Bogota Reports

I went to Pussy House for the second time in about 2 months tonight. It was pretty good a two years ago and went several times then but I had a bad experience about 2 months ago and didn't write a report thinking it was "just one of those off nights". I went again tonight and can confirm. Avoid this place.

First, the business model is not to sell chicks for sex, but to load the semi-hot girls into booths to ring up the drink prices for the locals.

The girls hanging around and not in booths were anywhere from 3-5's on my scale. The 5's who did happen to walk around were uninterested in having sex. I am a gringo but speak Spanish and just ordered the 10 mil Club Colombia but they tack on an extra 10 mil for food. I tried to argue but they insisted, not a gringo thing because all the tables had the same shitty bag of shit food on their tables.

I had taking a bunch of Viagra and just wanted to unload but was willing to just cut my losses and leave anyway. But on my way out this girl outside talked me into 140 sex. I was the only one in any of the rooms next store. The chick was about a 4 but had beautiful eyes so I was like "fuck it".

Again, this place is awful. Don't waste your time and they won't miss you either.

[QUOTE=StinkySquid;2569752]I prefer to take delivery to my room. It's just more my thing. And in Brazil I have done reasonably well with that.

I had some really nice chats with a few of them from PhotoPrepago, plus a whole line-up from SA. What I like with these chats is if they are warm. When they respond. When you're more than just a stack of cash. Like, when they come with this attitude "don't waste my time" I go, fuck you! Don't waste my time with bullshit not giving me some courtesy and a little flirt. So, I had two I was flirting with over the last few days.

But I am a bit concerned whether they are some scam hiding behind pictures. ...[/QUOTE]To which I got the following replies:

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2569974]What is with the getting wrapped up in hookers? They are there to be paid to be fucked. All the extra flirting and checking up on their profiles is a big waste of time. Seems you guys are missing normal women in your lives to have to go through all this shit with hookers.[/QUOTE]I understand it may not be your thing, but it's mine. As long as I have (had) my GF why would I even want a hooker. And when I do a hooker, why would I not want to enjoy the encounter? I'm not quite sure if that's posturing on your part, but I'd say each his own. I like my sexual activity to be an overall good experience. Dead fish eyes closed do it quickly is not and probably never will be my thing.

[QUOTE]The cashier at McDonald's doesn't care about your feelings. They are there to take in cash and give out burgers. With hookers you order pussy the same way that you order burgers. No need to call ahead and tell them how good the burgers look on the picture and ask them to let you hear the meat sizzling on the grill. These chicks are not sending you googly eyes and heart emojis because they are hoping that you are their true love. They are doing it so hopefully you will hurry up and come off some cash. [/QUOTE]I know they are not engaging like this because of "true love". But there is still a lot of fun in playing love, even if fake. It's just fun to play with emotions. And I think there is a provable correlation between girls who engage like this to tend to give you a better experience from those who are just professional fast-sex cashiers.

After all that flirting, that one girl had made me an offer for 400 (kCOP) for the entire night. She just left and it's 1 pm now. She was here from 10 pm to 1 pm. There was zero time pressure, and there was zero money pressure either. She didn't ask for any up front. We met like lovers, I had some delicacies in my room to enjoy. I found the entire time enjoyable and I had picked that one because she was cute in the pictures. Advertised as 19 yo, which of course we know is always "some time ago". I was worried how old the pictures would be, and to my great relief what I had seen and liked was pretty much up to date. So, I was a happy camper. In my book I scored and this has directly to do with the attitude which you get a feel for that attitude when you chat ahead of time.

[QUOTE=Kib123;2570014]Seems to be a lot of trouble to go through for paid pussy. And, no, you are never more than a stack of cash to a hooker.[/QUOTE]Yes of course it is service for money. But everyone has their story and is human. I am after the ones who are not yet battle hardened. Who have spirit and a glow. I have been consistently happy with those who did have that. And I have been consistently unhappy with those who didn't.

Just before I had given her the money as she called her taxi, I was anxious that she would have said "400" leaving a final argument of "oh but I meant USD 400", but that worry was unnecessary as it turns out. This chica was simply doing her thing with respect.

I have to learn better Spanish though, this translating in my head to and from Portuguese doesn't work too well.

And as for unnecessary worries, this here I do not understand:

[QUOTE=Kib123;2569837]But how much did you actually get for your $10? The teaser rates posted are before commission and fees that reduce the 3,600 to 3,000 or very likely less.

