Stupid shit in Medellin

[QUOTE]I pay premium for the girls I'm seeing, but you won't find my girls working the streets or casas. They are of much better quality looks wise, they don't serve 5-15 dicks a day to make ends meet. I spend a lot of time sourcing them out and vetting them and more often than not, I get what I pay for.[/QUOTE]Does this change the fact that they are prostitutes taking your dick (and the dicks of others no matter what the quantity) for money?

Since you fly to another country in order to hire said prostitutes does that make you a [B]International Trick[/B]?

Do these methods make you better than any other [B]International Trick[/B] posting up in these threads?

[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2960422]A bottle of water costs around $1 at a grocery store, while the same bottle of water may cost $5 at the airport. When I buy $5 bottle, I totally understand that it is the same bottle that I can buy at the grocery store, but I agree to pay the convenience fee or whatever you call it........[/QUOTE]We think differently and that's fine because that's what being human is about but I never allow myself to think I have been scammed whether it is for $1 or $1000. You do not think that you are being scammed at the airport, I do, and never ever buy anything there.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2960622]We think differently and that's fine because that's what being human is about but I never allow myself to think I have been scammed whether it is for $1 or $1000. You do not think that you are being scammed at the airport, I do, and never ever buy anything there.[/QUOTE]Your point is fine but you're wrong that it's a scam. A price scam is when you are getting lied to about the value of something. In this case, you are not being scammed because the airport is not telling you that their water is better or worth more than a grocery's water. They aren't telling you that there is no water available outside of the airport or anything like that. They are simply charging more because they have a captive audience / the first point of purchasing for people coming off a flight.

Labeling filtered tap water as pure Fiji spring water is a scam while selling Fiji spring water at twice the price of filtered tap water is not a scam (it might be a scam for a company to produce that water and claim it's better though). It's the same reason buying a $10 hotdog at a baseball game isn't considered a scam, just a rip-off. You're still getting something to eat and it's what you expect, it's just marked up due to audience capture which is annoying.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2960467]Does this change the fact that they are prostitutes taking your dick (and the dicks of others no matter what the quantity) for money?

Since you fly to another country in order to hire said prostitutes does that make you a [B]International Trick[/B]?

Do these methods make you better than any other [B]International Trick[/B] posting up in these threads?[/QUOTE]He also thinks because he pays premium that the sex is going to be premium. LOL. The shit people say to feed their ego. Look at me, I'm a premium payer! Like first class on a plane. If you were really about that life, you would have your own plane and not bragging about first class. I guess next, there will be a group like passport bros, called premium payers. Smh.

[QUOTE=IamLookin;2960105]Just to be clear here. Schwab is not the only brokerage / account account that will refund fees. Fidelity Investments does as well and usually within 3 days. I believe Morgan Stanley does the same. Also, TD bank also refunds fees pending on the type of account you have. I use Fidelity and TD without any issues.

Easy way to find out is to just ask your bank.[/QUOTE]E-Trade refunds my fees but then turns around and charges me 1% 'foreign currency transaction fee,' which Schwab does not. So, I use E-Trade stateside and Schwab elsewhere. I like to travel with 3 ATM cards and 3 credit cards with no more than two cards in the same place at any time.

[QUOTE=TheDerilious;2960638]Your point is fine but you're wrong that it's a scam. A price scam is when you are getting lied to about the value of something. In this case, you are not being scammed because the airport is not telling you that their water is better or worth more than a grocery's water. They aren't telling you that there is no water available outside of the airport or anything like that. They are simply charging more because they have a captive audience / the first point of purchasing for people coming off a flight.

Labeling filtered tap water as pure Fiji spring water is a scam while selling Fiji spring water at twice the price of filtered tap water is not a scam (it might be a scam for a company to produce that water and claim it's better though). It's the same reason buying a $10 hotdog at a baseball game isn't considered a scam, just a rip-off. You're still getting something to eat and it's what you expect, it's just marked up due to audience capture which is annoying.[/QUOTE]Your explanation is good and well reasoned but this is why I think the airport is a scam: lets say you go to the supermarket and the bottle of water is $1 then you go to a mall and that same bottle is $2, it is understandable because the mall salesperson has to pay rent. The airport salesperson probably has the same rent to pay but charges $5. Why does he do this? Because he knows that you cannot leave the airport to go buy the water somewhere else. That's a scam in my book. I always go the airport well fed and well hydrated and window shop only. The exception would be duty free items that are reasonably priced and that I need, of course.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2960866]Your explanation is good and well reasoned but this is why I think the airport is a scam: lets say you go to the supermarket and the bottle of water is $1 then you go to a mall and that same bottle is $2, it is understandable because the mall salesperson has to pay rent. The airport salesperson probably has the same rent to pay but charges $5. Why does he do this? Because he knows that you cannot leave the airport to go buy the water somewhere else. That's a scam in my book. I always go the airport well fed and well hydrated and window shop only. The exception would be duty free items that are reasonably priced and that I need, of course.[/QUOTE]I agree with Turgid, the airport is in fact a scam and guys who say that it isn't a scam and try to explain it using supply and demand, so not understand economics. What is occurring inside the airport is that the companies that sell food, drink, and other items are colluding with each other to charge higher prices to their customers because they know that TSA will not allow people to bring their own drinks into the airport.

