[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2442848]So guys that are in country need to know all the chica's cedula numbers so they know which ones to call over on which days. LOL But on a serious note this schedule does not address gringos or foreigners . So how are gringos supposed to take care of basics like grocery, pharmacy, bank errands etc? I know there is Rappi but not everything can be done that way. I personally would find a chica who could do some of this also but not all of it so what are the gringos there doing? Or gringo is caught out going to the pharmacy or bank?[/QUOTE]I show them my passport and they use my passport number to enter stores. Some are A-holes and will not let me in on the wrong day even when there is no line (ARA). Sometimes business is slow and there is nobody at the door and you just walk in (Justo y Bueno). Walked 2 miles then 3 another day. Carrying a bag, walking fast, and alone nobody bothered me (I am in Barranquilla so is less strict I think). I go to store every 2-3 days to get drinks and change mostly. Several police see me out every time and no problems. It is hot here so I wear shorts and sandals so they know I am "foreigner" walking down the street.
