's enjoying the time in bed with you actually doesn't matter. You will never really know whether she actually likes you or whether you actually made her cum in bed. All girls know that guys want to hear that the girl really likes him and that she came in bed and she is enjoying the time with you. This is all very important because she wants you to see her again or she may want you to give her a little bit more for some financial emergency. When a guy believes that this time is different and the girl actually likes him and enjoys being with him, he tends to be a bit more generous. The truth can be a tricky thing and most guys are not capable of discovering what is true and what is not true. But sometimes a girl slips up and then you realize that she's playing you. Part of the game, move on to the next girl.

[Gabacho]

A 32 year old American tourist from Tennessee was just found dead in his hotel room in Poblado.

https://youtu.be/CIJGdEsqTeo?si=7My9Ll4PWdeFzreD

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[AmorPorFavor]

I would not necessarily trust what a streetwalker in El Centro is telling me. Unless you could verify any of this information, she may just be feeding you some lies to make herself look worth the price. That you were getting a bargain by seeing her in El Centro while others are paying a lot more. I've had girls tell me a lot of things and I always take it with a grain of salt. According to all the girls, I am a hands guy who's great and can make them cum multiple times. It must be true because the girls tell me this. Jajaja.

Absolutely. These putas lie like rugs. Never believe anything from them 100%. One of the biggest lies is "this is my first day / week".

[Orgasmico]

Less pesticides? You're probably dreaming on that one. Colombia has the latest in agricultural technology, and most likely allows things that would no longer be allowed in the US for example.

I think the perception is that the food has less GMO and is more organic. Certainly when I buy things like strawberries they might last 2 days, whereas they last about a week or more in the USA and still look perfect. Also, the cows here may not be corn fed. I know when I go out to the campos I usually see cows grazing. IMO, the food here taste better, but doesn't last as long as in the USA. The issue for me is that most of the food here in restaurants is mostly bland so I wind up cooking myself. You also don't have as much junk food here and can get a lot of stuff more natural like fruit juices. Everything in the USA seems prepackaged from a factory unless you only shop at a health food store.

[Gabacho]

Never knew there were food mongers too. There is probably an IFG site with blokes discussing establishments with good quality food and good service or cheap establishments, with their own price police with dudes criticizing food mongers who pay more for certain dishes or visit high end restaurants, or probably not.

This is a great idea. International Food Guide with dudes arguing over the cheapest and best tasting street arepas LOL.

[Turgid]

Google "medellin foodie" and you may be surprised. There's a whole culture that travels all over the world chasing eating scenes.

Never knew there were food mongers too. There is probably an IFG site with blokes discussing establishments with good quality food and good service or cheap establishments, with their own price police with dudes criticizing food mongers who pay more for certain dishes or visit high end restaurants, or probably not.

[Zeos1]

This is why I'm calling BS on the take that people are coming to Medellin solely for the food. As you alluded to, the food tends to be bland. Who's coming to Medellin for "chicharron, mocilla, arepa. " My GF eats that kind of food every day and I eat it when she makes it out of respect, but the food is wack (see pic).

I cook most of my meals and I will say Colombia, in general, gets credit for good quality food in terms of less pesticides and good soups, fruits, coffee and being less costly than the USA, but when you factor in the travel and lodging costs of Medellin, I can't see people solely coming here because they can go to Crepes & Waffles, Mondongos or even a steak place. The guy used Barcelona as a reference point, but I've never been blown away by the food in Spain. The food is OK, but when I think of food places, I think of spots like Thailand, Mexico, New Orleans, etc. But yeah, obviously a meal at a restaurant in Medellin will cost less than the USA.

Less pesticides? You're probably dreaming on that one. Colombia has the latest in agricultural technology, and most likely allows things that would no longer be allowed in the US for example.

[Orgasmico]

Most likely it will be chicharron, mocilla, arepa, chunchuria and other similar local food. They are not exactly delicious to most foreigners.

