Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3029849]I decided to spend 2 weeks in Argentina to avoid getting the yellow fever vaccine, for obvious reasons. [/QUOTE]When I left Brazil to Colombia in April nobody said anything about a yellow fever vaccine.

Back in March I took my dad to Africa. He does not have the yellow fever vaccine. The places we called to get one, they were like $500. But the kicker is for some reason there is a shortage so places did not even have it in stock.

Pro Tip: You can buy the yellow fever cards on Amazon 2 for $11. I got a stamp made while I was in Dominican Republic for like $15, but of course you can get one of those made anywhere. Then you are in the house. You can copy the info from my card, just make up a nurse's name where I have blacked it out.

We went to 5 countries in Africa and were never asked for the cards. I have had my card for 17 years. The only time I have been asked for it was in immigration in Australia. We were at the desk and my buddy starts mouthing off to the officer that I just got back from Africa. He was like oh yeah, what country? I told him then he looked at a list on his wall and asked me if I had a yellow fever card. I did not have it with me so he told me to step aside. We were delayed an additional hour because I had to fill out paperwork and they told me to monitor myself for certain symptoms. In immigration you don't say shit unless you are asked shit.

Had the same heartburn thing and cut out all ice cubes. They aren't filtered. Also got to watch the juice with water. No bueno. I only experienced it here as well.

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3029849]Thanks to everyone who responded to my previous question. I was never asked by immigration if I had a ticket out of the country. I was asked by the airline though when I was checking bags. I had already bought a ticket so I am not sure what would happen if I did not have one. I decided to spend 2 weeks in Argentina to avoid getting the yellow fever vaccine, for obvious reasons. This is my fourth time in Medellin. And my fourth day in a row slumming it in centro. I just stay by the church now. No clubs or casas for me. I thought of doing a casa run just to have something to report, maybe I will. Any suggestions? But with prices ranging from 7 to 15 usd, it is no need to go anywhere else. Enough good talent for me. The talent is a lot better than I was expecting or saw on previous trips. But time of day matters a lot. Quick question. I have heartburn in my throat that won't go away, didn't experience this in Brazil or Argentina. Any ideas? Stay safe.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3029849]Thanks to everyone who responded to my previous question. I was never asked by immigration if I had a ticket out of the country. I was asked by the airline though when I was checking bags. I had already bought a ticket so I am not sure what would happen if I did not have one. I decided to spend 2 weeks in Argentina to avoid getting the yellow fever vaccine, for obvious reasons. This is my fourth time in Medellin. And my fourth day in a row slumming it in centro. I just stay by the church now. No clubs or casas for me. I thought of doing a casa run just to have something to report, maybe I will. Any suggestions? But with prices ranging from 7 to 15 usd, it is no need to go anywhere else. Enough good talent for me. The talent is a lot better than I was expecting or saw on previous trips. But time of day matters a lot. Quick question. I have heartburn in my throat that won't go away, didn't experience this in Brazil or Argentina. Any ideas? Stay safe.[/QUOTE]I also just spent the day in Centro and there was some talent. Along with a long list of frightening looking women. I enjoy hanging at the bar on the corner (can't remember what street but there is a metal and a wood bar top). There are about 8 seats all outdoors. I enjoy watching Centro life walk by. And watching the girls. Your heartburn could be caused by Viagra if you are taking it.

Going back to MDE in a few weeks. Will be 3rd time. Just wanted some updates about a few specific things.

How is the massage game at Rio sur mall? Still pricey for extras? I been in touch with my last massage girl and I have a date lined up but always wondering about the flavors and prices of other spots.

Perhaps other spots with legit massages and satisfactory FS / he? Feel free to PM.

How is hooters for football Sunday? Should I go extra early or is it not that popular. I went once for UCL but def want to try at the girls there. Maybe another alternative if it's tooo packed?

Their food isn't that big of a deal but tv setup and ladies are on point.

Is loutron worth it or still transactional.

I def will indulge in lleras it's like Disney world for men but I have 3-4 FB girls that I'm tryna chill with and they seem more down to earth than some of the prev girls I met at lleras who are more transactional with high rates and one pop. Some of these FB girls just wan chill and no prices were given to me. I speak the language so they fck with me.

Thanks to Mr. E for the info about fake Vaccine cards. I never worked in an office before, but I assume you can get stamps made at office depot? Thanks to people that were concerned for my health, heartburn is annoying. I tried anti acids from Brazil and bought some here in Colombia. Neither helped at all. I watched a YT video from Dr. Eric Berg. He said heartburn can be cuased by a lack of acid. I squeezed two limes into a glass of water and the heartburn went away. It came back after I popped a generic Viagra. A member said it could be the viagra. Weird because I never had this problem in the past. I went back to Veracruz again.