Also not sure what ATM you used, because I got 3,629 (net) on same day at the red ATM (I think Scotiabank) by the luggage claim area, no fees.[/QUOTE]What is the problem of using an ATM machine at the airport before you exit? Why is this even an argument? Why would anyone even consider these money changers? Why are they even still there? I'd rather flirt with a hooker over WhatsApp and give her a tip after doing well than to change cash at a booth in an airport. ;)

GENERAL INFO:

As I arrived in BOG airport, not requiring the CoViD tests was such a treat.

I used the 1 hour free WiFi to get everything else figured out.

Cell phone roaming: I found that my Simple Mobile (ex Trac Phone) that uses the T-mobile network is doing south America roaming without problem. I love the Simple Mobile, it's awesome, you could have an America Roaming SIM without ever presenting your ID and pay everything in cash. This is quite a nice touch. Anyway, only problem is that the T-Mobile network is always flaky everywhere. Even in the USA I have white holes and here in BOG I see the bars frequently disappear while my PY sim card that logs onto the ATT network in the USA has way more stable bars.

Uber works in strange ways in Colombia, they didn't even show me a price. But I jumped and it worked 25 mil COP to Chapinero.

The driver said everything is open again. Saw people in restaurants. Seems like mask wearing on the street may be required. I usually hate that but I ended up doing it just to avoid testing the waters. But even in shops I see people without masks, they just put them on if someone else comes inside.

[QUOTE=Matthew44;2570191]I was looking for places within walking distance from my rental. I am staying in an AirBnB right between Parque 93 and Zona T, so I am sure that there are a ton of great places. I found a listing for OSK Peru, which looks great, but struck out when trying to find a traditional steakhouse. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]La Brasserie on Carrera 13 between Calle 85 & 86a. There are also a few other upscale restaurants on that street. OSK Peru is on that street.

[QUOTE=Kib123;2569837]But how much did you actually get for your $10? The teaser rates posted are before commission and fees that reduce the 3,600 to 3,000 or very likely less.

Also not sure what ATM you used, because I got 3,629 (net) on same day at the red ATM (I think Scotiabank) by the luggage claim area, no fees.[/QUOTE]If you read my post a little closer you would see that I said I got 3600 pesos for one dollar. That means I got 36000 pesos for the ten dollar bill.

To answer another guy who said it is crazy to use the money changers at the airport well I agree. In my case the line for the ATM at the airport was long. So I knew the taxi would cost me 25 K. To me my time is important.

[QUOTE=JohnGault;2570434]If you read my post a little closer you would see that I said I got 3600 pesos for one dollar. That means I got 36000 pesos for the ten dollar bill.

To answer another guy who said it is crazy to use the money changers at the airport well I agree. In my case the line for the ATM at the airport was long. So I knew the taxi would cost me 25 K. To me my time is important.[/QUOTE]Well this is timely. Just flew into BOG Wednesday night. Happened to glance at the currency exchange rates. One place was giving 3620 and the other had 3630 per dollar. I believe the actual rate at the time was 3670. Usually the airport exchange rates suck, but that's not bad at all, especially if you're already at the airport and don't want to wait for the ATM.

[QUOTE=GreenBud;2570414]La Brasserie on Carrera 13 between Calle 85 & 86a. There are also a few other upscale restaurants on that street. OSK Peru is on that street.[/QUOTE]At GreenBud, thanks for the suggestion. That place looks perfect!

I also appreciate the tip about checking other restaurants on that street. Primi looks to be an excellent Italian restaurant, right down the street. There's a Four Seasons and a Sofitel on the other side of the street, but their restaurants look overpriced for the quality. I'll do some more hunting, but now I've got three very decent restaurants that I can visit within walking distance. Much appreciated!

[QUOTE=Matthew44;2570499]At GreenBud, thanks for the suggestion. That place looks perfect!

I also appreciate the tip about checking other restaurants on that street. Primi looks to be an excellent Italian restaurant, right down the street. There's a Four Seasons and a Sofitel on the other side of the street, but their restaurants look overpriced for the quality. I'll do some more hunting, but now I've got three very decent restaurants that I can visit within walking distance. Much appreciated![/QUOTE]On the same street, right across from Osaka is De luca's trendy, decent Italian restaurant.

[QUOTE=LatinaLover#1;2570625]On the same street, right across from Osaka is De luca's trendy, decent Italian restaurant.[/QUOTE]I've added that one to my list as well. Thanks!

[QUOTE=StinkySquid;2570394]I understand it may not be your thing, but it's mine. As long as I have (had) my GF why would I even want a hooker. And when I do a hooker, why would I not want to enjoy the encounter? I'm not quite sure if that's posturing on your part, but I'd say each his own. I like my sexual activity to be an overall good experience. Dead fish eyes closed do it quickly is not and probably never will be my thing.

