Hong Kong Club Reports

[QUOTE=Dogers69;2716817]Cutting the line is a bad idea. Its disrespectful to the Mexicans, and Mexican Americans living in both countries.

Its like passing in their face, because we most of them are going to work and make low wages. They could never pay the fees to cut the line daily, which would be the bus. At times people will tell border patrol you cut the line. Now you have to go to the back. Sometimes Mexican police check sentry passes if your walking up to the front. You could also get beat up right in front of the border patrol and they may not get involved.[/QUOTE]Well said. Until you cross the border, you are in Mexico and being disrespectful to those who follow the rules.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;2716425]I had caught a ride back from the HK car service with a fellow monger and we were approached by a guy claiming to have a couple people all the way at the front who would let us take their place in line for 20 bucks. The other monger tried to haggle him down to 10 bucks but the guy wasn't having it, said 20 was final price. Tried to get him down to 15 and he still said no. We went to the end of the line and said fuck this let's go talk to the guy and approach him with 15 again and if its still a no go we will give him the 20. After more haggling the guy accepted the 15 and had a homeless looking lady take us practically all the way up front before the gate where CBP is at. There was actually another monger already in place so the lady told us to just stand by his side. Wasn't exactly what was agreed upon but we just started talking to the guy like he was our buddy and thankfully he played along and nobody behind us made a fuss about it, which I know could have easily happened. [/QUOTE]Have mentioned it on this board before but that offer is ALWAYS a scam. All they're doing is walking you to the front of the line and then walking away to find the next sucker. There's no one that you're trading places in line with. I fell for it once a year or so ago, though the guy quickly accepted my $10 counter offer. I suppose the "scam" does usually work to our benefit but line jumping is wrong (LOL) so I never did it again. With that said, line jumping does seem fairly common (I see it pretty much every time I'm in line both outside and once you're inside the CBP gate where they first check your passport) and they usually don't do anything about it.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2716607]LOL once you go to these Bars for a couple of years, you kinda attract stalkers. I got a stalker following me at each of the major bars that I have to sneak around to not trigger their psycho side. I literally ask the waiters if a chica is working that day so that I can avoid her.[/QUOTE]LOL, yeah I had to laugh at this as I definitely have the same stalker situation with a few chicks. As soon as they see me walk in the door make a straight beeline to me, sometimes even if they're with another customer. Then they start texting me incessantly my entire time in Tijuana and get jealous if they see me with another girl, which is kinda silly considering how many other guys these chicks are with. With all that said I can't really get too pissed about it. Understand they're mostly just doing what they have to do.

Three out of the last six days I've visited La Zona so need to contribute. Watch out for a tiny little spinner by the name of Pio. Did not partake but she threw every warning sign possible. She chatted me up and had a rocking smooth body. Very nice full A cups, muy Bonita ass and a darling face with ultra smooth skin. But she totally was beyond dodgy when it came to what she would do if I agreed to go upstairs. All questions such as bezos (not Jeff LOL) going downtown on her, wrapper for oral, positions, etc, were all met by the same answer. "Upstairs that will be decided". And I'm positive after money was to change hands. Totally hot but absolutely a hard no. It's like playing cards. Stick by the rules of the game and don't be stupid and La Zona will deliver. Breaking out my reports by section so follow along.

[QUOTE=Sol12;2716797]Have yet to visit Monterrey but haven't heard many great things about it culturally. Just that it has lots of museums. Visited CDMX but wasn't able to see much due to Covid. To me it has some ruins and seems to focus more on that part of the culture. I really like Guadalajara and it does have the tourist theme of "Jalisco es Mexico". It's where tequila comes from and the mariachi. Now everyone has a preference for certain type of women but many Mexicans like the Guadalajara girls "tapatas" because they are usually lighter skin and bigger butts.

Another poster brought up Oaxaca and the only thing I noticed on line is that it's famous for the food especially mole. Also Chiapas was mentioned and I remember meeting a professional photographer on a trip once and he would do photography tours to different parts of Mexico and Chiapas was one of them. He showed be beautiful pictures of traditional women in great outfits and looked great, I forget what the special ceremony was. Also talked to a girl in HK that wanted to take a trip to Chiapas to see some cool nature spots and animals. Many parts of Mexico are completely different from each other just as in the US.

If you have good times with the girls in Tijuana you could just ask them to show you their home town. That way you are guaranteed company and if you like it just go back alone the next time.[/QUOTE]I am probably going to do a longer trip in 2023. Sounds like southern Mexico is the way to go.

