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[QUOTE=Been There]Actually no, I have not been to Junquera

As to the drug scene - that actually is part of my professional practice here dealing with addicts and their families. And without giving too much away, I was young when I first arrived in Philippines and I have first hand knowledge of Shabu and it's effects. It's nickname 'poor mans cocaine' is reasonably apt and like cigarettes and alcohol it is highly addictive. However it triggers aggression in some people, including me, and I stopped using it at the time mainly for that reason. Pilipino friends warned me I might wake up dead if I wasn't more careful when I was 'high' but I couldn't control it. And of course as with any illicit drug the quality is extremely questionable. I dont think legailising it anywhere is the answer, the only way to tackle these problems is through education and the medical treatment of existing addicts who genuinely wish to change their behaviours. For you guys reading this forum heading to Philippines become informed on the signs to look for that the girl you are considering taking back for some p4p is 'high' or shows signs of agitation or undue restlessness. Addicts are the same everywhere, she may well like you but she probably likes the drugs more and if you give her the opportunity she will depart with your dollars. It is actually reasonably easy to pick them out and using Shabu does not suddenly turn them into demons, it would just increase my level of alertness and if I felt it necessary I would be blunt. NO drug use when she is with me, no carrying drugs if we are together and no drug addict sob story - been there done that.

So I claim no knowledge of Junquera at all except for the excellent reports here on this forum but I can't believe it is so different to elsewhere in the Philippines. Similar to another member who posted in this thread my three years in Philippines was spread over some years, sometimes I'd stay a month and sometimes six or seven months. I think to really understand any place you have to speak the language but particularly so in Philippines. As is common throughout Asia, Pilipino's will tell you what they think you want to hear - in English! You gain a great deal of respect for a sincere attempt to learn even a little Tagalog - hey guys it costs you nothing but a dictionary and some time, and the good news is Tagalog is almost always pronounced as it is written, making memorising words much easier. And you do see a different side of the country if you become fluent.[/QUOTE]That article I posted what about Junquera. So lets not generalize the entire Philippines.

The whole Colon street/ downtown area is much different from the rest of Cebu. Of course you can find other area's in Manila and other big cities.

Shabu is a bigger problem now in the downtown area than it was in 1993. Back in 1993 it was only rugby users. You advice is very good about the drug scene here. If anyone is looking for drugs the downtown Colon area is a good place to look. Right in front of the SunStar building you can find sketchy looking people that can be more than helpful for a small tip.

Learning Taglog is an excellent idea and even better is Bisayan if you plan to spend a lot of time in the downtown Colon area. Less educated people in that area are not even that good in Tagalog. Bisayan is learned at home and spoken by everyone in Junquera.

[QUOTE=X Man]Well, if you're going to make this assertion, please reference at least one report of such crimes. I only read the Cebu newspaper when I'm in Cebu and occasionally read the SUN online, but I don't remember seeing what you have described.

Also, I've been downtown at night and seen plenty of taxis. I've never taken a taxi to pick up ladies though. I imagine it may be a bit unsettling for the drivers to sit there idling while people gather around the car to do what is an illegal business.

Well, if anyone is in Cebu, there is one way to find out. Ask your taxi driver what he thinks about going to Jonquerra.

X[/QUOTE]Yes it is best to ask people in Cebu about the downtown Colon area. Ask pinoys why they don't want to go there and if they are young they will say .. I do not want to be mistaken for Alpha Kappa Rho(Akrho) or Tau Gamma Phi. If they are a bit older ... they will say they don't want to be mistaken by a vigilante. Ask a foreigner living in Cebu and most will say they would rather pay John and Chris or Graham the bar fine.

If you want to go downtown a good place to start is Our Place ( drinking expat bar ), Tina's Darkest and Bottom up. From there you can find some more places with warm San Migs and no air con. Then even have the girls go to City health every time there is a shake down.

Understand that a lot crimes never are reported to the police. If a police report was made it would go something like this....

Question: What did he look like ?
Answer: He was Pinoy.

Question: What color hair did he have ?
Answer: Brown

Question: What color eyes did he have ?
Answer: Brown.

Question: How tall was he ?
Answer: Around 5' 5"

Question: What was he wearing ?
Answer: Hat, T-shirt, Shorts, Sandals.

Police: ok we will make a police sketch and if you want you can give a reward to the person who gives us any info.

[QUOTE=WebConexxion]So then I assume you have been to Junquera and seen exactly what the journalist wrote ? What exactly do you find incorrect ? I disagree with the numbers but those change month to month. Everything else written (IMO) is accurate.