I know they are not engaging like this because of "true love". But there is still a lot of fun in playing love, even if fake. It's just fun to play with emotions. And I think there is a provable correlation between girls who engage like this to tend to give you a better experience from those who are just professional fast-sex cashiers.[/QUOTE]SS,

I would have posted the same thing as you did a year ago. To recap, you are into the three phases of relationships: working girls, working girls where there is affection (sugar baby like), and civilians.

I had it out with Mr. E thinking he did not get it. I met a woman off seeking, and she was a 10 and a 10 in bed to boot. We did not talk all that much but when we were done, I slipped 300 k in her purse. Mr. E called me out on that, pretty much said I was a dumb ass for doing so. I thought about it and asked myself why, and I really did not like the answer. At first, it was habit, second it was to be polite, and the third, and the one I really hated, was that I felt I was not worthy of this woman. That is how badly my ego had bruised by women in the American sex prison.

It took me 4 weeks to see this woman again. In fact, I kind of went to Colombia to see her again. I fucked the shit out of her again and this time paid her nothing. I planned a trip with her and went to Mexico with her. On our last day in Mexico, she was in tears thinking she would not see me again, and we did see each other again in fact have several times.

I told my friends about her and they all could not believe what I was telling them. They all were saying you have to keep this woman.

I thought being loyal to one woman was a condition that I could never meet again. I liked sex too much, but it really was not that. I wanted to be satisfied, and I thought the only way I would be was with multiple women. But now every woman after the one I am with now would be a disappointment. I am not just satisfied after being with this woman. I am depleted. Usually when there is one of you and many of another group you are in the wrong, but I was not polyamorous because of me but because of these other women. With a few exceptions, I was always left wanting more or different.

Look, there are all kinds of definitions for what a 10 is. I get that. With this one, men honk their horns, turn around and stare at her ass when she is with me. When I went to a disco and they do filming of the hottest women there on screen, I thought she would be the first one they put on a screen; she was second. Think about that for a minute. I am at a disco in Cancun at Spring Break, and she is the hottest one there. There was no one there that was a trade up. We went to a busy park with thousands of people in Bogota, and I look around and again, there were none better.

Thing is she is with me for money right? The long game? If you saw us together, it would take you a second to see that is not the case. Every second she can, she is hanging on me, kissing me, stroking me. It is the easiest thing in the world to see if a woman is interested in a guy or his money in real life.

Mr. E has said there are two kinds of women, working girls you pay for sex and women you do not. That third category, the one you are enjoying where you imagine the woman likes you, is not real. Dude, if the woman really likes you, why is she taking money from you? She is insulting you. She is saying the only way you are worthy of her pussy is with money.

It is not like I have not spent money to be with my gal. I have with regards to travel, time, hotels, ETC, but here is the thing. She has spent her time to be with me too and at this point, I do not care how much it costs I am going to be with her, but both of would be aghast right now at the notion I am paying for sex.

So once you get that a woman setting a price for pussy is insulting you, then you negotiate down as harshly as you possible can and if you do not like the price, you walk like anything else. I have told guys time and again to not set prices with seeking. Yes, I know you get more responses, but you also get a ton more working girls.

There have been several times in Colombia and a few in Mexico that women wanted to see me and not need to be paid. Funny thing is those women were much, much better lovers than the ones who did get expect to get paid.

The whole notion that you do not want to insult the woman you are with over 400,000 COP or $400 US I get. You do not want to insult her, but she is insulting you by giving you a price. I know you would argue with the notion that you are paying her to like you, but that is what we have been accustomed to in the USA sex prison, and that is what you are doing. You would even say the sex is better in a sugar baby relationship than a pure hooker one, and it is, but why not go for even better sex without being insulted?

There are amazing women in Colombia who want to date you for you and fuck you for you. So why waste your time with these fake relationships?

[QUOTE=StinkySquid;2570394]

I understand it may not be your thing, but it's mine. As long as I have (had) my GF why would I even want a hooker. And when I do a hooker, why would I not want to enjoy the encounter? I'm not quite sure if that's posturing on your part, but I'd say each his own. I like my sexual activity to be an overall good experience. Dead fish eyes closed do it quickly is not and probably never will be my thing.

[/QUOTE]You have earned my full respect sir, very eloquent rebuttal to all our friendly 'attacks'. Happy mongering!

[QUOTE=JohnGault;2570434]If you read my post a little closer you would see that I said I got 3600 pesos for one dollar. That means I got 36000 pesos for the ten dollar bill.

To answer another guy who said it is crazy to use the money changers at the airport well I agree. In my case the line for the ATM at the airport was long. So I knew the taxi would cost me 25 K. To me my time is important.[/QUOTE]They must have put their house in order maybe due to competition, because the last time I changed money at the airport about 3 years ago I literally got screwed. A good 20% below market.