End of this month going to hit a city that has three girls there I know. 2 on my top 10 all time list. The third could squeeze in there with a little more GFE. She is actually the one pushing me the most to visit her but all three have shown good signs.

[QUOTE=Aviator400;2717074]Well said. Until you cross the border, you are in Mexico and being disrespectful to those who follow the rules.[/QUOTE]I usually drive to avoid the hassles of crossing on foot although I nearly qualify for being handicapped. LOL Is Sunday inbound to MX crazy traffic these days? Staying at Cascadas 3 nights. I can fly in an hour. It's 7 hours to drive there.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2716706]Artiste.

There are lots of lively cultures growing in the warm and moist crotches of La Zona.

OK, Kidding. I want to visit Oaxaca and Chiapas to see sights, indulge in food, sample culture and meet pretty girls for passionate sessions.

Can fly out of Tijuana really cheap, do a round circle of 5 non-stop flights from Tijuana to CDMX, Cancun, GDL Ozxaca, Chiapas, Monterrey, back to TIJ for about $250. Anybody want to go suck on some hot culture, hot tits and hot clits?[/QUOTE]The trip you made a while ago was pretty epic.

I have found some magic pussies recently. Too bad they all went home.

One will not come back to work in the clubs but she has offered to come back to Tijuana to see me. I kinda think it was the beer and good sex talking.

It seems southern Mexico is getting lot of love. I do not know any girls from there yet but I got lots of people suggestion places to go down there.

In one case CBP observed line cutting and refused entrance. "Back of the line". 3 HR wait in general foot crossing. Precovid period.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2717017]The last time I saw a couple of guys cut in line at the Tijuana border, a full fight broke out that looked like a gang fight and all sort of shit was thrown. I think I was in the Sentri driving line and saw the fight breaking out in the pedestrian line. What ever self-defense training you have isn't going to save you from what I saw, it's your buddy next to you that is going to save your neck by pulling you out from under 5 attackers that ganged up on you. Looked a lot like the Sharks and the Jets fighting from the movie the West Side Story. I guess the logic was that we got 5 guys cutting in line, who is going to give 5 guys shit? The answer obviously was 10 pissed off guys.

Oh yeah, the border patrol didn't do shit because it was a Mexican jurisdiction issue. I think the only issue they were considering was whether to close the gates.[/QUOTE]

Just got back home from a little Friday afternoon delight. Was in HK for around 3 hours, they had a pretty decent selection for a Friday afternoon. Was approached by a MILF who said her name was Brisa, promised me 2 pops upstairs. Almost took her up on it. Kept my eye on her for a bit while a couple other guys bought her drinks. She wasn't really being flirty or went for any kisses with the guys who were being generous so felt good about passing on her. If she's not going to show any love downstairs chances are she won't upstairs either.

Confirmed my current HK favorite is on summer vacation. Man I hate when they leave for a bit in the summer and winter. Popped into Adelitas and selection was ok. Not as terrible as other times. Found a young slim girl pretty attractive but I took my eyes off her for a couple minutes and never saw her again. I should have snatched her up the second I saw her. You snooze, you lose. Couldn't find any other girls I was looking for so decided to go with a SW for a simple wham bam thank you ma'am, which was decent and only cost me 35 bucks total.

Headed back to the border on foot around 5:30 pm and the line was super long. App said wait was 90 minutes. Was approached by a guy claiming he had people up front again for a small fee. Then you guys popped in my head about how it's not right / fair / etc. Decided to tough it out this time. Wait ended up being practically exactly 60 minutes. Ironically when we were about to reach the gate with CBP a young guy popped up out of nowhere and started talking to an older Mexican man, probably in his 70’s, right behind me asking if he would let a couple American buddies stand in line with him so they could cut and they would give him 20 bucks. The old man politely declined and said he didn't need the money and it wasn't fair to the rest of the people standing in line. The young guy kept pressuring him as nicely as he could and the old man still said no. The young guy turns to 3 white guys around 35 years old who were standing to the side and tells them the old man says no. The young guy just stayed in line though with the old man. Guess he was looking to cut in as well. Right when we were going to pass the gate the 3 other guys just end up cutting in anyway and hand the old man a soda and the money. The young guy turns to the old man and says you might as well take it because they're in line anyway, and the old man took the money. I couldn't get too mad because last time I cut the line also, although if that would have happened in front of me instead of back I would have told them they have to stand behind me. I'm not letting anyone cut me. Pretty sure they picked the old man to talk to because they knew he wouldn't put up a fight or do anything about it. And behind the old man were some young girls so they weren't going to do anything about it as well. Thought CBP might say something to the guys because they all cut into the line in what I thought was plain view but they seemed oblivious to it. So either they didnt notice or didnt care this time around.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;2717878]Just got back home from a little Friday afternoon delight. Was in HK for around 3 hours, they had a pretty decent selection for a Friday afternoon. Was approached by a MILF who said her name was Brisa, promised me 2 pops upstairs. Almost took her up on it. Kept my eye on her for a bit while a couple other guys bought her drinks. She wasn't really being flirty or went for any kisses with the guys who were being generous so felt good about passing on her. If she's not going to show any love downstairs chances are she won't upstairs either.

