Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Rover2;1384606]Don't worry with reports like this the Atlanta Jet Blue WW crowds will soon be coming and it too will become a shadow of its glory days.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately, you may be right, as is sometimes the downside in putting information out on the web for anyone to access. That being said, there are still many barriers to access for some including the notion that they can't find the body type they like, the airfare is too high, the commute is too long, Rick isn't there to hold your hand in case you lose your passport, you might have to roll Dolo cause your boys will factor in all the reasons that Sosua is an easier and cheaper trip, etc.

[QUOTE=Buscemi;1384772]The only payasos paying those prices are The Weekend Warriors using USD staying at the New Garden Hoe-tel. 400LBS[/QUOTE]Yes, but there is a much higher percentage of those dudes in Sosua these days. I addition, sometimes guys that monger in more expensive places pay more in Sosua because they use those other venues as their frame of reference on value.

[QUOTE=Buscemi; 1384772]The only payasos paying those prices are The Weekend Warriors using USD staying at the New Garden Hoe-tel. If you speak 15 licks of Espanie and are not 400LBS ST can still be had for RD1500 or less, and TLN 2000-2500.

Keep paying RIO prices and these chicas will start asking for $RD5, 000.[/QUOTE]Exactly right, I did get a st for 1500, pretty light skinned morena, tall, slim, long dark hair and well dressed, at least an 8.

Bought her a beer for 100 pesos and got about 30 minutes worth of lap dances and kissing before we hit the room, where I come from this alone would have cost 3 x 20 x 30 = $180 (don't like to hit the room right away, better to feel out the girls attitude)

[QUOTE=TravelGuyCan;1384746]Saturday night Dlatins was the still the central spot to be, despite Classicos upstairs being open, seems classicos renovation and closure benefitted Dlatins greatly, no cover to go upstairs at classicos and the place was empty.[/QUOTE]Clasicos has no one to blame but themselves, as some might argue they got a bit greedy when they were the only game in town. Let's see what happens when summer rolls around and people may want air conditioning because of the oppressive heat. Maybe things will pick up again for them.

Ok I think I did the math wrong on my last post, but you get the point.

Anyways, another observation is the street hustlers seemed to have been removed or were just staying away this week. My last time daddy Yankee in an NYC ball cap would chase me down the street selling everything and their mother and how 'this is my block and you are a guest here and I will introduce you to a chica' (really?) , and then get almost threatening when you didn't buy them a beer or pay them for some other reason.

None in sight this time, even motoconcho guys mostly calm, I guess all afraid of the policia?

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;1384786]Clasicos has no one to blame but themselves, as some might argue they got a bit greedy when they were the only game in town. Let's see what happens when summer rolls around and people may want air conditioning because of the oppressive heat. Maybe things will pick up again for them.[/QUOTE]The Italian cat that moves the money from the cashier to the safe at D'Latin Drink is a staff member of Classico / After One!

Gee, I wonder who the main principal is at D'Latin Drink?

[QUOTE=Orgasmico;1384786]Clasicos has no one to blame but themselves, as some might argue they got a bit greedy when they were the only game in town. Let's see what happens when summer rolls around and people may want air conditioning because of the oppressive heat. Maybe things will pick up again for them.[/QUOTE]Classicos was Sosua bro. And they don't ever want it back. No place that I have ever been to, had the electricity that Classicos brought to Sosua on Friday and Saturday nights. Lets be honest here, most people (not me) don't want the young hip hoppers. They want the affluent, older suburban guy.

[QUOTE=TravelGuyCan;1384779]I did get . a pretty light skinned morena[/QUOTE]That was a clever trick, since "morena" specifically means "dark-skinned" in Latin America. How dark can vary, but it never comes anywhere close to meaning "light".

Because Dominicans are on the average darker than most other latins it has a "darker" meaning there than other Latin countries. On the Mexican scale nearly all Dominicans would be "moreno".

In Spain it just means "brunette", but we aren't talking about Spain.

[QUOTE=TravelGuyCan; 1384779]Exactly right, I did get a st for 1500, pretty light skinned morena, tall, slim, long dark hair and well dressed, at least an 8.

Bought her a beer for 100 pesos and got about 30 minutes worth of lap dances and kissing before we hit the room, where I come from this alone would have cost 3 x 20 x 30 = $180 (don't like to hit the room right away, better to feel out the girls attitude) [/QUOTE]Please don't compare the price of a a lap-dance & a beer at home to Sosua where the average monthly salary is under USD $250.

Do you pay your house keeper a week's salary for a 4 hours worth of work?

I am certainly glad you had a good time for the right price, but please do not compare the price of services at home to Sosua!

