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Be honest with the chicas. Hehehehe. Most of them aren't being honest with us the moment we meet them and ask their names. I don't feel it necessary to answer questions from anybody here at home. I sure as hell wouldn't do it in a foreign country, and for reasons others have already mentioned.
[QUOTE=Boriman; 1505051]Mr P ended up overpaying and did not have the intelligence of using me to help him get a lower price for the other chica. Afterwards whenever we saw the chicas on the strip they would totally ignore us. He could not understand why. I did. They totally took him for a ride. The danger was that they were trying to take me for a ride. I had to control the damage. One of the dangers of being around such people is trying not to fall into their bad habits.
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Man you are talking about some dumb ass chicas. Ignoring a sweet payday like your friend knowing he over pays. Normally you would have to pull a tick off with fire. He was looking for attention from them the next day? I am with him. I can't understand why? You I can understand but him!
[QUOTE=Pentire; 1505076]They are Trouble, I was thinking about taking the blonde but luckily a mongering colleague took me aside and explained they were both banned from a number of hotels.
On showing him this photo the manager of my digs confirmed that was the case.[/QUOTE]These two are absolutely nothing but trouble. We made the mistake of taking them back to our hotel and they turned into absolute crazy ghetto ho's. Talking trash, acting insane, causing a disturbance. They are the absolute worst and anyone that associates with them is making a huge mistake. They should be run out of Sosua. Especially the frizzy haired blonde, who is the ringleader.
Ricker told a good story about his wingman last week in the Medellin forum. Now you will see why I mostly travel solo.
The wingman asked Ricker if his girlfriend had a sister. Ricker said yeah and she is beautiful but she doesn't speak English. The wingman said he wanted to meet her. So the girl and the sister show up and they all eat and have drinks. The wingman asks Ricker how much would it cost him for her to spend the night, being the wingman didn't speak Spanish. Ricker worked out a fair deal and the wingman accepted.
Everybody was happy until Rickers girl got a call from the sister the next morning. The girls were pissed. Ricker called the wingman and asked what happened and the wingman said everything went great. Ricker said but you didn't pay the girl and the wingman said "She never asked". Then the wingman said "Why do you give a fuck". So much for helping a wingman.
Most of the veterans on this board who have traveled for years, do it solo. Tomjackin, Mr E, Brother P, Sabor, Bbl, Bq Ribs and many others that I hang with roll solo. We meet up and have a good time but we can all smell bullshitting dudes five minutes after they start talking.
[QUOTE=Eltayeb;1504998]I met this nice group of mongers in my last trip, and we used to hang out on the strip at night, one night I saw one of them setting with a Dominican kid (something like 16-18 yrs old) , he invited me to set with them, and this kid was trying hard to talk to me and act as if he is already my buddy, my friend went to the washroom and this kid drank have of his beer bottle, later I told him and he thought no problem, and he told me that he is a good friend who met on the beach and to trust him and so, later that night this kid came to me and ask for money to take the bus and visit his family. I gave him a 100 pesos just to cut the crap, later I asked everybody in the group and this kid told each one of them the same story and asked for the bus money. So, I let all the group knows about it and to watch out, and my friend still think its ok and he is a good kid and he is just poor and need money, you know some people are just idiots, anyway, couple days later I'm walking with a girl on the strip and this kid come and ask me where I'm going, and he walk with us as if we don't know where we are going and he is showing us the way, then he ask for money for helping us to get there, WTF, that was it for me, I refused and told him to play someone else and to leave us alone, he got angry and we were about to start a fight but the girl shouted at him some Spanish and he left. From that time I know that its good to have a wing-man or a group of mongers to watch out for each other, but just be careful because there is more shit that comes from an idiot friend who doesn't listen or learn than from an enemy.[/QUOTE]That one of the things I hate.