Confirmed my current HK favorite is on summer vacation. Man I hate when they leave for a bit in the summer and winter. Popped into Adelitas and selection was ok. Not as terrible as other times. Found a young slim girl pretty attractive but I took my eyes off her for a couple minutes and never saw her again. I should have snatched her up the second I saw her. You snooze, you lose. Couldn't find any other girls I was looking for so decided to go with a SW for a simple wham bam thank you ma'am, which was decent and only cost me 35 bucks total.

Headed back to the border on foot around 5:30 pm and the line was super long. App said wait was 90 minutes. Was approached by a guy claiming he had people up front again for a small fee. Then you guys popped in my head about how it's not right / fair / etc. Decided to tough it out this time. Wait ended up being practically exactly 60 minutes. Ironically when we were about to reach the gate with CBP a young guy popped up out of nowhere and started talking to an older Mexican man, probably in his 70s, right behind me asking if he would let a couple American buddies stand in line with him so they could cut and they would give him 20 bucks. The old man politely declined and said he didn't need the money and it wasn't fair to the rest of the people standing in line. The young guy kept pressuring him as nicely as he could and the old man still said no. The young guy turns to 3 white guys around 35 years old who were standing to the side and tells them the old man says no. The young guy just stayed in line though with the old man. Guess he was looking to cut in as well. Right when we were going to pass the gate the 3 other guys just end up cutting in anyway and hand the old man a soda and the money. The young guy turns to the old man and says you might as well take it because they're in line anyway, and the old man took the money. I couldn't get too mad because last time I cut the line also, although if that would have happened in front of me instead of back I would have told them they have to stand behind me. I'm not letting anyone cut me. Pretty sure they picked the old man to talk to because they knew he wouldn't put up a fight or do anything about it. And behind the old man were some young girls so they weren't going to do anything about it as well. Thought CBP might say something to the guys because they all cut into the line in what I thought was plain view but they seemed oblivious to it. So either they didn't notice or didn't care this time around.[/QUOTE]The line cutting at the border is mostly a result of passive San Diego, and passive Mexican culture. These people move at half speed compared to the east coast. Driving, walking, . Essentially the line cutting would never happen in NYC. It would be two or three fights a day. I'm surprised gringos would even consider cutting a line and going to Mexican jail. I usually try follow the laws to avoid Mexican jail. The only time I moved up in the line, after 3 hrs in line and watching over 150 people cut me, the local Mexicans went ballistic on me. Because I'm very white. Nobodybsaid nothing to anyone before that. I had to return back to my spot because these guys were close to jumping me they were so angry. You got to remember some of these dudes don't like white or black people. Even the American ones who live on both sides they live in Chula vista area, they don't see many white people and some don't like them.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;2717878]Just got back home from a little Friday afternoon delight. Was in HK for around 3 hours, they had a pretty decent selection for a Friday afternoon. Was approached by a MILF who said her name was Brisa, promised me 2 pops upstairs. Almost took her up on it. Kept my eye on her for a bit while a couple other guys bought her drinks. She wasn't really being flirty or went for any kisses with the guys who were being generous so felt good about passing on her. If she's not going to show any love downstairs chances are she won't upstairs either.

Confirmed my current HK favorite is on summer vacation. Man I hate when they leave for a bit in the summer and winter. Popped into Adelitas and selection was ok. Not as terrible as other times. Found a young slim girl pretty attractive but I took my eyes off her for a couple minutes and never saw her again. I should have snatched her up the second I saw her. You snooze, you lose. Couldn't find any other girls I was looking for so decided to go with a SW for a simple wham bam thank you ma'am, which was decent and only cost me 35 bucks total.