I can't stop going. I think there is a big difference between Venezuelan and Colombian girls. I think the zuelans are more dangerous and crazy, but it is worth the risk imo. Also I asked a few for BB, I got quoted 3-4 times the standard price of about 50 k-60 k. Also I see some girls are charging 50 k instead of 60 k so I probably will just go with 50 k now that I know. The service is basic though. Very different than Brazil, I should expect this given the venue. It is very wham bam, but no careless whisper. What must 1984 have been like? The girls in Brazil sucked dick so good sex was extra. But the Veracruz girls suck dick for 20 seconds and ready to lay on their back. You can not get everything I guess. Also the blowjobs suck ass as well as being short. I'm spoiled now. The Brazilian girls would suck for 30 minutes no complaint. But it is way cheaper here. I went to the room with this beautiful light brown afro Colombian girl today. She said 50 k. We get in the room and she tells me she offers sin condon as well. I was so surprised by this because I didn't ask her about that. She said she was from Cartagena. Are the non paisa girls more BB friendly? This has been my experience. She said 150 k for sin condon. To me it kind of makes me feel better knowing they charge so much more for BB. It makes me think that not every Tito Diego and Julio Colombiano is hitting it raw like me. I'm probably delusional. I tend to prefer non paisa girls and Venezuelans now, we will see where this goes. Good pussy though. All the girls I fucked raw I nutted in.

I went back and forth on whether or not I should post this. Which is why my last post lacked details. I know this is controversial, it tends to start arguments more often than snitching or politics. But I thought that someone might want this information and who am I to deny them. After all, someone gave it to me and you. I'm here for a month, any good restaurant recommendations? The food is terrible in South America, what is wrong with these people. I cook better food at home.

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3030069]What must 1984 have been like? The girls in Brazil sucked dick so good sex was extra. But the Veracruz girls suck dick for 20 seconds and ready to lay on their back. You can not get everything I guess. Also the blowjobs suck ass as well as being short. I'm spoiled now. The Brazilian girls would suck for 30 minutes no complaint. But it is way cheaper here. I went to the room with this beautiful light brown afro Colombian girl today. She said 50 k. We get in the room and she tells me she offers sin condon as well. I was so surprised by this because I didn't ask her about that. She said she was from Cartagena. Are the non paisa girls more BB friendly? This has been my experience. She said 150 k for sin condon. To me it kind of makes me feel better knowing they charge so much more for BB. It makes me think that not every Tito Diego and Julio Colombiano is hitting it raw like me. I'm probably delusional. [/QUOTE]150 K for raw sex is less than $40 usd. Not a lot, if that is your thing.

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3030069] I'm here for a month, any good restaurant recommendations? The food is terrible in South America, what is wrong with these people. I cook better food at home.[/QUOTE]Los Torres. Cra 53 #49-43. This place is one block north and 2 blocks west from Veracruz. They cook ribs and stuff using a wood grill 2 meters from the sidewalk. They give people a piece to try. Just ask. The hours listed are wrong. Pretty sure they are closed on Sunday and the grilled meat is 11 am - 4 pm most days.

[URL]https://lostorreshornoypar.wixsite.com/lostorres[/URL]

Carbon and Sabor Cra 52 #49-53? (also other locations). Next to Kiskiriski on Google maps. 2 block walk from Veracruz. The grilled meat in the fajitas is great.

Both are nearly at the same location on parallel streets.

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3030069]I'm here for a month, any good restaurant recommendations? The food is terrible in South America, what is wrong with these people. I cook better food at home.[/QUOTE]What kind of food are you looking for / missing? In what part of are you staying?

[QUOTE=YounGun3393;3030060]

How is hooters for football Sunday? Should I go extra early or is it not that popular. I went once for UCL but def want to try at the girls there. Maybe another alternative if it's tooo packed?

Their food isn't that big of a deal but tv setup and ladies are on point.
[/QUOTE]My personal opinion of Hooters is that you won't be picking up any staff. There are three options: 1) Chisel away as a regular, little by little, or 2) Go over the top, very direct and generous, and risk every girl working there knowing what you are up to, or 3) Flirt, enjoy the view, and separate your activities. Of course, YMMV, but I've known a lot of Hooters girls over the years, and I've seen some of them hit the jackpot but it's on the level of moving to the States or all of a sudden opening a business and driving around in a new car. It's not posting a photo from Energy Living or some hotel room. I have not been but apparently there is a new spot called Vibe that is towards Manila that might be worth checking out. Not sure when you were last there but Patrick's has remodeled and also Ay Wey is Ay Wey. Oh, there is also a new spot up the hill from Hooters, but I forget the name. It might pop up if you search sports bar or just walk out to the left, make a left at the corner, and it should be right there.

