Sosua Reports

If your willing to take a young monger under your belt and show the ropes I'd greatly appreciate it and show credit where it's due I've been to Dominican 3 times before never Santo Domingo but would like to learn abit more as the OG say " ain't messing up the game" the more the OG share with us the better I've been all the forms for 3 years soaking up info but it's different when boots are on the ground with the culture shock especially being from Canada but being able to have 1 on 1 time with og would be dope if I could buy you beer when I come but in the meantime I will keep reading forms (first time in Puerto Plata Sousa / Santo Domingo) !

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2699995]In Santo Domingo / Santo Domingo este, most guys who contact me are sincerely looking for the best way to find / pick chicas to provide the social / sexual service preferences of their choice and an idea of "the going rate". Many just want me to show them around in general so they can get a look at the place without people pressuring them to buy something or trying to rip them off. I have given ISG brothers rides to the airport and picked them up from bus stations and transported them to where they were going to spend the night. They have brought me things from their home countries. They have bought me drinks and dinners. Overall, meeting ISG brothers has been a pleasant experience. And none of them were concerned with the fun others were having or the price they were paying for it. So, I guess it is just the company you keep when you say "most guys". So, maybe again, I missed something. Could be a reading comprehension problem on my part. But I don't think so.

Now there have been some problems. I have provided extensive help to ISG brothers, given them information and referrals only to have them come have a great trip. They tell me about their trip, do not even thank me, and then (what I consider an even greater sin) they do not even make a post about anything they did. LOL! And I had a problem with a OG once.[/QUOTE]I wasn't referring to you, our "Man in The Arena". I've never met you.

You have figured out how to have a good time in our "puta pueblo". Enjoy!

I was of course referring to the guys I see who complain about Sosua, the locals, the prices, the rip offs, other mongers paying too much, and who have trouble finding satisfactory service in a puta pueblo. Non tippers making a public scene about their bar tab. Referred to by our locals as "El Cheapo".

They have this dark cloud above them, always a downer to the party.

On the other hand there are a minority of guys who are appreciative of your efforts to share your scene, and give back as much, or more than they take.

Keepers. Like good chicas, nice to have them on board. Everybody happy.

My Kind of crowd.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700218]I wasn't referring to you, our "Man in The Arena". I've never met you.[/QUOTE]I knew you were not referring to me. And I don't ever remember inviting you for an audience with The "Man in the Arena".

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700218]You have figured out how to have a good time in our "puta pueblo". Enjoy![/QUOTE]I most certain have figured out how to enjoy myself in the "puta pueblo" I and others refer to as The Sue! And I did it without the help of either of the two people you refer to in the post below:

[QUOTE=Oakie;2699459]I got my kick start from guys like you and Mr Gogo years ago in this forum. Gave me a fast track on Sosua before I ever got there. Saved me from making a lot of newboe mistakes.[/QUOTE]My knowledge came from a couple of quality individuals I met IRL from the ISG forums and my own exploration. It certainly is not straight forward. There are layers and levels to it. Put me in the camp of those who like to visit The Sue.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2699459]I was of course referring to the guys I see who complain about Sosua, the locals, the prices, the rip offs, other mongers paying too much, and who have trouble finding satisfactory service in a puta pueblo. Non tippers making a public scene about their bar tab. Referred to by our locals as "El Cheapo.[/QUOTE][I]Exactly how much should you be tipping when 10% is already included in the tab and they do not make that clear to the individuals making the purchase?[/I]

Many of the establishments operating in the "puta pueblo" of The Sue use deceptive pricing, visitor unfamiliarity, and confusion to take advantage of the people patronizing their establishments. Never mind the fact that many of the places are charging criminally expense prices for their goods and services. But hey that is my opinion. And I simply avoid those places after I get taken the first time.

For the record, I always tip 10% on the base price of the item in a bar. That plus 10% LEY is 20% total. More than generous by even developed nation standards.

The old "us versus them" mentality pervades Tourist Traps all over the The Dominican Republic. It is actually one of the things that I find most unpleasant about being in the Republica Dominicana. But everyone can get around that by educating themselves. And operating accordingly. It is buyer beware.

Oakie has inadvertently revealed some insight into the mentality of many of the individuals that live in the "puta pueblo" I refer to as The Sue. A Dominican will always allow another Dominican to rip you off.

In fact they will sit there and watch the other Dominican do it to you knowing all the while that the other Dominican is in the wrong. But that is an entirely different discussion that applies to the anyone who is not Dominican but is trying to operate in the Dominican Republic. Not a complaint. Just keeping it one hundred. So, I don't care what they happen to call me when I demand that I receive the true market price. Not the gringo ripoff price.

The OG that took me under his wing used to refer to The Sue as So-sewer. He always used to get a laugh out me when he said that. Continue to enjoy my positive reports on the "puta pueblo" where you have chosen to live. I am glad you enjoy my work. Hope you have a safe trip back!

