Medellin Reports

**NapataJohn** · 03-24-21 23:14

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**JjBee62** · 03-24-21 22:47

Originally Posted by Kulibali [View Original Post]

LOL, he shared the pics, he should be willing to share the pussy as well.

While I think he's overreacting because people are asking for contact info, sharing pics doesn't always equal, share the girl.

Some of us have learned the hard way. You think you're doing everyone a favor. A few guys you don't know get a dependable contact and the girl gets more customers. Win-win, right?

Nope. One of the guys is almost guaranteed to pull some dick move on her, which leads her to blow up your WhatsApp complaining. Or she's going to flake on some guy, or under perform, or just not be what he's looking for and now he's complaining.

I'll tell you how to find girls, I'll even give a few that I don't know to get you started, but unless we're close, I'm not handing out my favorites to just anyone.

**Osteoknot** · 03-24-21 22:17

Originally Posted by ChuchoLoco [View Original Post]

Thanks, that's a new one for me and I'll definitely check it out but would also like to use yellow cab guys since most know more about the city or at least should. Thanks again.

Yellow Cab here is nothing like anywhere else you've been, good and bad. A third of the drivers are illiterate, 1/3 of the drivers will not be able to find your location without a bunch of false stops with the meter running. With that said the cabs are still a good deal about one-third the price of the USA. Be very wary of chicas or anybody who tries to steer you towards a pre-arranged private driver. You will probably end up paying more and at worse you could be getting set up for some nefarias criminal activity. Ostee Out.

**HotelAl** · 03-24-21 22:14

Could someone please recommend a nice chica-friendly hotel in Medellin please. Or a nice Airbnb.

**ChuchoLoco** · 03-24-21 20:26

Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]

I started out with taxis, went to Uber, then discovered.

DiDi which is what the locals use, it is about 20% cheaper than Uber and the cars are 2 to 3 years older but it is a great deal.

I took the Airport bus at 11 pm last night to El Centro behind Nutibarra, as usual I found taxis waiting for me there.

Today, Sexy Dexy and I are in the heart of the beast in El Centro, no problems. I bought four of these glasses for $15, one is a Ray Ban knock off, one is an Oakley knockoff, excellent quality.

With all that being said I would not come now with the new curfew restrictions starting in place tomorrow, does not affect the way I roll much but for anyone new or not familiar with the layout now is not the time to come.

Forgiving any obvious errors I'm voice texting from inside a bar in El Centro.

Looks like it's very popular and proven, thanks. Enjoy yourself in the bar there. I like the local hangouts too. So much more of an experience.

**ChuchoLoco** · 03-24-21 20:22

Originally Posted by TDC985 [View Original Post]

I think most use DiDi. It is ride share service like Uber but more popular in Colombia.

Thanks, that's a new one for me and I'll definitely check it out but would also like to use yellow cab guys since most know more about the city or at least should. Thanks again.

**Osteoknot** · 03-24-21 20:09

Originally Posted by ChuchoLoco [View Original Post]

Which Taxi App has worked best for you guys in Medellin? Cabify or Tappsi? In the past I've gone to a stand or flagged them down but seems that app is the way to go now and will use one when I shortly will return. Thanks.

I started out with taxis, went to Uber, then discovered.

DiDi which is what the locals use, it is about 20% cheaper than Uber and the cars are 2 to 3 years older but it is a great deal.

I took the Airport bus at 11 pm last night to El Centro ubehind Nutibarra, as usual I found taxis waiting for me there.

Today, Sexy Dexy and I are in the heart of the beast in El Centro, no problems. I bought four of these glasses for $15, one is a Ray Ban knock off, one is an Oakley knockoff, excellent quality.

With all that being said I would not come now with the new curfew restrictions starting in place tomorrow, does not affect the way I roll much but for anyone new or not familiar with the layout now is not the time to come.

Forgiving any obvious errors I'm voice texting from inside a bar in El Centro.

**Mr Enternational** · 03-24-21 20:02

Originally Posted by Kafka [View Original Post]

I met a really nice Medellin chica in Cartegena shei jokingly asked her if she likes going to El Centro. She told me it's her city, in her opinion it's too dangerous if to go to even for her. She doesn't work when she's in Medellin so this wasn't a business decision --this is an honest opinion. If you want to take your chances go ahead.