Headed back to the border on foot around 5:30 pm and the line was super long. App said wait was 90 minutes. Was approached by a guy claiming he had people up front again for a small fee. Then you guys popped in my head about how it's not right / fair / etc. Decided to tough it out this time. Wait ended up being practically exactly 60 minutes. Ironically when we were about to reach the gate with CBP a young guy popped up out of nowhere and started talking to an older Mexican man, probably in his 70s, right behind me asking if he would let a couple American buddies stand in line with him so they could cut and they would give him 20 bucks. The old man politely declined and said he didn't need the money and it wasn't fair to the rest of the people standing in line. The young guy kept pressuring him as nicely as he could and the old man still said no. The young guy turns to 3 white guys around 35 years old who were standing to the side and tells them the old man says no. The young guy just stayed in line though with the old man. Guess he was looking to cut in as well. Right when we were going to pass the gate the 3 other guys just end up cutting in anyway and hand the old man a soda and the money. The young guy turns to the old man and says you might as well take it because they're in line anyway, and the old man took the money. I couldn't get too mad because last time I cut the line also, although if that would have happened in front of me instead of back I would have told them they have to stand behind me. I'm not letting anyone cut me. Pretty sure they picked the old man to talk to because they knew he wouldn't put up a fight or do anything about it. And behind the old man were some young girls so they weren't going to do anything about it as well. Thought CBP might say something to the guys because they all cut into the line in what I thought was plain view but they seemed oblivious to it. So either they didn't notice or didn't care this time around.[/QUOTE]As for the CBP, they don't care on what happens in Mexican jurisdiction even if it's in plain sight. This I got directly from an officer.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;2717878]Just got back home from a little Friday afternoon delight. Was in HK for around 3 hours, they had a pretty decent selection for a Friday afternoon. Was approached by a MILF who said her name was Brisa, promised me 2 pops upstairs. Almost took her up on it. Kept my eye on her for a bit while a couple other guys bought her drinks. She wasn't really being flirty or went for any kisses with the guys who were being generous so felt good about passing on her. If she's not going to show any love downstairs chances are she won't upstairs either.

Confirmed my current HK favorite is on summer vacation. Man I hate when they leave for a bit in the summer and winter. Popped into Adelitas and selection was ok. Not as terrible as other times. Found a young slim girl pretty attractive but I took my eyes off her for a couple minutes and never saw her again. I should have snatched her up the second I saw her. You snooze, you lose. Couldn't find any other girls I was looking for so decided to go with a SW for a simple wham bam thank you ma'am, which was decent and only cost me 35 bucks total.

Headed back to the border on foot around 5:30 pm and the line was super long. App said wait was 90 minutes. Was approached by a guy claiming he had people up front again for a small fee. Then you guys popped in my head about how it's not right / fair / etc. Decided to tough it out this time. Wait ended up being practically exactly 60 minutes. Ironically when we were about to reach the gate with CBP a young guy popped up out of nowhere and started talking to an older Mexican man, probably in his 70s, right behind me asking if he would let a couple American buddies stand in line with him so they could cut and they would give him 20 bucks. The old man politely declined and said he didn't need the money and it wasn't fair to the rest of the people standing in line. The young guy kept pressuring him as nicely as he could and the old man still said no. The young guy turns to 3 white guys around 35 years old who were standing to the side and tells them the old man says no. The young guy just stayed in line though with the old man. Guess he was looking to cut in as well. Right when we were going to pass the gate the 3 other guys just end up cutting in anyway and hand the old man a soda and the money. The young guy turns to the old man and says you might as well take it because they're in line anyway, and the old man took the money. I couldn't get too mad because last time I cut the line also, although if that would have happened in front of me instead of back I would have told them they have to stand behind me. I'm not letting anyone cut me. Pretty sure they picked the old man to talk to because they knew he wouldn't put up a fight or do anything about it. And behind the old man were some young girls so they weren't going to do anything about it as well. Thought CBP might say something to the guys because they all cut into the line in what I thought was plain view but they seemed oblivious to it. So either they didnt notice or didnt care this time around.[/QUOTE]You come back much too early 530 pm of course the line is very long. I suggest coming back between 10 pm and midnight there is no line at all (except Sunday). Take the trolley to your parked car at the trolley parking lot (free if using the trolley) and back home. (last trolley 1249 am).

