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[QUOTE=Jim0129;1451842]I don't think your comparison is right, even though the minimum wage in Mexico is very low, almost no one makes minimum wage in Mexico[/QUOTE]Yes, but almost nobody makes minimum wage in California, either.
Just trying to maintain consistent yardsticks.
Spent 4 approximatley 4 hours in La Zona yesterday (Sunday) afternoon. Most of it was at HK, but I was popping my head a few times in AB to see if the talent in there was improving as time went by. I sat with my wing man having beers served by our favorite Mesero #28 next to the main stage. However, nothing really caught my eye as going upstairs material. There was the cute gal (her name escapes me) that I went up with on the 4th of July, but she was busy getting fichas from the same Asian fella for a few hours upstairs at the table next to the lapdance booths. Ouch, think that could get expensive, given how fast she knocks 'them back. She said hello to me on the way to the restroom. I bought a few fichas for a 30 year old very fake looking blonde named Liliana with a great body. Meanwhile my buddy went upstairs with some chick that was just so so. Things weren't really improving. Even my buddy said they were fatter and ugly than usual that day.
With an urge to leave and to go arriba, we moved on to AB for 1 drink looky. A 23 year old named Liliana from Sonora, whom I had been checking out, came to sit. Tall, fake, dirty blonde, thin. We decided to go arriba for the standard 60 bucks. She seemed nice enough. Upstairs her performance was just average, but she didn't want to do a BJ. Her nice body did it for me, so I didn't really care. I'd repeat, but negotiate that upfront. Even though I'm used BJ being standard.
Tacos: Oh how I love Al-Pastor tacos and I got my fair share yesterday, upon arrival and just before I left. I used to always go to the taco stand at the corner of Constitucion & Coahuila just next to Chicago club. A few years back the taco man told me that that stand was run by the same people that run the one on Ninos Heroes between Coahuila and the Alley. I'd always prefered the one outside chicago club, because there were less beggars, and the area was much lower traffic. However, when this taco stand is no more. I noticed it for the first time on the 4th of July, but It probably has been different for a while. They no longer have Al Pastor at this place. It seems like a whole new cart entirely. I've been going to the one on Ninos Heroes. Even though the restaurant right next to the stand also has Al Pastor and is really clean. There is just something about street tacos. .
The line getting back was absolutley ridiculous. Checked the CBP site and it said 2 hours wait for the pedestrian lanes, but it was longer than I've ever seen it. Thankfully my buddy and I both have SENTRI, so we just breezed on through in a few minutes. Those of you regulars who don't already have SENTRI, get on it. Best money I've ever spent! I don't know how those people can do it. What happens if you have to use the potty? I don't imagine people hold your spot in line.
I just booked a 2 night stay with 2 of my friends at the Hotel Ticuan. I can't wait! The bad part is they only had a room with a King size bed in it. Oh well. It's a small price to pay foran outstanding hotel that's minutes from all the action. I do have a question however, the total nights are costing $1650 pesos with out tax and hotel fees if any. And if I'm not mistaking, this come out to roughly $129.00 US dollars right? Or is my math wrong? This sounds a bit cheap to me being its Labor Day weekend. Any who, I wanted to know where would be a great place for dinner and drinks. I mean I will eat all the street tacos I can handle, but I want a nice sit down restaurant with a cool vibe.
Since this is going to be Labor Day weekend, what should I expect? Besides higher prices. I will go to HK, AB, Chicago and do up the Coahuila for some street action. Is there anything else is should venture to?
Thanks Guys
80.00 is too much for a hk girl. That works out to 160 an hour. You are better off calling a escort agency for 100 or even 125 for one hour. They will come to your room in a comfortable enviroment w / nice bed and shower, instead of some dump room at hk or ab. Never pay more than 60.00. Never get married. Fall in love many many times. Fall out of love when you get back home.
[QUOTE=Party God;1452306]The line getting back was absolutley ridiculous. Checked the CBP site and it said 2 hours wait for the pedestrian lanes, but it was longer than I've ever seen it. Thankfully my buddy and I both have SENTRI, so we just breezed on through in a few minutes. Those of you regulars who don't already have SENTRI, get on it. Best money I've ever spent! I don't know how those people can do it. What happens if you have to use the potty? I don't imagine people hold your spot in line.[/QUOTE]Is there any such thing as a handicap entry at the border? I am a beat up old vet who has trouble standing up for long periods of time.
Thanks,
Slim
[QUOTE=Nvslim; 1452425]Is there any such thing as a handicap entry at the border? I am a beat up old vet who has trouble standing up for long periods of time.
Thanks,
Slim[/QUOTE]I am pretty sure that you can go to the head of the line and speak to a CBP officer. I've seen older people do it. Your condition should be visible and obvious to the CBP. If not they will probably tell you to get to the back of the line.