One time in Santo Domingo. I was ordering a sandwich and the guy didn't understand what I want. I think I didn't want cheese on the sandwich or somethingvlike that. A guy sitting by the counter told the guy in Spanish what I was saying. And the guy that help me out wanted some money. I was giving him a few peso but he wanted more. I gave him a look and just took what I was giving him in the first place. Things like that happen more than enough times. They kill me when they try to show you a place you already know how to get to, then want a tip.
[QUOTE=Boriman;1505051]On another occasion I met Mr A. This was his maiden voyage and we were sitting in a restaurant when a small kid was trying to get our attention. Mr A, feeling sorry for the kid, gave him a slice of the pizza we were eating. I said to him that he should not have done that. He became angry and answered 'what do you want me to do, let that kid starve to death? ' I responded that the kid will call over one of his friends and before you know it you will have to deal with two, if not more kids, begging you. Sure enough the kid brings over one of his friends. He gives this other kid a pizza. I mention to A that now we have a problem because sometimes these kids will start following us. I added that some tend to steal, if not from A then from another customer sitting at another table. Finally, many restaurants do not want these kids bothering their customers.[/QUOTE]Last August I had just arrived at New Garden for breakfast. I saw one of the usual begging kids approach a dude that was walking across the street towards NG. The kid told the dude he was hungry. Asked for money for food. The dude reached into the bag he was carrying and handed the kid a banana. Once the dude turned his back to leave, the kid went the other way and threw the banana under one of those parked van taxis across from NG. Inside NG I told the dude what the kid did with the banana he gave him. He hadn't realized his good gesture was not really appreciated. When I 1st started coming to Sosua, I used to give handouts to the kids. Or bought food. But after a while I learned none of that is necessary or really appreciated. Now, since I stopped the handouts; The result? All that fake ass brother man approaches they lay on their targets, has disappeared or been significantly reduced. They always come back to try you just in case you've gotten weak or soft. For the most part, they ignore me these days. Most of that "my friend, my brother, my father" crap is done primarily for all the dudes feeling sorry for them or simply willing to support their panhandling.
[QUOTE=Pentire; 1505076]They are Trouble, I was thinking about taking the blonde but luckily a mongering colleague took me aside and explained they were both banned from a number of hotels.
On showing him this photo the manager of my digs confirmed that was the case.[/QUOTE]I recognize the one on the left. Seen her at Rumba numerous times. I thought I saw the one on the right today next to hotel Europa. If it is the same chica, she changed her hair to all black. Thanks for sharing that.
[QUOTE=Rahsta; 1505172]One time in Santo Domingo. I was ordering a sandwich and the guy didn't understand what I want. I think I didn't want cheese on the sandwich or somethingvlike that. A guy sitting by the counter told the guy in Spanish what I was saying. And the guy that help me out wanted some money. I was giving him a few peso but he wanted more.[/QUOTE]Ever consider the guy was just kidding in the first place? But since you were willing to pass out money, why not ask for more. I met a guy in KFC in Thailand last month and he wanted to get my number. His phone was dead and neither of us had a pen. I told him to borrow one from the cashier. He came back and said she charged him the equivalent of 30 cents to borrow the pencil. I started laughing and told him she was just kidding. Next time something like that happens just try laughing it off instead of actually passing out money.
[QUOTE=Pentire; 1505076]They are Trouble, I was thinking about taking the blonde but luckily a mongering colleague took me aside and explained they were both banned from a number of hotels.
On showing him this photo the manager of my digs confirmed that was the case.[/QUOTE]Thanks for sharing, sure they will not get my business. And its also good that hotels are watching out as well.
[QUOTE=Juice1;1505017]And the fact that he wanted money from you surprised you? Your in Sosua. Everyone their is trying to hustle some pesos one way or another. They are poor. Its a third world country. I would not recommend starting a fight with any locals their. You just simply need to be firm and say "No gracias No dinero" from the very start. Remember its thier country not yours. Unless your Dominican.[/QUOTE]You are right, although sometime its hard to keep cool, and some guys might be more aggressive when they feel that you are scared. I look Dominican (light brown with a north African curly hair) so I'm not visually noticeable, even when I'm on the beach with friends the kids will come ask them for money and not me, thinking I'm Dominican, therefore I was really upset that my friend exposes my cover and now I'm marked as a target.
