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Tijuana is one of the top 5 highest murder rate cities in the world. [blue][Deleted by Admin][/blue] comparing it to Chicago and St Louis is clueless. Just read Frontera and El Sol crime beat section. Multiple dead corpses and assorted body parts found all over the city on a daily basis.

Sure, putas scene and cheap eats are great, but "best vacation spot". Hardly!

[QUOTE=MongerHunger;2242177]The 177 murders in Tijuana were for the month of October 2018, not since the beginning of the year. Tijuana has recorded more than 1,500 killings in a 6 month period and July 2018 seen 251 homicides in just that month alone. There has been multiple post about Tijuana's rise in murders. I'm sure the mayor and police chief of Tijuana wishes that they only had 177 murders so far this year. 177 murders for this month (October) with a realistic number probably closer to 2,000 homicides this year 2018.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MongerHunger;2242177]The 177 murders in Tijuana were for the month of October 2018, not since the beginning of the year. Tijuana has recorded more than 1,500 killings in a 6 month period and July 2018 seen 251 homicides in just that month alone. There has been multiple post about Tijuana's rise in murders. I'm sure the mayor and police chief of Tijuana wishes that they only had 177 murders so far this year. 177 murders for this month (October) with a realistic number probably closer to 2,000 homicides this year 2018.[/QUOTE]Good job MongerHunger.

You found just another example of the type of incorrect and misleading posts made by this board's king of misinformation.

[QUOTE=Shiwow3;2242175]Folks,

I plan to visit Tijuana next week and I am looking for a decent hotel that does not ask for ID, Cascada did not ask me for ID last time, and I am wondering if hotels outside of zona norte, like Ticuan, ask for ID.[/QUOTE]Seriously? Care to enlighten us as to why that's a problem?

All "regular" hotels will request a picture ID and sometimes a credit card. A love motel won't ask for ID if you drive in with your personal vehicle, but will ask to hold your credentials if you walk in or take a taxi.

Anyone know how long you have to cash a winning sports bet ticket from caliente? I know Vegas gives you a year but I doubt they are that lenient in Tijuana. Was down there yesterday but could not find the sportsbook by the border and traffic was bad so I just hit the Sentri lane instead.

[QUOTE=Rog123;2242936]Anyone know how long you have to cash a winning sports bet ticket from caliente? I know Vegas gives you a year but I doubt they are that lenient in Tijuana. Was down there yesterday but could not find the sportsbook by the border and traffic was bad so I just hit the Sentri lane instead.[/QUOTE]Either 90 or 120 days. I'm not sure, but not a year!

[QUOTE=Rog123;2242936]Anyone know how long you have to cash a winning sports bet ticket from caliente? I know Vegas gives you a year but I doubt they are that lenient in Tijuana. Was down there yesterday but could not find the sportsbook by the border and traffic was bad so I just hit the Sentri lane instead.[/QUOTE]60 days and no lienency like Vegas. You hit day 61 and you are shit out of luck.

More work in SoCal, so had time for another night in Mexico.

Parked in a prime spot opposite the outlets. Must have caught a lucky break when someone left. Got through pedwest about 9:30 ish, so no checking documents that late. In case anyone prefers to minimise paper trail. Over the pedestrian bridge to the Zona with a plan to stay in Jalos as it's cheap, CC girls seem good right now, and it's cooled down enough not to need the AC they lack. But no. Today it's full. Unbelievable. On a Monday night too. Back to ibiza again, but their AC is broken, apparently. The usual $35 room, 2nd floor as it's then not far too many stairs.

I first found Lupita, bleached blonde on Calle Primera, she looked pretty good although had significant mileage on her. She looked after me pretty well and certainly didn't break the bank at 400 pesos for everything. Then I unwound in Chicago with their 2 for 1 beer option. 2 of the girls were lezzing it up a little there, one of them was particularly pushy, I bought her a drink. Although she wanted to bring her friend to the table too (and offered me $100 for both of them in the room) - but didn't have any intention of going with her. After a bit more wandering and a trip to Soriana supermarket for some yoghurt, I came across Yolanda, a deportee who was basically nodding out while on her feet near MQ. She said she'd suck my dick good, and spoke good English, so took her up. Very good thorough oral workout, enthusiastic rimming too. Blew a big load hard down her throat, although she dashed to spit some of it. Hargow should find her for sure. After some more recharge time in Adelitas (I figure buying lady drinks are basically multi-song high mileage lapdances, so good for getting my interest back up after a session), I was interested by a lady on Ninos Heroes by one of those really shitty hotels, said she'd massage me real good, and I was tired and sore. Wasn't quite what I got, decent CBJ and attention to the boys, but left my shorts on the floor a little close to her questing hands, so the $20 earmaked for her after we got done predictable wasn't there once things were over. Nothing else missing, so just chalked it up to "I should know better". It was late and I was tired, so slept a while. Then in the morning got confused over time zones, my laptop was on EST time, while my phone had adjusted. So checked out way earlier than their 1 pm check out time, and way earlier than I intended. And worst of all, before I'd found a morning girl. Eventually found the latter in the form of Mia standing opposite Playboy. She claimed willingness to give up her butt in the room. Had a nice time with her, good skills, and was good to her word. Will look her up again.

No real big hits this time, but not a bad bunch, and pretty frugal with no bar girls. Got the 3 x for 25 pesos at Tacos Locos near the wax museum on the way out, always good, a moderate stand in for the closed Taco Bell.

Sorry for the number error. This is the correct Tijuana's reported murder number.