[QUOTE=Matthew44;2570191]First time posting, although I have been lurking for the past year or so, as I have planned my trip to Bogota over the past few months. So appreciative to the wealth of information here, I never would have pulled the trigger on my trip without it. I went ahead and made plans to visit for July 7-15, and so I was pretty thrilled when I saw that almost all of the daily restrictions were lifted on June 8.

As far as I can tell, there are no restrictions on purchasing alcohol any longer, and restaurants and bars are business as usual, subject to a Maximum Capacity (restriction, which is to be posted at the entrance. In fact, the only places that I can see that are closed are discos (a win for me) and stadiums. Other than needing to wear a mask everywhere, I really can't see that there are any restrictions in Bogota.

Are they still doing cedula checks? Or can anyone pretty much travel anywhere, just as long as they are wearing a mask? (They don't mention anything about cedula checks, only that the curfew has been lifted.).

Also, any suggestions for a good place to take a date for dinner? My general plan was to meet with girls from Seeking (SA), and I was looking for places within walking distance from my rental. I am staying in an AirBnB right between Parque 93 and Zona T, so I am sure that there are a ton of great places. I found a listing for OSK Peru, which looks great, but struck out when trying to find a traditional steakhouse. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the help.[/QUOTE]If your in Zona T try Andres Carne in DC, It's not as much fun as the original in Chia because of the multi level set up but the steak is good served on a sizzling metal platter and after dinner you can dance to some good music.

[URL]https://www.andrescarnederes.com/andres-dc[/URL]

[QUOTE=Matthew44;2570191]First time posting, although I have been lurking for the past year or so, as I have planned my trip to Bogota over the past few months. So appreciative to the wealth of information here, I never would have pulled the trigger on my trip without it. I went ahead and made plans to visit for July 7-15, and so I was pretty thrilled when I saw that almost all of the daily restrictions were lifted on June 8.

As far as I can tell, there are no restrictions on purchasing alcohol any longer, and restaurants and bars are business as usual, subject to a Maximum Capacity (restriction, which is to be posted at the entrance. In fact, the only places that I can see that are closed are discos (a win for me) and stadiums. Other than needing to wear a mask everywhere, I really can't see that there are any restrictions in Bogota.

Are they still doing cedula checks? Or can anyone pretty much travel anywhere, just as long as they are wearing a mask? (They don't mention anything about cedula checks, only that the curfew has been lifted.).

Also, any suggestions for a good place to take a date for dinner? My general plan was to meet with girls from Seeking (SA), and I was looking for places within walking distance from my rental. I am staying in an AirBnB right between Parque 93 and Zona T, so I am sure that there are a ton of great places. I found a listing for OSK Peru, which looks great, but struck out when trying to find a traditional steakhouse. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the help.[/QUOTE]If price is not an issue I would recommend la Estancia Chica, a 5 min walk from Parque 93. My favorite steakhouse in Bogota by far, it's a traditional Argentinian steakhouse that serves imported US and Argentinian beef. The churrasco, mollejas and ojo de bife are a clear step above the regular Colombian beef served at, Andres Carne de Res, Carne e Vino, Hermes Carne de Res etc.

Second the estancia chica recommendation. My go to before I went vegan.

[QUOTE=Jandara69;2570941]If price is not an issue I would recommend la Estancia Chica, a 5 min walk from Parque 93. My favorite steakhouse in Bogota by far, it's a traditional Argentinian steakhouse that serves imported US and Argentinian beef. The churrasco, mollejas and ojo de bife are a clear step above the regular Colombian beef served at, Andres Carne de Res, Carne e Vino, Hermes Carne de Res etc.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=LatinaLover#1;2570906]If your in Zona T try Andres Carne in DC, It's not as much fun as the original in Chia because of the multi level set up but the steak is good served on a sizzling metal platter and after dinner you can dance to some good music.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Jandara69;2570941]If price is not an issue I would recommend la Estancia Chica, a 5 min walk from Parque 93. My favorite steakhouse in Bogota by far, it's a traditional Argentinian steakhouse that serves imported US and Argentinian beef. The churrasco, mollejas and ojo de bife are a clear step above the regular Colombian beef served at, Andres Carne de Res, Carne e Vino, Hermes Carne de Res etc.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Gimmedub;2571010]Second the estancia chica recommendation. My go to before I went vegan.[/QUOTE]Thanks all for the suggestions. Andres Carne seems well suited for a casual lunch date, whereas La Estancia Chica for a fancier evening. I will make sure to hit them both.

But I would more likely give up women before I gave up meat. (I mean not really, but that was my initial reaction. LOL.)