Please don't try to compare India and Thailand, they may also be poor countries but the are NOT predominate Catholic countries. You may not agree with the catholic religion, but it is the thread that holds together the Philippines and gives the people hope.

The Casas do not make their money from walk up customers, they make their money from sending girls to Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong. So you don't have to worry... they are not going anywhere.

The cheap P4P scene is not going anywhere either as long as there is poverty and now even more Shabu. Which is making things a lot more dangerous. Have you ever seen someone on Shabu ? Have you seen a innocent girl from the province and then a year later see the same girl after what Shabu has done.

Do you think Shabu should be made legal also ?
Should Shabu be taxed and regulated ?

I ask this because it is not journalists that are ruining the cheap P4P scene... it is shabu.[/QUOTE]


The journalist is just beating the old drum which has being dead for years now>> the pathetic condition of prostitutes around the world and topping that comparing everything in their life with 1 dollar.

The condition that he descirbes has not changed or will change unless some government regualation is brought into...

However, the place i went had Air Con and a big hall with mirror and sofa around. was too drunk to notice other things :)

The way he writes, he is comparing with the standards of western country or like KFF clubs in germany to be the same as in Cebu.

Nobody will come to Cebu if we have same price as in the west to make high end brothels.

Tell me, if catholic churches are the threads that binds philliphines..why haven't they come up with any solution for prostitution for the last 100 years now.

The churches are supposed to take the misery away right? so why not in this case..why is the society always turns around when it comes to prostitution.

Its not only Christianity, but hindus, buddhist, muslims all turn their eye when it comes to empowering and uplifting of women.

Regarding Shabu, there is no co-relation at all...we know even rich people who are not bounded with anything take drugs in philiphines and around the world.

It would then justify marijuana consuption in US cos they are not bounded by anything so they are pleased to do everything they want and compared to the GDP of US to Philiphines, Marijuana is cheaper or equal to Shabu.

[QUOTE=Been There]Actually no, I have not been to Junquera and only spent a few days in Cebu total but I have spoken with 100's of women all around Philippines and had sex and longer term relationships with many of them,working and not, whilst there, including some from Visayas.

The depiction of poor farmers who sincerely believe their daughter is off to work as a nanny or cultural dancer has been going around for at least a quarter of a century that I know of. Do you think that because they are poor they are really that stupid? In all that time not one girl has made it back to her family to expose the truth? And the remotest barrio has had access to mass media for over 20 years too! I attended a farewell party for a girl who was heading to Japan as a 'cultural dancer.' She came back 18 months later and built a 2 story house. The entire barrio knew she was working as a prostitute there but of course no one said it openly in public. But there were jokes behind closed doors, as I say poor does not equal stupid. That was in 1993 and there have been other girls from that place who after seeing how much house 18 mths 'cultural dancing' could build them, have headed off to Japan too - eyes wide open as to what they will be doing when they get there. One even got really lucky and found a reasonable Japanese guy to marry.

There is no doubt that some girls feel 'forced' into prostitution by their families or through their circumstances, but in my experience they are a minority and the degree of pressure put on them is questionable. Speak to the many girls eking out a living as waitresses or office/factory workers throughout the Philippines about the so-called 'plight' of working girls there and the response invariably is the Tagalog equivalent of "YEAH! Right!!" They are mature enough to realise that ultimately we all have to take responsibility for our own actions and that includes the working girls. I have spent time in regional centres like Bacolod, Butuan, CDO, Puerto Princesa, Dagupan, etc, as well as the tourist destinations like Ermita, Angeles and Puerto and always sampled the local fare. I have never met or slept with a girl in 'forced' prostitution there. Of course many have sad stories but so do the waitresses! More coffee please! If you REALLY believe they are helpless victims then you should be ashamed of yourself for taking advantage. And while I have visited some questionable establishments in various states of inebriation, often with locals, I would never 'do the deed' in a cubicle such as you describe, not in Cebu or anywhere else for that matter. IMHO the degradation cuts both ways.