This is a scam known as price fixing and it is illegal, however the government themselves are colluding with the airport to allow it to continue to happen. Hopefully with the new Trump administration things like this and other price fixing scams, such as with the price of gasoline, will be coming to an end.

Take a look at what Google says about what the airport is doing, Google says it is a scam too.

-Gabacho.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2960970]I agree with Turgid, the airport is in fact a scam and guys who say that it isn't a scam and try to explain it using supply and demand, so not understand economics. What is occurring inside the airport is that the companies that sell food, drink, and other items are colluding with each other to charge higher prices to their customers because they know that TSA will not allow people to bring their own drinks into the airport.[/QUOTE]Simple minds. Here let me help with a very small list of reality.

Airports have a committee that approve your use of the space. You can not just pay the fee and open because they want a certain mixture of businesses. Even if you have the money they will not allow you to open 10 McDonalds at the airport versus other commercial spaces just do not care as long as they get paid.

Airports have extremely high rental costs per square area.

Everything (especially fresh perishable food) can not be quickly and easily be delivered. It all has to go through security and those delivery drivers need background checks.

All employees need to go through a strong background check and go through security every day to get to work.

Very high employee turnover since the employee has to travel far out of town to even get to work since most airports are outside the city.

[QUOTE=WawaRider;2960968]Man take Colombian women to US not knowing she is already pregnant:

[URL]https://www.facebook.com/share/v/15YGQCLxCF/[/URL][/QUOTE]Where is this place I can order some salsa? Asking for a friend.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2960970]I agree with Turgid, the airport is in fact a scam and guys who say that it isn't a scam and try to explain it using supply and demand, so not understand economics. What is occurring inside the airport is that the companies that sell food, drink, and other items are colluding with each other to charge higher prices to their customers because they know that TSA will not allow people to bring their own drinks into the airport.

This is a scam known as price fixing and it is illegal, however the government themselves are colluding with the airport to allow it to continue to happen. Hopefully with the new Trump administration things like this and other price fixing scams, such as with the price of gasoline, will be coming to an end.

Take a look at what Google says about what the airport is doing, Google says it is a scam too.

-Gabacho.[/QUOTE]I think you might be a bit mentally malnourished if you can't understand the distinction between a scam and cutthroat business practice. The way that airlines, stadiums, zoos, theme parks operate completely suck but they are not scams. Scams relate to dishonest / illegal business practices. These situations relate to the simple dynamics of charging more because they know it is more difficult to get products otherwise. You are completely free to leave and no business is telling you that you can't order a taxi to deliver you food before you pass the security gates. Disney world is overpriced, but it's not like you are banned from leaving the park to get some food / water and wait in line to get back in.

The Airport is a special situation because of terrorism and governmental security risks. You might have forgotten but after 9/11 airports have been extremely guarded worldwide to stem terrorism and other subversive elements. The governments aren't colluding with anything; they are simply trying to provide security because another 9/11 in any country would be bad. Businesses can take advantage of those restrictions to improve their margins, but they also have to pay a cost of dealing with those restrictions on their own supply side. But then again, any company is allowed to run their business as they like. Movie theaters don't allow you to bring in food; it's not a scam, just freaking annoying. You have no real evidence of price fixing and your stupid assertion of government collusion throws your entire point into question. Be smarter next time.

Under your argument, Trump has been scamming the American tax payers for years because he has been charging the Secret Service top hotel rates at his hotel (an extremely overpriced hotel to begin with) because he is forcing them to stay there due to his own choice (this is actually illegal BTW, but I'm sure you don't care). The idea that Trump will tackle even one price fixing scam is laughable, but considering your understanding of basic economics, I'm sure you swallow whatever they tell you, and you've clearly been taking few loads already. Best to stick to the Centro scene, it definitely fits your level.

[QUOTE=Kazeu;2961116]Yes, medellin has been ruined by gringos and passport bros. Its a shame, but it happens. Lets hope Trump legalizes prostitution and the passport bros stay home. LOL.[/QUOTE]I'm pretty sure that unless you were born, raised, and still live in Colombia as an adult, that you are in fact a sex tourist. Local men are not having a major impact on the sex worker market. Foreigners come from all countries; not just America. And unless they are going there for some reason other than sex; then they will have an impact.

There's plenty of guys who won't go overseas for various reasons.