This is SubCmdr and I am a man in the arena!

[QUOTE=Turgid;2696666]I can assure you that you will not be disappointed. In Brazil its "Do not leche yet Papi!".[/QUOTE]Soooooo true. I had girls in Brazil hold the condom up to the light, to make sure I leche.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2700296]I knew you were not referring to me. And I don't ever remember inviting you for an audience with The "Man in the Arena".

I most certain have figured out how to enjoy myself in the "puta pueblo" I and others refer to as The Sue! And I did it without the help of either of the two people you refer to in the post below:

My knowledge came from a couple of quality individuals I met IRL from the ISG forums and my own exploration. It certainly is not straight forward. There are layers and levels to it. Put me in the camp of those who like to visit The Sue.

[I]Exactly how much should you be tipping when 10% is already included in the tab and they do not make that clear to the individuals making the purchase?[/I]

Many of the establishments operating in the "puta pueblo" of The Sue use deceptive pricing, visitor unfamiliarity, and confusion to take advantage of the people patronizing their establishments. Never mind the fact that many of the places are charging criminally expense prices for their goods and services. But hey that is my opinion. And I simply avoid those places after I get taken the first time.

For the record, I always tip 10% on the base price of the item in a bar. That plus 10% LEY is 20% total. More than generous by even developed nation standards.[/QUOTE]Oh, dear!

Does this mean I'll never get to ride the Grande Jeffe with our Man in the Arena?

No matter, I wasn't lining up anyway!, LOL.

But your hookah habit seems to be burning a hole in your memory bank.

I picked up the term "puta pueblo", years ago from you, which is why I usually put it in quotes. You've used it countless time since then in the last 4 years or so.

But I always appreciate your meticulous following, and break down of my Sosua posts, so I'd say we're all happy!

Enjoy! Life is short!

Stay positive!

[QUOTE=Rahsta;2700430]Soooooo true. I had girls in Brazil hold the condom up to the light, to make sure I leche.[/QUOTE]Haha, if you did not, she says "Get back in there, buster".

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]Oh, dear![/QUOTE][I]used in expressions of surprise, dismay, or sympathy.[/I] "oh dear, I've upset you". No you did not. But I always enjoy your attempts at humor.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]Does this mean I'll never get to ride the Grande Jeffe with our Man in the Arena?[/QUOTE]Completely unsure what you are referring to exactly. But if you are talking about the vehicle that I own (yeah I know you don't think anyone needs to own one). I know you were so looking forward to it. But when I am in The Sue, I park the Gran Jefe mobile and walk every where I need to go. Until the day before I leave when I fire it up and head to the Texaco for fill up.

Last trip to The Sue, the Texaco did not have any premium diesel fuel so I had to head down the road a bit to the Next station. It was not a problem as on the way back I had the chance to check out the Super Pola. Very nice store! Wide section of goods at fair prices. The produce section was exceptional. I pick up my midnight snack. Stocked up on road trip foods and was good.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]No matter, I wasn't lining up anyway![/QUOTE]Good thing for you my man. You would have long wait behind the line of chicas ready to drop their panties and ride with me. LOL! And if you head down the Santo Domingo Este and don't look me up, well that's your loss. LOL!

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]But your hookah habit seems to be burning a hole in your memory bank.[/QUOTE]Nah, only you think that. But I appreciate the concern for my health. I use the term "puta pueblo" to describe both The Sue and Boca Chica. And if we are talking about memory loss aren't you the one who said "No one refers to it as The Sue". Does not take much reading to see I'm not the only one that refers to it that way.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]Enjoy![/QUOTE]You know I do!

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]Life is short![/QUOTE]I've said that in a previous post.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2700522]Stay positive![/QUOTE]My posts are some of the most positives ones about The Sue you will find. I'm not the one who needs the reminder brother. LOL! Most of the details of my activities that I care to report can be found in [B]Grownman's Boom Boom Room[/B]. Continue to enjoy my work. You seem to hang on every word and have even adopted one of my favorite terms: "Puta Pueblo".

This is SubCmdr and I am a man in the Arena!

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2700689]Continue to enjoy my work. You seem to hang on every word and have even adopted one of my favorite terms: "Puta Pueblo".

This is SubCmdr and I am a man in the Arena![/QUOTE]Not me, pal!

I don't have the time, or the inclination to meticulously parse, and hang on to every sentence in everybody's posts.

I leave that to the critics. LOL.

[QUOTE=ThatGuy101;2700117]If your willing to take a young monger under your belt and show the ropes I'd greatly appreciate it and show credit where it's due I've been to Dominican 3 times before never Santo Domingo but would like to learn abit more as the OG say " ain't messing up the game" the more the OG share with us the better I've been all the forms for 3 years soaking up info but it's different when boots are on the ground with the culture shock especially being from Canada but being able to have 1 on 1 time with og would be dope if I could buy you beer when I come but in the meantime I will keep reading forms (first time in Puerto Plata Sousa / Santo Domingo) ![/QUOTE]Brother,

You got to sign up so you can make contacts on the back channel. Once you do that, hit me. We will talk.