As to the drug scene - that actually is part of my professional practice here dealing with addicts and their families. And without giving too much away, I was young when I first arrived in Philippines and I have first hand knowledge of Shabu and it's effects. It's nickname 'poor mans cocaine' is reasonably apt and like cigarettes and alcohol it is highly addictive. However it triggers aggression in some people, including me, and I stopped using it at the time mainly for that reason. Pilipino friends warned me I might wake up dead if I wasn't more careful when I was 'high' but I couldn't control it. And of course as with any illicit drug the quality is extremely questionable. I dont think legailising it anywhere is the answer, the only way to tackle these problems is through education and the medical treatment of existing addicts who genuinely wish to change their behaviours. For you guys reading this forum heading to Philippines become informed on the signs to look for that the girl you are considering taking back for some p4p is 'high' or shows signs of agitation or undue restlessness. Addicts are the same everywhere, she may well like you but she probably likes the drugs more and if you give her the opportunity she will depart with your dollars. It is actually reasonably easy to pick them out and using Shabu does not suddenly turn them into demons, it would just increase my level of alertness and if I felt it necessary I would be blunt. NO drug use when she is with me, no carrying drugs if we are together and no drug addict sob story - been there done that.

So I claim no knowledge of Junquera at all except for the excellent reports here on this forum but I can't believe it is so different to elsewhere in the Philippines. Similar to another member who posted in this thread my three years in Philippines was spread over some years, sometimes I'd stay a month and sometimes six or seven months. I think to really understand any place you have to speak the language but particularly so in Philippines. As is common throughout Asia, Pilipino's will tell you what they think you want to hear - in English! You gain a great deal of respect for a sincere attempt to learn even a little Tagalog - hey guys it costs you nothing but a dictionary and some time, and the good news is Tagalog is almost always pronounced as it is written, making memorising words much easier. And you do see a different side of the country if you become fluent.

Another general tip to any chess players reading this forum - many a good experience there for me began with a game of chess, I always carry a small chess set there as chess is like the national game and most Pilipinos play, including some of the ladies! A good ice breaker if you are so inclined. So happy hunting to all, remember people are much the same all over - they want respect and to be treated as equals. Not as victims or as objects to be masturbated into! As some posters here with much more 'worldwide' experience than me have eloquently expressed Pinay ARE hot! Most love sex if they are comfortable with the guy and he treats her right. It's not your technique it's your attitude that will make the difference.

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Man..You really Being There in Cebu :)...Din't know..Chess is a past time in the philiphines. This time would definately pack some words of tagalog as you described the benifits. :D

[QUOTE=Born Loser 5]However, the place i went had Air Con and a big hall with mirror and sofa around. was too drunk to notice other things :)

Tell me, if catholic churches are the threads that binds philliphines..why haven't they come up with any solution for prostitution for the last 100 years now.

The churches are supposed to take the misery away right? so why not in this case..why is the society always turns around when it comes to prostitution.

Regarding Shabu, there is no co-relation at all...we know even rich people who are not bounded with anything take drugs in philiphines and around the world.

It would then justify marijuana consuption in US cos they are not bounded by anything so they are pleased to do everything they want and compared to the GDP of US to Philiphines, Marijuana is cheaper or equal to Shabu. [/QUOTE]

The Casa you describe sounds like Gate 3 (big hall with mirror and sofa around ). What other Casas have you been to, to be able to say that article and the way the journalist describe them is false. If you where to drunk to remember... then how can you say the article is not accurate.

The reason why I brought up the Catholic church is because you tried to compare the Philippines to Thailand and India. If you have'nt noticed it is already prostitution is regulated in the RP. Being devout Catholics is what makes the girls so honest and sweet. Compared the heartless Thai girls.

Shabu has a lot to do with the P4P scene because that is what the girls in Junquera are working for. They are not trying to put rice on their families table or pay for their brother school tuition. Try to keep a shabu girl over night... and she won't sleep at all. She will be sitting there waiting for you to pay her so she can leave to get a hit of shabu.

Read what Sxxxx said... he was there 30 years ago... he has seen the girls..

[QUOTE=Sxxxx]Many-mal nourished and sad looking girls there though. Spoils the experience some times. Better fun experiences elsewhere.[/QUOTE]If you don't think Shabu is changing the scene in downtown. They you are blind. MJ is a totally different drug. Shabu is hardcore. Have do you tried it yet? How can you compare MJ with Shabu?

I read your posts. And I still think you need to spend more time in Cebu to know the culture. If you really plan to live there for sure you should be taking Bisyan lessons. NOT tagalog.

How many yuppies have you picked up at Paseo and how many Koreans have you picked up at Pump. I ask that because a few months ago you where telling everyone how easy it was!

Gentleman, the Jonquerra thread is getting old real quick. If you have more details /info to add, that would be great. If you're just arguing about whether it is paradise or a hellhole...well, I for one have heard enough.

Someone mentioned the bar "somewhere else". It's a good starting point if you want a few beers, some food, some info...

This area is dirty and poor. Some people associate that with danger. Well, if you look afraid, the dogs will chase you.

