Hong Kong Club Reports

[QUOTE=LuvMexicanas;2527001]We've had our differences but I'll try to help with some context. You cannot approach Asia as a monolith. You need to understand it country by country. Vietnam, Philippines, Japan, Korea, China, Thailand and the list goes on and on are all very different. Mongering in Korea is totally different than Thailand. For example, if you don't speak Korean, it is going to be brutally difficult. Not saying impossible but I'd say places like the Philippines and Thailand are much more accommodating for those who solely speak English.[/QUOTE]Exactly what I was looking for. "Asia" seems overwhelming. Almost too big to research. In my mind I'm 50/50 on giving it a go over there. It feels like a much bigger leap than Mexico, where I can get by on my limited Spanish. Appreciate the advice.

Went in HK with 3 other bros around 7 PM Saturday. Outside was dry and cold, about 60 F. HK charges $5 cover for a beer. The hallway was packed with guys and girls, about 50 girls and 100 guys. There was no fresh air ventilation or air circulation; the air was stagnant, warm and moist, hard to breathe, smelled of people's breath, sweat and body odors. It was ridiculous, felt like a noisy and cramped meat packing sweat shop.

A lot of regulars were working, Frieda, Suki, Cesia, Edith ect. Paola was back sitting with an Asian guy. Many new girls were in but all looked plain, no stunning beauty was found. Music was broadcasted from a scratchy boom box in the corner room. There was no strippers at the poles. People just sat, drank and yabbing away.

The club was packed in every room. It was difficult to move around, impossible to find a place to sit. Making it worse, a few guys claimed empty benches and tables waiting for their friends to show. About 5 groups of people brought their women to party in the club, Asianas and Mexicanas, most women looked old and pretty bad hehe.

I sat at an empty bench claimed by a guy with pending bottle order for his arriving group. There was 3 confrontations by other groups for the empty tables. Meseros were just standing by, not intervening. Finally his middle-aged friends arrived, packed tight into the benches, leaving a female standing. These people must be stupid and desperate to bring their women to this packed low-brow club with no entertainment, no fresh air, no good values and have to fight for seats. The wingmen were texting me to go for AYCE Mr. Pampas, so I got up and yielded my seat to the woman. No women with class and good taste should go along with their stupid men to a Mexican blue-collar ho house packed with ugly, smelly hoes and cheap low-brow losers.

Hong Kong is now a poor venue, suitable only to low brow crowd with poor taste, besides the high risks of CoVid-19. Adelita, Tropical, Chicago had less people, fresher air and less hustle. Hong Kong may be worth checking in quickly to take your favorite girls out, but definitely not worth hanging out in a boring, stuffy place packed with noisy, show-off low brow drunks.

I'll add a few for you.

Japan is an amazing country. So much to see and eat and do. But the mongering is bad. It's actually a very well-developed scene but if you're not Japanese and speak the language most of it is closed off to you. What's left is the dregs that wasn't worth waiting for.

China is an ok country. Didn't love it, didn't hate it. The mongering is decent but since I went they did this country wide camera tracking system (google it). F that. Not down with that.

[QUOTE=Dcrist0527;2527270]Exactly what I was looking for. "Asia" seems overwhelming. Almost too big to research. In my mind I'm 50/50 on giving it a go over there. It feels like a much bigger leap than Mexico, where I can get by on my limited Spanish. Appreciate the advice.[/QUOTE]

Not just China, Russia and USA have similar systems in various cities. . . Smile for the hidden street video cameras in Moscow and San Diego!

"Creepy 'Smart' Streetlight Cameras In San Diego Can't Be Turned Off.

You never expect a story about infrastructure to take a terrifying turn, but what's happening in San Diego right now sounds like the setup for a dystopian cyberpunk novel. After the San Diego city council voted to nix funding for a project in which cameras attached to streetlights gather data, the mayor ordered the cameras to be shut down. But the cameras are still up — and still recording — only now the private company that owns the cameras is the only one with access to the footage. . . " In other words, the private company is selling photos of your face to the FBI and any interested buyers / stalkers. Boot meet face. . .