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Man you are talking about some dumb ass chicas. Ignoring a sweet payday like your friend knowing he over pays. Normally you would have to pull a tick off with fire. He was looking for attention from them the next day? I am with him. I can't understand why? You I can understand but him![/QUOTE]What you say makes sense and all but it is actually a cultural thing. Depending on how you carry yourself will depend on how people look at you. It was getting embarrassing me hanging out with P to the point I did like the chicas and just ignored him. It might seem like it is about just the money, for the chicas, but after a while you realize that it is more than that. The chicas did the right thing.
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1505228]Ever consider the guy was just kidding in the first place? But since you were willing to pass out money, why not ask for more. I met a guy in KFC in Thailand last month and he wanted to get my number. His phone was dead and neither of us had a pen. I told him to borrow one from the cashier. He came back and said she charged him the equivalent of 30 cents to borrow the pencil. I started laughing and told him she was just kidding. Next time something like that happens just try laughing it off instead of actually passing out money.[/QUOTE]He was not kidding. He said it with his hands out. And he said a full two sentences before I even started putting my hand in my pockets. If he was joking he would of just taken the money and not ask for more.
[QUOTE=PhillyJ50;1505147]These two are absolutely nothing but trouble. We made the mistake of taking them back to our hotel and they turned into absolute crazy ghetto ho's. Talking trash, acting insane, causing a disturbance. They are the absolute worst and anyone that associates with them is making a huge mistake. They should be run out of Sosua. Especially the frizzy haired blonde, who is the ringleader.[/QUOTE]Thanks for those comments Philly, I was wondering what her modus operandi back at the hotel would be. So she creates such a nuisance that you just want to pay her off & get her out of the place.
Yeah that sounds right and in the event of her target failing to pay, she threatens to call the police while claiming she's been assaulted no doubt.
There is another frizzy hair blonde with a tattoo of her name on her lower back that is also trouble. She usually is out with her dark hair friend. I thought she was the same person as the one in this photo, but no. Close though. She also has braces. Seems nice at first and is attractive, but attitude when back in the room changes completely. She'll fuck you, but only for a few minutes and then claim you fuck too hard or too much and she's too tired. Naturally you'll react like WTF? But she starts getting angry. You want her to leave, and she's happy to do so but only if you pay close to double what you were first quoted. For what reason? Well you fucked her too hard you see. And she has her rent due tomorrow (how convenient) and a baby and the usual reasons. You say no, and she starts getting agitated and saying you fucked too hard and not wanting to leave until she is paid and implying calling someone (perhaps the police) because you fucked too hard.
Sigh. It happens, this board is helpful in identifying some of the characters to watch out for. Even though this was one of my very few bad experiences in Sosua, I learned from it and am generally more cautious now. I was too attracted to the chica and didn't get to know her for very long at first before agreeing to a price and taking her to my room, where this unfolded. Thankfully I just paid her a little higher than what she agreed to and lower than what she wanted and she settled for it. But I know some chicas with bad intentions may not be easy to kick out either.
Anyways I thought this was the same girl, but not quite. Close though.
[QUOTE=Pentire; 1505076]They are Trouble, I was thinking about taking the blonde but luckily a mongering colleague took me aside and explained they were both banned from a number of hotels.