There is the dragon dufus who once wrote that downtown Davao was dangerous. Some poeple are afraid of poverty. If you are, give the Philippines a skip.

X

[QUOTE=WebConexxion]The Casa you describe sounds like Gate 3 (big hall with mirror and sofa around ). What other Casas have you been to, to be able to say that article and the way the journalist describe them is false. If you where to drunk to remember... then how can you say the article is not accurate.

The reason why I brought up the Catholic church is because you tried to compare the Philippines to Thailand and India. If you have'nt noticed it is already prostitution is regulated in the RP. Being devout Catholics is what makes the girls so honest and sweet. Compared the heartless Thai girls.

Shabu has a lot to do with the P4P scene because that is what the girls in Junquera are working for. They are not trying to put rice on their families table or pay for their brother school tuition. Try to keep a shabu girl over night... and she won't sleep at all. She will be sitting there waiting for you to pay her so she can leave to get a hit of shabu.

Read what Sxxxx said... he was there 30 years ago... he has seen the girls..

If you don't think Shabu is changing the scene in downtown. They you are blind. MJ is a totally different drug. Shabu is hardcore. Have do you tried it yet? How can you compare MJ with Shabu?

I read your posts. And I still think you need to spend more time in Cebu to know the culture. If you really plan to live there for sure you should be taking Bisyan lessons. NOT tagalog.

How many yuppies have you picked up at Paseo and how many Koreans have you picked up at Pump. I ask that because a few months ago you where telling everyone how easy it was![/QUOTE]

Everything has to be measured up to the western standard....if it does not fit in with western lifestyle just change it...

I'm coming from India and probably you are from west..so we have different take on the standard of living.

I bet you haven't being to India and visited kamathipura..the largest w hore house in asia and also Dharavi..the biggest slum in Asia with a population of 3 million equivalent to the population of entire new zealand.

If you visit these places...you will know Cebu for people coming from my place is a paradise..

For you, it may be very hard to digest, as you expect to pay cheap p **ssy and also want greater standard of living like west..

And what on earth is picking up girls in paseo has to do with casa ..perhaps you are taking the discussion too personally ...i had already mentioned how my experience was in paseo and how i picked up girls but did not felt like going all the way..

Though i faced prejudice from Filipinos at first as im Indian..i was able to adapt quickly and melt in.

It is all relative...Whatever i experienced in Cebu is a bonus for me...though we may experience it differently due to our background

Can you give precise directions to the bb court. I believe I was there a long time ago, just want to check my memory.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Sxxxx]Yes , over 30yrs of calling in to Jonquerra from time to time , for the fun factor , ie , chaos on arrival in the 'basketball court' area , and not for selecting chicks , and usually when I am inebriated , I found the taxi driver enjoyed the experience just as much as I did. He too thought it was fun , girls and pimps scampering towards the car etc.

I never felt unsafe there , but at night , I did not wander away from my taxi or driver either. Day time you can wander all you like , I consider it relatively safe. As I get older I do not have the patience for the pimps and pestering that goes along with that area , but as for safety , do not fret too much guys , its ok.

It's a little bit of the Philippines everyone should experience , turning up at Jonquerra say 8pm- 11pm in a taxi and experience the interest shown in you and your dollars. Some mal nourished and sad looking girls there though. Spoils the experience some times. Better fun experiences elsewhere.

Nothing ventured , nothing gained. Jonquerra at night is a must see , if only once in your life time.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Born Loser 5]

I'm coming from India and probably you are from west..so we have different take on the standard of living.

For you, it may be very hard to digest, as you expect to pay cheap p **ssy and also want greater standard of living like west..

And what on earth is picking up girls in paseo has to do with casa ..perhaps you are taking the discussion too personally ...i had already mentioned how my experience was in paseo and how i picked up girls but did not felt like going all the way.[/QUOTE]The only thing western about me is my education and business experience. I am not from the west. I am not sure how you came up with that assumption.

I could care less about the cheap pussy. That is not the reason why I would be in Cebu. If you ever sober up you will realize Cebu has some of the best beaches in the Philippines and also snorkel and diving. The pussy is just a bonus but is not the main reason. When I am in Cebu I am home. I am Phamily.

The reason why I brought up your experience at Paseo is because this is an information website. It should provide other members good information. Your information is misleading to a new reader.

You agree that you fu*ked up your job and that information is very valuable to someone who would like to come to Cebu to work or start a business. Your expertise is what readers should NOT do when it comes to working in Cebu.

