Winter is not all that bad
In summer there are definitely more GDP's in Rio but there are also more mongers. Everyone prefers different things. For me I like the winters in Rio because there is less competition for the hottest girls. The clubs go very quiet, even the cutest girls struggle to be busy for more than half the time. I have been in Luomo when there have only been 1 other guy in the place for hours. From December to Carnaval they are busy pretty much all of the time. I find winter a much easier place to do business. The power shifts back to the monger. I like this much better, the girls appreciate me more (or at least my wallet). I can work winters much better.
Any recommendations for a Rio newby with limited Portugese?
[QUOTE=Bubba Boy; 1141445]At the top level Termas you definitely need to screen them before dragging them to the room. If you pay top level prices you need to get top level service everytime. 1 red flag is passable. 2 red flags you really need to look for someone else. 3 red flags and you still take her to the cabine? Well. Kind of get what you deserve, but we live and learn (hopefully).
The cheaper places are a bit different, at R$80-R$120 you can take a chance. At the cheaper places you can actually work on them by seeing them a couple of times if necessary. Once they know and like you the service gets way better. A girl I saw a few months ago gave crap service the first 2 times. The third time it was like a switch was flicked, unbelievable service! Then it just kept getting better until of course it was time to move on. For me that is how I work the cheaper places, I do repeats until the service hits a peak and then starts to fall off or your find someone else to replace her. The cheaper places are much more repeat customer type of places to get that top level of service. [/QUOTE]You are right. I let my guard down or shall I saw was coerced down by the force of the 8. 5 magnitude.
Part of the hesitancy on my part was the lack of linguistic skills in selecting rather then being selected. The message I think I have received is that it is better to choose than be chosen as in the later, probability of a mechanical session is quite high since the chooser is probably a pro about to take advantage of the situation. This seems to be the case in the class 1 category places. Pity really as it sure did make it easier to have a session. But then there in lies the paradox, no work no play. Work must be done to interview as the price for not doing so is quite high. Given the limited space I did wonder how one can spend hours in the bar as there really is very limited things to do here. I think I might have felt a bit more rushed then I usually am. I hope to re-read your marvelous guide before hitting the circuit today and maybe have a Rio experience. Thank you for confirming that the flags were indeed real and not just my imagination. Part of the problem I have is that I am coming from areas where bar has been set a little above the mechanical stuff. Thus my expectations are accordingly and even more so here.