You can go to any supermarket in Medellin, you will find that the varieties of ingredients like vegetable, spices and seasoning are extremely limited when compared to US, or Brazil. That contributes to the limited taste in their food and what is available in the restaurant

This is why I'm calling BS on the take that people are coming to Medellin solely for the food. As you alluded to, the food tends to be bland. Who's coming to Medellin for "chicharron, mocilla, arepa. " My GF eats that kind of food every day and I eat it when she makes it out of respect, but the food is wack (see pic).

I cook most of my meals and I will say Colombia, in general, gets credit for good quality food in terms of less pesticides and good soups, fruits, coffee and being less costly than the USA, but when you factor in the travel and lodging costs of Medellin, I can't see people solely coming here because they can go to Crepes & Waffles, Mondongos or even a steak place. The guy used Barcelona as a reference point, but I've never been blown away by the food in Spain. The food is OK, but when I think of food places, I think of spots like Thailand, Mexico, New Orleans, etc. But yeah, obviously a meal at a restaurant in Medellin will cost less than the USA.

[Gabacho]

Most likely it will be chicharron, mocilla, arepa, chunchuria and other similar local food. They are not exactly delicious to most foreigners.

You can go to any supermarket in Medellin, you will find that the varieties of ingredients like vegetable, spices and seasoning are extremely limited when compared to US, or Brazil. That contributes to the limited taste in their food and what is available in the restaurant

And a bowl of sancocho, can't forget that LOL.

[AdamWl]

I would not necessarily trust what a streetwalker in El Centro is telling me. Unless you could verify any of this information, she may just be feeding you some lies to make herself look worth the price. That you were getting a bargain by seeing her in El Centro while others are paying a lot more. I've had girls tell me a lot of things and I always take it with a grain of salt. According to all the girls, I am a hands guy who's great and can make them cum multiple times. It must be true because the girls tell me this. Jajaja.

I'm always taking whatever any stranger says with the grain of salt and what any women says with a spoonful of it, but I have no reason not to believe her, based on the photos she showed. The pricing part is nothing out of the ordinary either, that's how much they charge in Poblado and she quoted standard Centro price so no surprise here. The doscientos usd was apparently paid because they guy assumed the quote is usd not pesos. It's the rest of the personal stories she had told me (I haven't mentioned half of it, like the part she's bi now and raising her kid with a lesbian girlfriend who's been a tomboy, but now grew up her hair, wears high hills, makeup and is also a prepago) I might have potential issue with, but considering she's was pretty high on tussi, oversharing heavily and answering questions without any time to think or hesitation, it seemed to me she's telling the truth. Truth or lie, I didn't really care either way, she was a random person but I enjoyed talking and listening, it's an entertainment for me and a chance to practice Spanish. If she made all that up then I congratulate her on vivid imagination, creativity and ability to lie convincingly without incongruencies.

[Nounce]

I'm waiting to hear about some specific dishes. I've had better food in Bogota and the Coast than the Paisa cuisine. Recently, I went to a restaurant in Orlando and I kept thinking about how much better the dish tasted than the average dish I get in Antioquia.

Most likely it will be chicharron, mocilla, arepa, chunchuria and other similar local food. They are not exactly delicious to most foreigners.

You can go to any supermarket in Medellin, you will find that the varieties of ingredients like vegetable, spices and seasoning are extremely limited when compared to US, or Brazil. That contributes to the limited taste in their food and what is available in the restaurant

[TexasPistol]

I have noticed, if you are Asian they seem to be targets. I can think of three or more stories in recent years of death and the tourist were all Asians.

I've noticed that also. I wonder if it's because Asians are smaller on average. Colombians are on average small people and they may believe that they can more easily control someone of smaller stature. Also regarding drugging. If they give a small person the same dose which they give to larger people, it may be fatal. However I don't think that anyone is immune to crime in Medellin. A gun is the great equalizer.