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;3030144]What kind of food are you looking for / missing?[/QUOTE]Excellent question. To me what Latin America falls short on is vegetables, pretty much one type of bean, and fileted and battered fish is pretty much not a thing.

[QUOTE=SlapShot10;3030144]My personal opinion of Hooters is that you won't be picking up any staff.[/QUOTE]Why is fucking a waitress so many guys' fantasy? It is just a job. I have fucked women with all types of jobs through the years and I can tell you that people are not their jobs; it is just how they make money to pay their bills.

[QUOTE=LoveItHere69;3030110]Los Torres. Cra 53 #49-43. This place is one block north and 2 blocks west from Veracruz. They cook ribs and stuff using a wood grill 2 meters from the sidewalk. They give people a piece to try. Just ask. The hours listed are wrong. Pretty sure they are closed on Sunday and the grilled meat is 11 am - 4 pm most days.

[URL]https://lostorreshornoypar.wixsite.com/lostorres[/URL]

Carbon and Sabor Cra 52 #49-53? (also other locations). Next to Kiskiriski on Google maps. 2 block walk from Veracruz. The grilled meat in the fajitas is great.

Both are nearly at the same location on parallel streets.[/QUOTE]Thanks I will do a food review.

What's the best way to convert I've had a friend that's been and said he convert his money before he came and got a great deal with his bank not sure which bank tho but I was thinking in using a bank in Medellin are the conversion rates fair over there or hiked up? Also TY to everyone that answered my last question.

What kind of food are you looking for / missing? In what part of are you staying?

I stay 10 minutes east of Veracruz. Preferably I could go for candied yams, Mac and cheese, collard greens and smothered pork chops. But beggers can't be choosers. I will take anything good at this point. But nothing raw like sushi. Mr. E is right. Not a lot of vegetable options at restaurants. In Brazil you have carne or frango milanesa. But no option for fish milanesa. You can't even get a decent cheeseburger and fries. Although everywhere sells burgers, they all suck ass. I did get a great burger in Buenos Aires, but unfortunately it was my last day.

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3030184]Preferably I could go for candied yams, Mac and cheese, collard greens and smothered pork chops. [/QUOTE]In that case, you would want to go to Sweet Georgia Cafe.

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3030184]What kind of food are you looking for / missing? In what part of are you staying?

I stay 10 minutes east of Veracruz. Preferably I could go for candied yams, Mac and cheese, collard greens and smothered pork chops. But beggers can't be choosers. I will take anything good at this point. But nothing raw like sushi. Mr. E is right. Not a lot of vegetable options at restaurants. In Brazil you have carne or frango milanesa. But no option for fish milanesa. You can't even get a decent cheeseburger and fries. Although everywhere sells burgers, they all suck ass. I did get a great burger in Buenos Aires, but unfortunately it was my last day.[/QUOTE]Great burgers at the burger place in Provenza. 😋

[QUOTE=SeizeTheDay;3030184]What kind of food are you looking for / missing? In what part of are you staying?

I stay 10 minutes east of Veracruz. Preferably I could go for candied yams, Mac and cheese, collard greens and smothered pork chops. But beggers can't be choosers. I will take anything good at this point. But nothing raw like sushi. Mr. E is right. Not a lot of vegetable options at restaurants. In Brazil you have carne or frango milanesa. But no option for fish milanesa. You can't even get a decent cheeseburger and fries. Although everywhere sells burgers, they all suck ass. I did get a great burger in Buenos Aires, but unfortunately it was my last day.[/QUOTE]El Centro isn't the best for food, although CC El Camino Real and a few other places in Boston and Buenos Aires are decent. If you get out of El Centro, there are plenty of food options, including vegetables. Something as simple as going to Jumbo for lunch will usually have options like chicken, salmon (maybe even pork chops) and vegetables and even a modest salad bar. You also have places that specialize in salads, vegetables and healthier food options around Meddy. As far as soul food, probably your closest options would be places like Sweet Georgia Cafe and / or Restaurante Jamaiquita but you would need to take a the train or a $3 cab to these places. In general, any Mall will have some decent options, like Premium Plaza, for instance. Outside of El Centro will provide you with your best food options.