Private security are more open to idea of line jumping or straight walking up to the gate. Saw it once with two EU girls. No waiting. Pre-Covid experience.

L.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;2717878]Just got back home from a little Friday afternoon delight. Was in HK for around 3 hours, they had a pretty decent selection for a Friday afternoon. Was approached by a MILF who said her name was Brisa, promised me 2 pops upstairs. Almost took her up on it. Kept my eye on her for a bit while a couple other guys bought her drinks. She wasn't really being flirty or went for any kisses with the guys who were being

Headed back to the border on foot around 5:30 pm and the line was super long. App said wait was 90 minutes. Was approached by a guy claiming he had people up front again for a small fee. Then you guys popped in my head about how it's not right / fair / etc. Decided to tough it out this time. Wait ended up being practically exactly 60 minutes. Ironically when we were about to reach the gate with CBP a young guy popped up out of nowhere and started talking to an older Mexican man, probably in his 70s, right behind me asking if he would let a couple American buddies stand in line with him so they could cut and they would give him 20 bucks. The old man politely declined and said he didn't need the money and it wasn't fair to the rest of the people standing in line. The young guy kept pressuring him as nicely as he could and the old man still said no. The young guy turns to 3 white guys around 35 years old who were standing to the side and tells them the old man says no. The young guy just stayed in line though with the old man. Guess he was looking to cut in as well. Right when we were going to pass the gate the 3 other guys just end up cutting in anyway and hand the old man a soda and the money. The young guy turns to the old man and says you might as well take it because they're in line anyway, and the old man took the money. I couldn't get too mad because last time I cut the line also, although if that would have happened in front of me instead of back I would have told them they have to stand behind me. I'm not letting anyone cut me. Pretty sure they picked the old man to talk to because they knew he wouldn't put up a fight or do anything about it. And behind the old man were some young girls so they weren't going to do anything about it as well. Thought CBP might say something to the guys because they all cut into the line in what I thought was plain view but they seemed oblivious to it. So either they didn't notice or didn't care this time around.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=StRobert;2717957]You come back much too early 530 pm of course the line is very long. I suggest coming back between 10 pm and midnight there is no line at all (except Sunday). Take the trolley to your parked car at the trolley parking lot (free if using the trolley) and back home. (last trolley 1249 am).[/QUOTE]

I mostly go on Sunday nights and return around 11pm or midnight, never had any wait.

Once in a while I'll make a day trip. After 5 is not that bad for the most part. Usually 20-30 minutes tops. This whole week has been kind of been super busy for those without Sentri.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;2717878]
Was approached by a guy claiming he had people up front again for a small fee. Then you guys popped in my head about how it's not right / fair / etc. Decided to tough it out this time. Wait ended up being practically exactly 60 minutes. Ironically when we were about to reach the gate with CBP a young guy popped up out of nowhere and started talking to an older Mexican man, probably in his 70s, right behind me asking if he would let a couple American buddies stand in line with him so they could cut and they would give him 20 bucks. The old man politely declined and said he didn't need the money and it wasn't fair to the rest of the people standing in line. The young guy kept pressuring him as nicely as he could and the old man still said no. The young guy turns to 3 white guys around 35 years old who were standing to the side and tells them the old man says no. The young guy just stayed in line though with the old man. Guess he was looking to cut in as well. Right when we were going to pass the gate the 3 other guys just end up cutting in anyway and hand the old man a soda and the money. The young guy turns to the old man and says you might as well take it because they're in line anyway, and the old man took the money. I couldn't get too mad because last time I cut the line also, although if that would have happened in front of me instead of back I would have told them they have to stand behind me. I'm not letting anyone cut me. Pretty sure they picked the old man to talk to because they knew he wouldn't put up a fight or do anything about it. And behind the old man were some young girls so they weren't going to do anything about it as well. Thought CBP might say something to the guys because they all cut into the line in what I thought was plain view but they seemed oblivious to it. So either they didnt notice or didnt care this time around.[/QUOTE]The vast majority of the time CBP won't do anything. Line cutting happens all the time. If they spent their time trying to deal with every case of line cutting it would take up a fairly significant portion of their time on the job and they probably just don't want to deal with it.

That's funny about the young guy offering 20 bucks to the old man as if the old man (or anyone else in line for that matter) has the authority to allow anyone to jump the line simply because he let them stand next to him.