[URL]https://www.breitbart.com/border/2018/09/20/tijuana-breaks-all-time-homicide-record-amid-cartel-war/[/URL]

So Tijuana's murder rate is about twice as high as St Louis:

Until Sep 18 2018 Tijuana is reported with 1,789 murders per 1. 7 million population, murder rate is 1,052 per million.

Chicago has 448 murders per 2. 7 million, murder rate 165 per million.

St Louis has 153 murders per 309,000, murder rate 496 per million.

Damn. You are right. I feel a lot safer in Tijuana with hot, sexy chicas than in the US with old, fat ugly WG hehe.

To put it in perspective. Chicago has had 448 murders. 153 in St. Louis.

The 177 murders in Tijuana were for the month of October 2018, not since the beginning of the year. Tijuana has recorded more than 1,500 killings in a 6 month period and July 2018 seen 251 homicides in just that month alone. There has been multiple post about Tijuana's rise in murders. I'm sure the mayor and police chief of Tijuana wishes that they only had 177 murders so far this year. 177 murders for this month (October) with a realistic number probably closer to 2,000 homicides this year 2018.

Hey Guys I m a little concerned about what's about to happen when the thousands of people from the 3 caravan's flood into Tijuana. Do you think this will effect the border wait times and the local crime rates and safety? These people are coming from some of the most violent parts of the world and reports say that among these people are previously deported felons and gang members. After seeing those people throwing rocks and other objects at Mexico's finest at Mexico's southern border and overrunning the police I am a little worried as to what the impact could be for us regular mongers. Also I wonder what are the odds of some of the women from the caravans ending up in the local Tijuana clubs or how the Tijuana locals will tolerate these people for any period of time.

Whats your take or opinion how it will impact us?

I suspect this will be a major stress on the border and on TJ and the wait times will become ridicules. Also as people become desperate a new wave of crime.

[QUOTE=FlapJacK;2243928]Hey Guys I m a little concerned about what's about to happen when the thousands of people from the 3 caravan's flood into Tijuana. Do you think this will effect the border wait times and the local crime rates and safety? These people are coming from some of the most violent parts of the world and reports say that among these people are previously deported felons and gang members. After seeing those people throwing rocks and other objects at Mexico's finest at Mexico's southern border and overrunning the police I am a little worried as to what the impact could be for us regular mongers. Also I wonder what are the odds of some of the women from the caravans ending up in the local Tijuana clubs or how the Tijuana locals will tolerate these people for any period of time.

Whats your take or opinion how it will impact us?

I suspect this will be a major stress on the border and on TJ and the wait times will become ridicules. Also as people become desperate a new wave of crime.[/QUOTE]LOL. 70,000 people cross the borders every single day. The "dangerously huge" caravan is a giant hoax to get Trump voters to get off their ass and get to the polls.

Dude, you can brave the Tijuana cartels for pussy and you can't handle refugees? Deported felons and gang members? Those are your waiters in the Zona!

[QUOTE=FlapJacK;2243928]Hey Guys I m a little concerned about what's about to happen when the thousands of people from the 3 caravan's flood into Tijuana. Do you think this will effect the border wait times and the local crime rates and safety? These people are coming from some of the most violent parts of the world and reports say that among these people are previously deported felons and gang members. After seeing those people throwing rocks and other objects at Mexico's finest at Mexico's southern border and overrunning the police I am a little worried as to what the impact could be for us regular mongers. Also I wonder what are the odds of some of the women from the caravans ending up in the local Tijuana clubs or how the Tijuana locals will tolerate these people for any period of time.

Whats your take or opinion how it will impact us?

I suspect this will be a major stress on the border and on TJ and the wait times will become ridicules. Also as people become desperate a new wave of crime.[/QUOTE]I think they're headed for Texas. Tijuana would be another 1000 miles out of the way.

[QUOTE=FlapJacK;2243928]Hey Guys I m a little concerned about what's about to happen when the thousands of people from the 3 caravan's flood into Tijuana. Do you think this will effect the border wait times and the local crime rates and safety? These people are coming from some of the most violent parts of the world and reports say that among these people are previously deported felons and gang members. After seeing those people throwing rocks and other objects at Mexico's finest at Mexico's southern border and overrunning the police I am a little worried as to what the impact could be for us regular mongers. Also I wonder what are the odds of some of the women from the caravans ending up in the local Tijuana clubs or how the Tijuana locals will tolerate these people for any period of time.[/QUOTE]Dude, stay away from Fox News and chill out. The "caravan" is mostly women and children and is currently about 4000 km from Tijuana. They have been traveling 40-50 km per day, but also take many days off to rest when the locals provide shelter. At this rate they are MONTHS away from Tijuana -- assuming they even head that direction. They are going first to Mexico City, where it is estimated that many of them will ask for asylum. From there they could go a lot of different ways. Matamoros and Laredo are much closer but it is a difficult trek. Tijuana is much easier, but much, much further.

[URL]https://imgur.com/BCZbOKs[/URL]

"The caravan" is mostly a nothing burger, being used by Trump and right wingers as a fear mongering tactic during the election season. I suspect after the mid term elections. It will mainly disappear from the news, and we won't hear much about it.

[QUOTE=KCQuestor;2243942]Dude, stay away from Fox News and chill out. The "caravan" is mostly women and children and is currently about 4000 km from Tijuana. They have been traveling 40-50 km per day, but also take many days off to rest when the locals provide shelter. At this rate they are MONTHS away from Tijuana -- assuming they even head that direction. They are going first to Mexico City, where it is estimated that many of them will ask for asylum. From there they could go a lot of different ways. Matamoros and Laredo are much closer but it is a difficult trek. Tijuana is much easier, but much, much further.

[URL]https://imgur.com/BCZbOKs[/URL][/QUOTE]