Medellin Reports

HR,

You are right sir.

QUOTE=HelpRules; 1440283]AG, the board is giving you crap for saying colombians are thieves and not to trust them. Since, you are the only one on the board who has actual experience employing colombians for many, many, years, you are most qualified to give an opinion on this. Would you say this opinion comes from your experiences with your employees over the last 10 years or so.
A. G. Yes.

How many of your employees stole and were fired.
A. G. All, that does not include the people who left on there own accord like L, M, O and N.

It would make a interesting discussion. I find it hard to believe you think colombians are thieves because you just don't like them.
A. G. We at the hotel don't have a Colombian male no entry policy for nothing!

You do live there.
A. G. 11 years mate "resident" in Colombia.

I am sure this comes from you business dealings. Correct me if I am wrong here.
A. G. You are right sir.
I hold Colombians on the third tear just above the Dominicans and last, the Haitians.
But then again, I'm no expert!

A. G.

Aussie Greg... "I hold Colombians on the third tear just above the Dominicans and last, the Haitians.

But then again, I'm no expert!A. G.[/QUOTE]"





Damn AG, have you nothing good to say about Colombians? There are no good Colombians? Are there no honest Colombians? Who do you hang out with? 11 years in Colombia and you have Colombian friends? I'm not giving you crap, these are real questions.

[quote]=Viajero11; 1440697]First, a big thanks to those who previously posted maps and lists. I found both to be accurate and helpful, making for very easy and convenient mongering. First time posting to this forum. Nothing new to report, just my experiences at well know places. My work brings me to several Latin American countries, and finally it brought me to Colombia. Met some very fun cuties in Barranquilla, and while they exceeded my expectations there, I was really looking forward to Medellin. Overall it met, and maybe even exceeded, my high expectations. I'm a casa guy and found the abundance of opportunities here impressive...[/quote]Hello Viajero,

Would you please tell me the name and address of the B&B where you stayed near Energy. I will be in Medellin in August. I want to stay at a place near Energy. Also what was the price per night?

Thank you,

Roger

Damn AG, have you nothing good to say about Colombians?
A. G. Yes, property values going up and the development of Poblado. No, not much.

There are no good Colombians?
A. G. I guess there are, haven't met too many. They are like apples, sooner or later, they turn bad.

Are there no honest Colombians?
A. G. I guess there are but in my industry, not many good Colombians.
I like to go somewhere like a Juan Valdes coffee shop, stand in line and then drop a 50,000 peso note at my feet, and then watch the Colombians reaction !!!!! !

Who do you hang out with?
A. G. Nobody, I do my own thing, I don't need people around me. After spending over 10 years here, not much gets me going anymore.

11 years in Colombia and you have Colombian friends?
A. G. Mmmmmm no, only people I say hello to, then I don't mean it, I just say it to be polite. There arn't any Colombians that I would ask out to dinner, not even my three girlfriends. They just come over, we have sex and then they go home to there boyfriends and I get a good night sleep without farting in bed with them !!
If a Colombian girl is attractive and she says she doesn't have a boyfriend, she lying !! they all have boyfriends, they like to make you special so you give them more money and gifts !!!

I'm not giving you crap, these are real questions.
A. G. No mate, I hope I've done my best to answer your questions.

A. G.

[QUOTE=HelpRules;1440283]AG, the board is giving you crap for saying colombians are thieves and not to trust them. Since, you are the only one on the board who has actual experience employing colombians for many, many, years, you are most qualified to give an opinion on this. Would you say this opinion comes from your experiences with your employees over the last 10 years or so. How many of your employees or employees of friends of yours that have a business stole and were fired. It would make a interesting discussion. I find it hard to believe you think colombians are thieves because you just don't like them. You do live there. I am sure this comes from you business dealings. Correct me if I am wrong here.[/QUOTE]This softball interview reminded me of a clip from my favorite childhood tv show, LOL:

[url]http://youtu.be/ov-1S8Xxd94[/url]

First person to guess which one is HelpRules gets a free hat!

I know I should not be advertising on ISG, please give me a break guys.

I have the "I LOVE AUSSIE GREG" t-shirts for sale, sold 173 of them so far, seems every thing I do here in Colombia turns to gold.
Selling them for $55. 00 USD or if the US dollar goes down to far, I'll change it to the Mexicain peso.
Also have the girls singlet, so if you guys have a puta girlfriend with big fake titties, I'm your man for fashion!