A lap dance has very little monetary value in Sosua.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1384791]Lets be honest here, most people (not me) don't want the young hip hoppers. They want the affluent, older suburban guy.[/QUOTE]I would say the latter has much more class than the former. I've never seen the mail man (USPS) or UPS guy there for the weekend "making it rain" in Classicos, LOL.

The older guys I've seen on my trips there do not feel they need to impress prostitutes. I only see this happening with the younger guys (and the grown guys who think/act like they are young, a*k*a "Grown-ass Kids").

The older gents will treat a chica to a meal, but still play everything down. The younger guys come to Sosua (still) starving for attention. Loud music, loud clothing, loud talking. They don't know how to turn it off (that kind of behavior)!

[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1384885]I would say the latter has much more class than the former. I've never seen the mail man (USPS) or UPS guy there for the weekend "making it rain" in Classicos, LOL.

The older guys I've seen on my trips there do not feel they need to impress prostitutes. I only see this happening with the younger guys (and the grown guys who think / act like they are young, a*k*a "Grown-ass Kids").

The older gents will treat a chica to a meal, but still play everything down. The younger guys come to Sosua (still) starving for attention. Loud music, loud clothing, loud talking. They don't know how to turn it off (that kind of behavior)![/QUOTE]You could possibly be correct, but I look at it from a different angle. I have never seen these young dudes in a fight in Sosua since I started going years ago. They are not associated with any type of criminal behavior. If all they are guilty of is throwing THEIR own money in the air and walking around with their chests poked out, then I wouldn't be bothered in the least. We all probably did worse in our youth. I've seen two older Italian dudes beat the shit out of each other in Sosua. You could go to sosua tonight and see older drunk Germans staggering around. And please don't mention all the dominican incidents where weapons were used, but we are scared of guys throwing money in the air?

I give you respect for stating what you feel, but I just look at the young jitter bugs as entertainment.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1384791]Classicos was Sosua bro. And they don't ever want it back. No place that I have ever been to, had the electricity that Classicos brought to Sosua on Friday and Saturday nights. Lets be honest here, most people (not me) don't want the young hip hoppers. They want the affluent, older suburban guy.[/QUOTE]No problem. That just makes SDQ, STI and even LRM that much more appealing for my future trips to the DR. Like I've said about Clasicos, Pasions, Palace, etc, I still have pics and memories. There comes a time when folks have to adapt and move on because nothing last forever, plus I see places like Rio and CTG in my future, LOL. I've been meaning to experience this over Sosua's dead beach for some time: [url]http://youtu.be/0baIIRYhBOw[/url]

[QUOTE=Buscemi; 1384879]Please don't compare the price of a a lap-dance & a beer at home to Sosua where the average monthly salary is under USD $250.

Do you pay your house keeper a week's salary for a 4 hours worth of work?

I am certainly glad you had a good time for the right price, but please do not compare the price of services at home to Sosua!

A lap dance has very little monetary value in Sosua.[/QUOTE]He did only pay 1500 for ST.

We have to balance not paying more than the going rate, with comparing what we would pay for similar prices back home in sex prison.

Guys who make it rain in strip clubs, or places like Sosua, are crazy. I watched a guy do it at a strip club recently. When the girl came off stage, she came by for a bit, and he didn't even take her for a dance. Should have given me the money. I would have given it to her, and gotten my, I mean, his money's worth.

[QUOTE=Orgasmico; 1384896]No problem. That just makes SDQ, STI and even LRM that much more appealing for my future trips to the DR. Like I've said about Clasicos, Pasions, Palace, etc, I still have pics and memories. There comes a time when folks have to adapt and move on because nothing last forever, plus I see places like Rio and CTG in my future, LOL. I've been meaning to experience this over Sosua's dead beach for some time:

[url]http://youtu.be/0baIIRYhBOw[/url][/QUOTE]I agree, I have great memories but this "new Sosua" makes me want to throw up. The smart dudes have already discovered other spots like yourself. Believe me, its other great spots but I'm not telling. Mr E stop talking about the PI bro LOL.

Either we roll with the flintstones or we roll with the Jetsons and I'm only looking ahead.

I am so glad I had the pleasure of doing classicos. I enjoy dancing so for me CVlassicos was huge fun. O Ya all the gorgeous women. Why would you fuck up such a good thing.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo;1384791]Classicos was Sosua bro. And they don't ever want it back. No place that I have ever been to, had the electricity that Classicos brought to Sosua on Friday and Saturday nights. Lets be honest here, most people (not me) don't want the young hip hoppers. They want the affluent, older suburban guy.[/QUOTE]