On showing him this photo the manager of my digs confirmed that was the case.[/QUOTE]
Have been here for 8 days now and am having a great time. Staying at Casa Cayena and give it two thumbs up. The staff is very attentive and this place is quiet! I opted for the breakfast / dinner option and have found some great dishes on the dinner menu. The fresh fish fillet and vegetables along with the Chicken Cordon Blue are winners. Can't say enough about how much I like this place. Since arriving here I have fallen into a routine of having girls I met on Domican Cupid come over for sleep overs most evenings and I hit the streets / beach duirng non-sleep over nights. I have two 29 year olds, one is a hard body, no kids, and 1/2 black and the other is a divorced mom of two with white skin. Last night I had a new one show up who is 22, tall, thin, and wild frizzy hair. What's nice about these girls as that are not like the hardened pro's on the Strip and after banging them I can usually get a good nights rest before banging them in the morning and sending them on their way. My routine is to have them come over at 9 PM and leave at 9 AM so I don't have to feed them. I have been paying these girls from between 2,600 and 3,200 pesos for their time. I think I'm going to dump the divorcee and replace her with another one. Almost seems like dating and fucking someone at home with the divorcee. Thus far during the day I have made several excursions including going along the coast to Rio Negro and Playa Grande. Yesterday I went thru the mountains to Santiago. This is a big City and very congested. I did go to the Leon Art Museum and was impressed. Me and a buddy hired a driver for the day and told him we wanted to go to a cigar factory and landed here somehow as the factory was closed. There was an Exhibition hall at the property and was shocked to find a modern museum with a really cool modern art collection. Okay, will probably be beat up over this but I do need some down time between shooting loads.
Besides travelling around, going to Cabarette and kayaking my daily routine is to hit the beach and walk the streets looking for girls. I usually walk up Calle Rosen past the massage shops, past New Garden, around the corner and past Rocky's, and then make a right turn and go down the block past Rumbas / Latino Bar until I hit the Playero market where I make right turn and head past Baileys until I come back to what I call ice cream corner. This is what I call making a "lap", and in the later afternoon there appear to be girls in every nook and cranny along the "lap route" but changes in the evening. While making the lap earlier last week I stopped a few times to talk to an older morena gal with a nice body in a beauty shop and asked her if she wanted to come to the room. She said that she couldn't because the police had her Cedula and that she had to pay a fine of 1,100 pesos to get it out of hawk. I gave her 1,100 pesos in future exchange for a rato and I told her to pick it up and that I would come by the next morning. I came by the next morning, she had her Cedula and took her to the room. It was a little awkward as she said she wasn't a street Puta but seemed pretty horny making noises, etc. While banging her she asked me if she could "drink my milk" I thought about this for all of 10 seconds and thought okay and ripped off the condom. She started sucking away and when I came, she swallowed the load. There's nothing like a swallower!
One evening while making my laps I kept running into the same girl making laps as well. I stopped to talk with her and she was from Puerto Plata, not to desirable, but not fat or ugly. She told me that she had no money to get back to Puerto Plata and offered to give me a blow job in the Park either by the Casino or Baileys for 500 Pesitos. I was tired this evening and just wanted to go back to the room and drink some beers and have cigar. She didn't have her Cedula with her for some reason and I thought all I need to do is get caught getting a blow job in a public place and get arrested so I passed. I did give her 100 pesos though to get home and have subsequently run into her. Were street buddies now making our laps. For those of you walking the streets at night be very careful walking from the Bonbon Ice Cream Shop down to New Garden. There's a very aggresive Transvestite that hangs out along the right side of the road who will hassle you. However, if your into that now you know where to find one.
Since having gone Black now with a Haitian I'm going to focus on them for the rest of my stay when not with one of Dominican Cupid Girls. I've been observing them and they seem quite different than the Dominicans. I have seen some French speaking guys taking two of them at a time. I don't like Rumbas, reminds me of Adelita's in Tijuana which is my home turf. A lot of the girls in Rumbas are just to pretty for me. This usually spells disaster with all kinds of rules and games that can occur. I think the "second tier" girls are a much better bet here and if you hit it off with them you will do well. Tonight my 29 year old Dominican Cupid hard body with no kids who is very tight and wet is coming over and tomorrow I'm taking her to the caves at Cabarette and then to the 27 waterfalls (charcos) between Puerto Plata and Santiago for the day.