In the DR 45 minutes late is early
I would not flip out over the 45 minutes. Nothing is on time in the DR. Leaving early is an issue if I am expected to pay all night money. 2000 pesos is a bargain for todo noche. She shows up looking very hot dressed to the nines is a sign of respect. She took the time and expense to look nice. Leaving early would prompt an upfront reduction of 500 pesos because it is now a short term session. I would not be upset normally. Since I am renting the pussy not buying it I have no say as to who else she rents or gives her pussy to. These girls are not our private girlfriends. To be surprised that they are looking for other customers is funny. This is her business she needs to make money to feed her babies, pay her rent and oh yes eat. If the sex and company is good I am generous and gracious. Now this how I always conduct my self. Once it is clear that this is how you roll and other ladies get to know this the ladies show up early and ask to stay longer. One more thing they will give better pricing cause they actually like your company. Just as the ladies have reputations so do mongers.
[QUOTE=GrownMan1; 1535667]Way to go! In my opinion good call and great back up plan. You were fortunate. In June; a chica did that to me but told me after sexy and was asking for more money. It was 5. O am and she agreed all morning. I had to threaten to put the word out on her and for her not to ever speak to me on the strip when I come back. That calmed her ass down. We seen each other many times since then. She comes, we embrace, compliment her on the phat ass and slim waist, but no Repeats. I know she wish she could turn back the hands of time. We mongers have to hold these chica accountable for their actions as best we can. Ipanema Carioca did a good thing by posting his warning. It might stop her business, but you have to start somewhere. Once again I say a forum should be created here for dishonest and lazy chicas. If it doesn't help anyone but Regular and Senior members. One could simply go back 5 pages read and be well warned.
I think it good to get the chicas that don't live in Sosua or PP. During the interview process, I try to find out where she lives and is staying for the night. If she is staying with a group of chicas packed in a room she is more likely to want to stay the night with you in your AC well spaced room.[/QUOTE]
I think all my comments were clear
I truly believe that most of the girls in Sosua have kids and use their money to feed and cloth them. I treat them with respect as long as they conduct them selves well. I like to be fair and firm. I am not trying to be a sugar daddy but I have no problem being sweet to the little ladies. I felt you may have over reacted to her being late. She was upfront with you which was a mistake from her perspective. She took the time to dress nice and get to your room although 45 minutes late. She was straight shooter and paid for it. Many of these ladies get very few customers and really rely on the money for their survival. Yes I sympathize with them. Poverty a *****.
[QUOTE=Wrx2005; 1535793]Thats good to know that you wouldn't flip out over 45 minutes. I wouldn't flip out over 45 minutes either. However nobody has to tolerate anybodies lateness either. Any person can accomplish that without flipping out.
A sign of respect? Took the time and expense to look nice? For who? The chica is on the hustle, plain and simple. Her attempt to look nice is to attract business from as many clients as she deems possible, not for any sign of respect. And if a chicas time and expense is so significant, then let her take that money and pay for her bambinos with it.
We all know we are renting the pussy. We all know these girls arent our private girlfriends. And your right, it would be funny for a guy to be surprised a chica is looking for other customers. But since that isn't the case here or anywhere in this forum why even bring it up?
Now this is in order to counter what you read baffles the shit out of me.[/QUOTE]
Pedestrians don't have the right of way
The times I stopped my car to allow a pedestrian or another motorist to have the right a way. I have seen people hesitate to move because they don't expect anyone to do that.
One of the hardest things I have dealing with here is that pedestrians don't have the right of way here and you will just get run over! A few days ago a Dominican in a car stopped to let me cross the street. I came up to him and thanked him for being so considerate. What a breath of fresh air.