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It just depends. There are so many factors, including money, but also networks, and the person.

Living in barra, figuring out how to get non pro quality women, and mitigating most of the issues raised by that video are some important factors.

I would absolutely avoid the normal passport bro path.

[QUOTE=TheCane;2926274]Well, here's one informed view. I never would for many of the reasons stated. Made that decision a long time ago. Are you reading Sol? I'm not biased against Mexico. I'm focused on [B]the facts[/B]. Although I clearly like places I've been to in Brazil for mongering better than I do Tijuana or Cancun, there are pluses and minuses for both Brazil and Mexico. I would not retire in either:

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPhTLFL5Vq0&t=537s&ab_channel=TheExpat[/URL][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=TheCane;2926274]Well, here's one informed view. I never would for many of the reasons stated. Made that decision a long time ago. Are you reading Sol? I'm not biased against Mexico. I'm focused on [B]the facts[/B]. Although I clearly like places I've been to in Brazil for mongering better than I do Tijuana or Cancun, there are pluses and minuses for both Brazil and Mexico. I would not retire in either:

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPhTLFL5Vq0&t=537s&ab_channel=TheExpat[/URL][/QUOTE]Interesting video. It's an eye opener that most Brazilian cities are less dangerous than Cancun, LOL.

Yes, that's what the pricelist said when I was there a couple of days ago.

De nada.

[QUOTE=HotelAl;2918914]Does anyone know if the entrance is still 300 r before 7 pm and 500 r after 7 pm??

Obrigado.[/QUOTE]

Is anyone here going?

[URL]https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-announces-local-broadcast-partners-for-historic-packers-eagles-game-in-brazil[/URL]

[QUOTE=TheCane;2933400]Is anyone here going?

[URL]https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-announces-local-broadcast-partners-for-historic-packers-eagles-game-in-brazil[/URL][/QUOTE]Just checked the ticket prices as I am going to be in SP during that week. They are crazy expensive. I guess I will watch it in Scandallo or some other place.

[QUOTE=Lalabo;2935424]Just checked the ticket prices as I am going to be in SP during that week. They are crazy expensive. I guess I will watch it in Scandallo or some other place.[/QUOTE]I can't believe there that many Brazilians willing to shell out that kind of money. Nor can I believe that many Americans are going to take a 12 hour flight to see a football game.

This is any new tip, but I would give it time and check prices periodically. They have a way of trying to create the impression of scarcity. Then a few days before the event, they release ticket inventory.

[QUOTE=WyattEarp;2935549]I can't believe there that many Brazilians willing to shell out that kind of money. Nor can I believe that many Americans are going to take a 12 hour flight to see a football game.

This is any new tip, but I would give it time and check prices periodically. They have a way of trying to create the impression of scarcity. Then a few days before the event, they release ticket inventory.[/QUOTE]My guess is that the prices may not come down a lot considering this is the first game and there are enough rich Brazilians they can sell tickets to. But its worth a at last minute. These prices should come down a lot for future games, if they happen.

A regional turboprop plane crashed near Sao Paulo in Brazil on Friday, killing all 62 people on board, local officials near the crash site said. https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/plane-with-capacity-transport-68-people-crashes-brazil-website-g1-reports-2024-08-09/

My wife and I are planning our first trip to Brazil, and we're looking for recommendations. My wife likes women with us and we are interested in having some fun with other women during our visit. However, we want to avoid risky situations and would prefer to stay away from areas that attract a lot of sex tourists. We're particularly interested in meeting more discreet, mature women in their 30's and 40's. Could you suggest places where we can enjoy the country, meet like-minded people, and have a good time without drawing too much attention? GFE would be great also. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.

[QUOTE=Tarriqq;2937328]My wife and I are planning our first trip to Brazil, and we're looking for recommendations. My wife likes women with us and we are interested in having some fun with other women during our visit. However, we want to avoid risky situations and would prefer to stay away from areas that attract a lot of sex tourists. We're particularly interested in meeting more discreet, mature women in their 30's and 40's. Could you suggest places where we can enjoy the country, meet like-minded people, and have a good time without drawing too much attention? GFE would be great also. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.[/QUOTE]Swingy places.

There are plenty of swingy places in Brazil. Sao Paulo. You can read the reviews, recommendations, and house rules, respect for women's body rules, women's security, no phone camera photos, in the Casa de Swing section of gp-guia.

Also called Liberal Balada Casas de Swing‬.

[URL]https://www.gp-guia.net/viewforum.php?f=99[/URL]

I posted in the Sao Paulo forum a review of a swing club. One of my long-time very beautiful garotas was into swingy clubs to meet other women when she was married. INNER CLUB. CASA DE SWING / CLUBE DE SWING. SP are. Henri Dunant, 862 - Santo Amaro, So Paulo. SP, 04709-111, Brazil and ENIGMA CLUB. Casa de Swing e Balada Liberal Com Navio. They have at least 800 to 1,000 Google reviews about the place. My girlfriend enjoyed taking pretty women from the Inner club to join us in love Motel Swing I Motel So Paulo SP.