"Hal, shut off the creepy smart video camera! I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that!

[QUOTE=AmericanPi;2528081]I'll add a few for you.

Japan is an amazing country. So much to see and eat and do. But the mongering is bad. It's actually a very well-developed scene but if you're not Japanese and speak the language most of it is closed off to you. What's left is the dregs that wasn't worth waiting for.

China is an ok country. Didn't love it, didn't hate it. The mongering is decent but since I went they did this country wide camera tracking system (google it). F that. Not down with that.[/QUOTE]

My sources say HK club is opening this Friday. February 5th. Something to look forward to boys!

[QUOTE=AmericanPi;2528081]I'll add a few for you.

Japan is an amazing country. So much to see and eat and do. But the mongering is bad. It's actually a very well-developed scene but if you're not Japanese and speak the language most of it is closed off to you. What's left is the dregs that wasn't worth waiting for.

China is an ok country. Didn't love it, didn't hate it. The mongering is decent but since I went they did this country wide camera tracking system (google it). F that. Not down with that.[/QUOTE]I appreciate the perspective. Besides COVID, all of Asia seems like such a challenge. I'm currently living on the east coast, so traveling there does not sound like a blast. I'm so limited on my knowledge of most customs and culture. But something keeps telling me to go for the experience. Now, if we can just knock out Covid, I'll put the time in to make it a valuable trip.

[QUOTE=MarksOfMagic;2528158]My sources say HK club is opening this Friday. February 5th. Something to look forward to boys![/QUOTE]The dude I talked to at the door today said one month mas o menos.

[QUOTE=Fitted;2528297]The dude I talked to at the door today said one month mas o menos.[/QUOTE]I would take all of the speculation with a grain of salt. I believe it is safe to say HK and all the others will open ASAP. But they are at the mercy of the government. And I just suspect we lack any 100% reliable information from a decision maker.

As best I can tell, the government is stringing them along a week or two at a time. So Feb 5 is possible. But I'm not holding my breath either.

Nor did it stop me from booking my next trip. LOL. Heading out there later this month.

[QUOTE=MarksOfMagic;2528158]My sources say HK club is opening this Friday. February 5th. Something to look forward to boys![/QUOTE]I'll be in Tijuana this weekend and will provide boots on the ground confirmation.

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[QUOTE=MarksOfMagic;2528158]My sources say HK club is opening this Friday. February 5th. Something to look forward to boys![/QUOTE]If your source on that is Luke Powell, not necessarily the best source though I hope he's right as I'll be out there Valentine's Day weekend.

I was at HK today for a couple of beers. Came at around 730 pm, place seemed like it was picking up. Tons of girls, many quite pretty. The layout on the 7th floor of Cascades leaves a lot to be desired, but it's not horrible and it's certainly better than nothing.

I asked around when people thought the club was reopening, consensus was no idea. Up to the government.

[QUOTE=MarksOfMagic;2528158]My sources say HK club is opening this Friday. February 5th. Something to look forward to boys![/QUOTE]I'm here and the club is still closed. 7th floor only is operating.

HK twice again today. Plan was to go once around 4 pm and then again after dinner. Place was popping at 4 pm, plenty of hotties. Went to get dinner and freshen up, then came back at 8 pm. Literally not a single place to sit. Really not feeling it so I left. Key is to get there relatively early, buy a bottle or bucket and slowly get drunk over the course of the night. No use coming in late, especially on a weekend.

Rextor,

Sounds like a good plan.

We are planning for a meet in HK Sunday afternoon to watch SuperBowl and squeeze then bag hot girls.

El Toro Negro will grab a table after 1 PM with a bottle of Don Julio 70 tequila to party. He said all is welcome. Come by and try the smoothest Tequila that gives you a buzz without hangover.

El Toro is a nice, fun guy, very popular with HK girls, hehe. Look for El Capitan in his green flight jacket or ask the manager where to find him.