[QUOTE=TheDerelict;2961151]I think you might be a bit mentally malnourished if you can't understand the distinction between a scam and cutthroat business practice. The way that airlines, stadiums, zoos, theme parks operate completely suck but they are not scams. Scams relate to dishonest / illegal business practices. These situations relate to the simple dynamics of charging more because they know it is more difficult to get products otherwise. You are completely free to leave and no business is telling you that you can't order a taxi to deliver you food before you pass the security gates. Disney world is overpriced, but it's not like you are banned from leaving the park to get some food / water and wait in line to get back in.

The Airport is a special situation because of terrorism and governmental security risks. You might have forgotten but after 9/11 airports have been extremely guarded worldwide to stem terrorism and other subversive elements. The governments aren't colluding with anything; they are simply trying to provide security because another 9/11 in any country would be bad. Businesses can take advantage of those restrictions to improve their margins, but they also have to pay a cost of dealing with those restrictions on their own supply side. But then again, any company is allowed to run their business as they like. Movie theaters don't allow you to bring in food; it's not a scam, just freaking annoying. You have no real evidence of price fixing and your stupid assertion of government collusion throws your entire point into question. Be smarter next time..[/QUOTE]Coming from a guy named the Derilict LOL. Actually my understanding of economics is much more advanced than yours. I'm currently completing my bachelor's degree in business administration, and yes what the airport and as well as movie theaters and amusement parks are doing is in fact price fixing.

They are not allowing products to be sold at a fair market value. And they are all charging an inflated price so that you have to pay more. You cannot reasonably expect someone to leave the airport checkpoint to go buy food or drink at an outside location then come back to the airport and go back thru the security checkpoint again, they would miss their flight.

I've posted the screenshot from Google explaining how price fixing is a scam. You didn't post anything to back up what you said.

If anyone is taking loads it is you, bending over and taking them raw from Joe Biden and the liberal woke media.

And also the airports in Colombia do allow you to bring in outside food and drink (in large containers) thru their security checkpoints as long as it's a domestic flight. I bet you didn't even know that, did you? I even have brought an open bottle of tequila with me onto a flight to Cucuta one time. And I'm pretty sure I have more experience in Colombia the you ever will, buddy. You can now add Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia to that list too.

Now go crawl back under your rock before I get SubCmdr to come rip you a new one.

Gabacho.

[QUOTE=VanessasClient;2961182]I'm pretty sure that unless you were born, raised, and still live in Colombia as an adult, that you are in fact a sex tourist. Local men are not having a major impact on the sex worker market. Foreigners come from all countries; not just America. And unless they are going there for some reason other than sex; then they will have an impact.
[/QUOTE]I'm not sure what your point is. Are you trying to say I'm a sex tourist? Never did I say I was not one. Guilty as charged. You can be a sex tourist and still recognize that sex tourism has ruined medellin. Thats why I balk at contributing info on new places on these boards. Why would anyone want to share the best unknown spots with the general public. Look at how instagram has ruined tourism in general. Too many people travelling to the same places because they're too lazy to discover places on their own.

[QUOTE=VanessasClient;2961182]
There's plenty of guys who won't go overseas for various reasons.[/QUOTE]Again don't see your point. Doesn't matter who stays home. We've already established that too many sex tourists are arriving in Medellin.

[QUOTE=TheDerilious;2961151]I think you might be a bit mentally malnourished if you can't understand the distinction between a scam and cutthroat business practice. The way that airlines, stadiums, zoos, theme parks operate completely suck but they are not scams. Scams relate to dishonest / illegal business practices. These situations relate to the simple dynamics of charging more because they know it is more difficult to get products otherwise. You are completely free to leave and no business is telling you that you can't order a taxi to deliver you food before you pass the security gates. Disney world is overpriced, but it's not like you are banned from leaving the park to get some food / water and wait in line to get back in.

The Airport is a special situation because of terrorism and governmental security risks. You might have forgotten but after 9/11 airports have been extremely guarded worldwide to stem terrorism and other subversive elements. The governments aren't colluding with anything; they are simply trying to provide security because another 9/11 in any country would be bad. Businesses can take advantage of those restrictions to improve their margins, but they also have to pay a cost of dealing with those restrictions on their own supply side. But then again, any company is allowed to run their business as they like. Movie theaters don't allow you to bring in food; it's not a scam, just freaking annoying. You have no real evidence of price fixing and your stupid assertion of government collusion throws your entire point into question. Be smarter next time..[/QUOTE]Airlines 100% colluding and its a bullshit scam. Fuck them. I am thrilled Spirit is going bankrupt because of their bullshit policies. Charging 150 $ for a carry on is so fucking dumb. They wonder why they can't stay in business with those practices. Google and internet ruined air travel.

[QUOTE=Kazeu;2961116]Yes, medellin has been ruined by gringos and passport bros. Its a shame, but it happens. Lets hope Trump legalizes prostitution and the passport bros stay home. LOL.[/QUOTE]Someone at work the other day asked what can we do to stop mass shootings in the USA? I silently thought to myself, "legalize prostitution". End of story.