I saw the couples were normal mature, regular types of brasilians middle class into the lifestyle.

After that one-time experience, I preferred to visit Scandallos to mutually pick up two chicas for a night of wild ass fun. I am not into the swingy lifestyle so only went once to a swingy club.

Rest of the time it was damn easier to simply ask a beautiful scandal garota two questions. Does she do swingy and smoke good marola. Yes Yes, boom off we went for a private jacuzzi and pool at a love motel all night.

Anyone using US Mobile international roaming or their data only esim in Brazil (or in other popular mongering destinations like Europe, Asia etc.)? Is the service any good?

After reading all the rave reviews online about esim companies like Airalo, Nomad among other ones, just to verify if they are that good, I started with Nomad esim service in USA expecting decent speeds, unfortunately I got speed ranging from 2-5 mbps. Nomad seems to be selling low end 3 G speeds as 5 G. I bet all other esim outfits operate in a similarly, a soft bait and switch operation. My original plan was to try them overseas if their service was good in US but I don't think that will happen.

I use T-Mobile international pass. It works real good in Brazil. I can't notice any difference in speed between SP and Florida, but it does cost $50/ month extra over my regular T-mobile monthly service. I turn it on the day I leave for Brazil.

Note: I have a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. In my hotel I use the hotel's free Wi-fi along with my VPN app. But I have noticed that when I leave my hotel, I must turn off the wi-fi and restart the phone or the speed will be for shit. If you have ever been in a SP restaurant and it took forever to download the menu you will know what I am talking about, so just remember to turn off the w-ifi and restart the phone and you will be fine with international pass. Of course this may just be a thing with Samsung phones. Who knows? KKK.

[QUOTE=Lalabo;2937375]Anyone using US Mobile international roaming or their data only esim in Brazil (or in other popular mongering destinations like Europe, Asia etc.)? Is the service any good?

After reading all the rave reviews online about esim companies like Airalo, Nomad among other ones, just to verify if they are that good, I started with Nomad esim service in USA expecting decent speeds, unfortunately I got speed ranging from 2-5 mbps. Nomad seems to be selling low end 3 G speeds as 5 G. I bet all other esim outfits operate in a similarly, a soft bait and switch operation. My original plan was to try them overseas if their service was good in US but I don't think that will happen.[/QUOTE]

I did not think about this before, I found a video that show la what's it like inside the swingy club.


www.xvideos.com/video.kibtebo7ebd/swing_party_in_brazil_sensualclub.com

I cannot guarantee but this video looks EXACTLY like Inner Club Casa De Swing in Sao Paulo. The dance floor, go-go dance table, stripper pole on dance floor, the stupid drinks setup at the tables, there is a real bus, Omnibus which I said in my report, glory holes with screen, orgy room, screens to watch couples or threesomes in action, movie theatre and private room.

This looks exactly how I remember Inner Club. They don't show the tons of security guys and security gals monitoring the hallway, or the cleaning crew wiping things down after use. The place is damn maze of hallway labyrinth. It darker than the video, of course, the people in the videos are amateur Brasilian pornos performers. The action in video was happening for reals in the club. The different porno stuff was the same, except in real life the people were normal sized or mature.

This should give those multiple PM requestors a better idea of the Innerclub swingy place. Again it could be a totally different club and wrong video (shrug) but this is how I remembered the place.

Guys horn dogging multiple gals in an orgy club. Lots of MFF threesome porno action.

[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;2937862]I use T-Mobile international pass. It works real good in Brazil. I can't notice any difference in speed between SP and Florida, but it does cost $50/ month extra over my regular T-mobile monthly service. I turn it on the day I leave for Brazil.[/QUOTE]Google Fi Unlimited might work out cheaper for you. I have been using Google Fi for more than 5 year, never had issues in US or internationally (Brazil and Europe). Before I switched to Google Fi, I used T-mobile but it didn't work well in many parts of Europe. I just thought of trying few other services to see if there is anything better out there at reasonable price.

Update on Nomad service: The day after I contacted their customer service the speed increased from less than 5 mbps to 25+mbps and at times hit as high as 50 mbps. I guess they start you at the bare minimum speed (which might work for some) and increase it to those who complain about it. It is possible they may choose not increase the speed. So it is up to their discretion instead of giving everyone the speeds they advertise. For that reason I wouldn't buy expensive plans from them.

[QUOTE=Nounce;2900512]The casher made the selection before I got to it today. I was charged for 120 for something the costs 100. It was like just downstairs so I went back during lunch. They refunded the money and said I would get 20% discount if I have CPF. I ended up paying 80. So there you go, CPF can give you discount. I rounded the number up and down and just trying to get the point across without writing more detail.

This is another version. Press Red twice.[/QUOTE]I got suckered by a cashier at Shopping Eldorado mall in So Paulo. Something I learned is to always insert your credit card into the terminal so that you may press red twice, otherwise if you use contactless the cashier will hit green and screw you.