[QUOTE=Artisttyp;1452460]I am pretty sure that you can go to the head of the line and speak to a CBP officer. I've seen older people do it. Your condition should be visible and obvious to the CBP. If not they will probably tell you to get to the back of the line.[/QUOTE]Once you pass the turnstiles to american soil, the leftmost lane is handicap, the middle is regular, the right is sentri.
Before the turnstiles, as artisttyp mentioned, but you run the risk of having an asshole cbp turning you to the back of the line.
[QUOTE=Guitarrefreak; 1452524]Once you pass the turnstiles to american soil, the leftmost lane is handicap, the middle is regular, the right is sentri.
Before the turnstiles, as artisttyp mentioned, but you run the risk of having an asshole cbp turning you to the back of the line.[/QUOTE]I don't know if this is an option because I don't know if they have a handicap ramp (for wheelchair.if you have) just take the $5 bus to the front of the line (to bus / handicap line.) I don't think it will save any time but you won't have to stand.
[QUOTE=HelpRules;1452357]Never pay more than 60.00. Never get married. Fall in love many many times. Fall out of love when you get back home.[/QUOTE]LOL. True words of wisdom.
[QUOTE=Artisttyp;1452460]I am pretty sure that you can go to the head of the line and speak to a CBP officer. I've seen older people do it. Your condition should be visible and obvious to the CBP. If not they will probably tell you to get to the back of the line.[/QUOTE]I'm sure you'll probably have to show documentation or dish out a handicap placard. If not, then everybody will be faking a limp leg or riding wheelchairs (next evolution to bicycles).
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1452534]I don't know if this is an option because I don't know if they have a handicap ramp (for wheelchair.if you have) just take the $5 bus to the front of the line (to bus / handicap line.) I don't think it will save any time but you won't have to stand.[/QUOTE]Tried it once before I got my sentri, wasn't too impressed but maybe I got unlucky (seems like the entire world was taking buses that day) and the pedestrian line ended up moving faster than bus line.
I had to "politely" cut in front of some guys who were very understanding of my situation, as I had to catch a ride to LA that day
[QUOTE=Guitarrefreak; 1452700]Tried it once before I got my sentri, wasn't too impressed but maybe I got unlucky (seems like the entire world was taking buses that day) and the pedestrian line ended up moving faster than bus line.
I had to "politely" cut in front of some guys who were very understanding of my situation, as I had to catch a ride to LA that day[/QUOTE]I paid $20 one evening thinking it was going to be faster along with a buddy. Standing line was moving faster. Remember, they only want your money as they do a you-turn once they drop you off. This is also true for the guy who says he can get you to the front of the line. He brings you up to the front and have you jump in when the line starts to move. Both were a couple of years back when I was not coming down as frequent. Learned these scams fast. In before I got he sentri pass, I just jumped in line and acted like I belong there. Both are scams. Don't fall for it.
Has anyone used sexytijuana before? The girls simply have phone numbers to call and there don't seem to be agencies involved for most of them. My Spanish isn't the greatest so I'm concerned that I might not be able to get the point across when making an appointment. Anybody have any experience with this site? Do you usually just agree to meet them at one of their preferred hotels? I've got my eye on Jessy supersensual. Anybody have experience with her? A lot of these girls don't have eroticreview reviews so I figured a first hand account would be helpful. Without an agency and reviews it all seems a little shady.
Thanks for the help gentlemen.
[QUOTE=Watnow78; 1452354]I just booked a 2 night stay with 2 of my friends at the Hotel Ticuan. I can't wait! The bad part is they only had a room with a King size bed in it. Oh well. It's a small price to pay foran outstanding hotel that's minutes from all the action. I do have a question however, the total nights are costing $1650 pesos with out tax and hotel fees if any. And if I'm not mistaking, this come out to roughly $129. 00 US dollars right? Or is my math wrong? This sounds a bit cheap to me being its Labor Day weekend. Any who, I wanted to know where would be a great place for dinner and drinks. I mean I will eat all the street tacos I can handle, but I want a nice sit down restaurant with a cool vibe.
Since this is going to be Labor Day weekend, what should I expect? Besides higher prices. I will go to HK, AB, Chicago and do up the Coahuila for some street action. Is there anything else is should venture to?
Thanks Guys[/QUOTE]All three in one room, one bed? That should be cozy.
If you booked a sencillo, and then said there would be three people, they're charging you extra for the third person.
Didn't they have more rooms?
[QUOTE=Monolith;1452597]I'm sure you'll probably have to show documentation or dish out a handicap placard. If not, then everybody will be faking a limp leg or riding wheelchairs (next evolution to bicycles).[/QUOTE]Thanks all. Got a disabled I'd and VA cards.
Slim