All around the world locals say you better not go downtown; it is too dangerous. I was in San Diego on my way to Tijuana and some Mexican ladies got freaked out when I told them I was going there. They said it is much too dangerous. I have been going there for 31 years and have never had a problem. Meanwhile Tijuana is one of the biggest threads on ISG. But of course it was these ladies' honest opinion as well.

**Golfinho** · 03-24-21 19:20

Originally Posted by Kafka [View Original Post]

going to El Centro. She told me it's her city, in her opinion it's too dangerous if to go to even for her. If you want to take your chances go ahead.

Centro's a great place to be for a few days. The streets are vibrant, places to poke around in, sites to see if only once. Limited restaurants, and quality hotels, and most stores filled with Chinese plastic junk, but the casas are accessible. If Berrios is too gritty for you, just stay a few blocks up in Boston plaza area, it's closer to the casas there anyway. I keep in mind, having not (yet) been victimized in Centro the words of one of our sages, 'Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. '

**Osteoknot** · 03-24-21 19:17

Originally Posted by ChuchoLoco [View Original Post]

Which Taxi App has worked best for you guys in Medellin? Cabify or Tappsi? In the past I've gone to a stand or flagged them down but seems that app is the way to go now and will use one when I shortly will return. Thanks.

I started out with taxis, went to Uber, then discovered.

DiDi which is what the locals use, it is about 20% cheaper than Uber and the cars are 2 to 3 years older but it is a great deal.

I took the Airport bus at 11 pm last night to El Centro behind Nutibarra, as usual I found taxis waiting for me there.

Today, Sexy Dexy and I are in the heart of the beast in El Centro, no problems. I bought four of these glasses for $15, one is a Ray Ban knock off, one is an Oakley knockoff, excellent quality.

With all that being said I would not come now with the new curfew restrictions starting in place tomorrow, does not affect the way I roll much but for anyone new or not familiar with the layout now is not the time to come.

Forgiving any obvious errors I'm voice texting from inside a bar in El Centro.

**Kafka** · 03-24-21 18:51

I met a really nice Medellin chica in Cartegena shei jokingly asked her if she likes going to El Centro. She told me it's her city, in her opinion it's too dangerous if to go to even for her. She doesn't work when she's in Medellin so this wasn't a business decision --this is an honest opinion. If you want to take your chances go ahead.

**FlowState985** · 03-24-21 18:46

Originally Posted by ChuchoLoco [View Original Post]

Which Taxi App has worked best for you guys in Medellin? Cabify or Tappsi? In the past I've gone to a stand or flagged them down but seems that app is the way to go now and will use one when I shortly will return. Thanks.

I think most use DiDi. It is ride share service like Uber but more popular in Colombia.

**Knowledge** · 03-24-21 18:25

This is a master class in how a true Centro rat rolls. Massive respect to the HRIC (head rat in charge).

Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]

After yesterday in El Centro with the highlight watching the taller / slender / giant holding court I finally hit paydirt. I arrived at ground zero at 11:30 AM, and there were a ton of girls out compared to the day before. I was on a mission to encounter a coffee girl, and looked and looked and looked for like an hour and a half and didn't see anything I would approach with most of them being just to grotesque. So I started to to look for something new, not being interested in all the young stuck up Venezuelans, and there were some tall cute ones out working, but just not my preference.

**ChuchoLoco** · 03-24-21 17:12

Which Taxi App has worked best for you guys in Medellin? Cabify or Tappsi? In the past I've gone to a stand or flagged them down but seems that app is the way to go now and will use one when I shortly will return. Thanks.

**Surfer500** · 03-24-21 13:29

Originally Posted by JohnnyO [View Original Post]

You certainly struck gold with your morena girl but there is one key detail missing from this report and that is what did she do with the 2 flasks of coffee, did she take them to room for refreshment after the deed.

She took them to the room being able to hold both of them in each hand. As far as refreshment after the deed, I hadn't thought about having a cup of Joe, maybe next time before the deed to get amped up before I "saltar sus huesos", jump her bones.

Work on your Spanish as much as you can as it will make a difference. I honestly can't see somebody without a certain level of Spanish speaking skills being able to successfully pull the vendors. As an example, on Monday I encountered a candy vendor with whom I could maybe understand only one of every five words she said, so I bailed.

If you cannot chat these Chicas up, it's going to be a challenge, and we've had several past discussions on this board about the merits of Spanish speaking skills, and I don't recommend to anyone to whip out a cell phone and converse with a translator with a candy / coffee girl or any of the SW's in public as you might become easy prey.