A. G.

[QUOTE=Aussie Greg; 1440994]I know I should not be advertising on ISG, please give me a break guys.

I have the "I LOVE AUSSIE GREG" t-shirts for sale, sold 173 of them so far, seems every thing I do here in Colombia turns to gold.

Selling them for $55. 00 USD or if the US dollar goes down to far, I'll change it to the Mexicain peso.

Also have the girls singlet, so if you guys have a puta girlfriend with big fake titties, I'm your man for fashion!

A. G.[/QUOTE]$55 for a tshirt! You live in Medellin or Monaco?

I saw Frank Casio wearing the shirt in Mayorista a few months ago.

[QUOTE=Aussie Greg; 1440994]I know I should not be advertising on ISG, please give me a break guys.

I have the "I LOVE AUSSIE GREG" t-shirts for sale, sold 173 of them so far, seems every thing I do here in Colombia turns to gold.

Selling them for $55. 00 USD or if the US dollar goes down to far, I'll change it to the Mexicain peso.

Also have the girls singlet, so if you guys have a puta girlfriend with big fake titties, I'm your man for fashion!

A. G.[/QUOTE]

[quote=slamcity7777; 1439964]hey man, (atbbrocs) you good peeps so please don't take this as a flame battler starter. also i do not know agreg or have ever stayed at the mansion or even spoken to the man (i did pm him a few years back about groceries for some poor folks in the barios) so i'm not his homie or anything like that. we just happen to have formed the same opinion on doing things ie running a business in colombia. he's been down here for years so he might have some hard fought and well earned experience. i'm just telling you how it is from my own personal experiences, observations, and from some very good friends of mine who work and run assorted business down here.

do you run a business down in colombia? if so what type of business (yes it matters what time of shop you running)? thoughts on working, running shop, ect in colombia ie: medellin?[/quote]i run a apartment rental business here in medellin since 2010. i employ 7 colombians. i treat them exactly how i would want my boss to treat me like a extension of my family. without them i am lost here. i never forget this. when there not happy with me they will not due the proper job. i am not afraid to fire anyone. before this i owned a supermarket in hells kitchen nyc. it was there i honed my skills to deal with the public and my employees. i have experience, drive, and and imagination. i'm here in medellin to compete against everyone for a long haul, and my model has families, and other types as well renting from me so i have a much bigger pool to rent to. i don't treat people badly unless you earned that from me.

hope to answer your questions siam. the more he talks to more i want to get some of my wealthy friends together and make a place that's in direct competition with the mansion. but i think that's anger talking and my best bet is to buy a building with no residential neighbors and continue making nice apartments, which is my niche.

AG- You live in a working girl house. Your business is working girls. You are a pimp. You are a working girl monger. You are an abusive alcoholic. Of course the whole world looks fucked up to you. You only see the crappy Colombians because you choose to meet only the crappiest of society.

[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1440940]This softball interview reminded me of a clip from my favorite childhood tv show, LOL:

[url]http://youtu.be/ov-1S8Xxd94[/url]

First person to guess which one is HelpRules gets a free hat![/QUOTE]Which one was AG?

[QUOTE=Aussie Greg; 1440879]HR,

You are right sir...[/QUOTE]How are you meeting Hatians?

[QUOTE=Jon32;1440999]$55 for a tshirt! You live in Medellin or Monaco?[/QUOTE]Pricey yes, but the tshirt gets you into the Cave or beat up or both. Depends upon AG's mood!

[QUOTE=EstebanH;1441043]AG- You live in a working girl house. Your business is working girls. You are a pimp. You are a working girl monger. You are an abusive alcoholic. Of course the whole world looks fucked up to you. You only see the crappy Colombians because you choose to meet only the crappiest of society.[/QUOTE]Hmmmm, EstebanH might be on to something?

In 2012 I spent nearly the max days allowed in Colombia on a tourist visa 179 out of the 180. Also time in 2012 and I am here now in 2013. I have visited D. R and travelled to most cities there on maybe 5 or 6 occasions. I would not even put Colombianas in the same book as D. R. Chicas let alone the same page as A. G. Has done. I have never been robbed or ripped off in Colombia, a far cry from my experiences in the D. R. Even my toothpaste disappeared there! In my humble opinion there are no better women in the world than Colombianas.