My experience base is Santo Domingo / Santo Domingo este. But I had a good run in Sosua and have been posting solid intel both here in the Sosua Reports Forum and in [B]Grownman's Boom Boom Room[/B] Users blog. Also check out my UTR users blog. Just posted up a great Q & A with a new guy who generously agreed to let me share our exchanges in order to help others. Other experts (Think OGs LOL!) who may live in the Dominican Republic or travel here a lot talk a good game. I post up usable intel. You know, straight boots on the ground reports.

Fuck hard and may the pussy be with you, always!

Delayed my departure from Puerto Plata to Sosúa so I could scrape up my arms and nearly rupture an eardrum doing the Saltos de Damajagua. Five zip lines and seven waterfalls to jump off of or slide down. Good fun.

My airport driver pick me up at 12 o'clock sharp, unusual, and enjoyed a cold beer as he was driving me to Sosúa. The guy is a fountain of local knowledge, speak some English, but I'm fluent in Spanish. He recommended that I try crab cakes called "masa de cangrejo" his contact information available upon request.

Got checked into the hotel and unpacked, resumed watch app conversation with one of my tinder hitch. She shows up in WhatsApp as Pastry4. She was quick to come over, but a whole lot of PhotoShopping going on. She was much shorter, heavier and 20 shades darker than her photographs. I like girls of all colors but we had to check each other's phones to make sure it was the right John and Hooker. LOL.

Up to my room, no one at the hotel desk to check her in. She had massive tits, that was accurate, and I strip her down and begin to have fun. DATY is my specialty and because I am a kinky mother I started to insert fingers. She got nice and wet and I got her up to five fingers, but not the wrist, and was rewarded with a squirting orgasm. Like I said I'm kinky.

I got a BBBJ, but wanted BBFS. Got to rub my dick all over her slit and despite being short and portly she looked great in doggy style but there was no getting in.

Having achieved my kinky objective of fisting her, I tapped out gave her 2000 and sent her on her way.

It is 11 PM. Will probably take a nap for a few hours then wake up and see if there are any closing time bargains.

Lock up your women!

LOL.

[QUOTE=Oakie;2707807]Lock up your women!

LOL.[/QUOTE]I see we got jokes LMAO.

Hey all,

I have not been to Sosua or DR I'm over 10 years and I am thinking of making a trip soon. I know about the beaches, hotels etc. Not much has changed in that department from what I can tell.

The last time I was there passions and a few other similar establishments were being closed down. Do any similar places exist or has the town cracked down on them?

I am guessing you will need to meet local chicks at bars, beaches etc.

Last time I was there heading to the main beach there were timeshare sharks on every corner. Is this still a problem?

I'd also like to know how the action is early to mid week compared to a weekend.

[QUOTE=ItalnStallion99;2709097]Hey all,

I have not been to Sosua or DR I'm over 10 years and I am thinking of making a trip soon. I know about the beaches, hotels etc. Not much has changed in that department from what I can tell.

The last time I was there passions and a few other similar establishments were being closed down. Do any similar places exist or has the town cracked down on them?

I am guessing you will need to meet local chicks at bars, beaches etc.

Last time I was there heading to the main beach there were timeshare sharks on every corner. Is this still a problem?

I'd also like to know how the action is early to mid week compared to a weekend.[/QUOTE]Over 10 years, yeah you in for quite the shock especially when the weekend warriors are in town.

[QUOTE=ItalnStallion99;2709097]Hey all,

I have not been to Sosua or DR I'm over 10 years and I am thinking of making a trip soon. I know about the beaches, hotels etc. Not much has changed in that department from what I can tell.

The last time I was there passions and a few other similar establishments were being closed down. Do any similar places exist or has the town cracked down on them?

I am guessing you will need to meet local chicks at bars, beaches etc.

Last time I was there heading to the main beach there were timeshare sharks on every corner. Is this still a problem?

I'd also like to know how the action is early to mid week compared to a weekend.[/QUOTE]You'll find higher prices across the board, but the beaches are still the same, and the hotels are still chica friendly.

There are no strip clubs anymore and the quality and quantatity of street chicas has declined, but you cand still find a gem among the weeds. (they have to start sometime). A lot of business is now conducted over the phone, but the beach and the bars are still good hunting grounds (for the chicas, LOL.).

The market for time share has dried up, so you'll only see the salesman around the all inclusives, focusing mainly on vacationing couples.

Just keep in mind, Sosua is a seasonal tourist town, so the summer months are slow, some restuarants shorten their hours, or close for the summer, and weekends are alway busier than weekdays.

But enough guys find what they are looking for, and keep coming.

Good luck!

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