Being in Cebu and spending most of your time drunk does not make you an expert in Bisayan culture. But you seem to think because you are from a poor county like India you know it.

If you want to live in Cebu and make it your home. Get out see the province, the real beauty is 3 feet under the water. Learn the basics of Bisayan. Go to St. Nino. Eat some balut and lechon baboy. It won't matter the color of your skin, your accent or what country you are from. You will start to understand what it is to be Phoreigner/Phamily rather than Foreigner/Family.

I would assume if you feel you are party of the monger community in Cebu than I guess I will be seeing you all the Christmas parties. If you are not. See you at Sinalog. Hopefully someday we can have a basic conversation in Bisyan.

Correct directions , gleaned from another website are as follows , I quote :

"The 'Basketball' entrance in P. Del Rosario Street , almost opposite the 'Sun Star' newspaper office , or alternatively , opposite Super Mario Bakeshop c/r P. Cui & P Del Rosairo Sts". I have tested those directions and found them to be correct.

You would only need that info if you are walking to the Basketball Court. Taxi drivers know it without directions. If me , I would not walk towards that area after 9pm. Full display of girls 8-9pm anyway.

Even before taxi arrives at actual basketball court , its fun , a circus , young pimps running along with your car calling out 'girls , girls' , lol.

[QUOTE=WebConexxion]The only thing western about me is my education and business experience. I am not from the west. I am not sure how you came up with that assumption.

I could care less about the cheap pussy. That is not the reason why I would be in Cebu. If you ever sober up you will realize Cebu has some of the best beaches in the Philippines and also snorkel and diving. The pussy is just a bonus but is not the main reason. When I am in Cebu I am home. I am Phamily.

The reason why I brought up your experience at Paseo is because this is an information website. It should provide other members good information. Your information is misleading to a new reader.

You agree that you fu*ked up your job and that information is very valuable to someone who would like to come to Cebu to work or start a business. Your expertise is what readers should NOT do when it comes to working in Cebu.

Being in Cebu and spending most of your time drunk does not make you an expert in Bisayan culture. But you seem to think because you are from a poor county like India you know it.

If you want to live in Cebu and make it your home. Get out see the province, the real beauty is 3 feet under the water. Learn the basics of Bisayan. Go to St. Nino. Eat some balut and lechon baboy. It won't matter the color of your skin, your accent or what country you are from. You will start to understand what it is to be Phoreigner/Phamily rather than Foreigner/Family.

I would assume if you feel you are party of the monger community in Cebu than I guess I will be seeing you all the Christmas parties. If you are not. See you at Sinalog. Hopefully someday we can have a basic conversation in Bisyan.[/QUOTE]


I agree, I have less experience in Cebu but from what i experienced, I just love this place..I mean i mean it..so when i read the tone of journalist as the same as back home in India...i thought not here too bro hijacking the plight.

Being a roman catholic myself, when i went to St. Nino, i had a completely different experience, it has a completely different aura in itself like the whole of Philippines....being a spiritual enthusiast myself, i was astonished with the level of spirituality folks have here and to realize these guys have higher spiritual level than us.

I had never expected nor read anywhere about the spiritual aspect of Filipinos other than mongering and even if i do now Google search not much comes up on the spiritual front.

I was shaken on many different levels here as Im also from the school of tantra, sex & spirituality is ok in persuasion of one goals. but what i experienced here, was way higher than what i did back home in the name of spirituality.

As this is not an appropriate forum for this type of discussion, i had kept it out however, i will add, India has Yoga, Buddha, mantra, meditation and countless gurus as it's origin as the basis for spirituality but one will miss the true path and be incomplete without knowing the nector of spirituality that runs in the Philippines.

I'm planning hard to come before X'mas..hopefully will be there very soon.

Last month I had my first ever trip to Cebu. I've got to say I was a bit disapointed overall. Perhaps because I've just visited Pattaya too, it bares poor comparison.
I was shocked at how shabby Cebu city was. The sidewalks and roads are in a shocking state of disrepair, there're whole familys of beggars around, poor street lighting and transportation. To me, not tourist-friendly at all. The beaches and resorts I visited weren't too great either.
I also found it a bit expensive compared with Thailand. I stayed at the Dynasty Tourist Inn, which cost about 800 pesos per night, then the Richmond Plaza which cost 1500 including a [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url]-poor breakfast. Hotels in Pattaya of the same standard would cost half the price, maybe a third.
The areas with girls seem to be crawling with good-for-nothing pimps. It also seems to be general practice here to pay for a girl's services beforehand, which is never a good idea.
Despite the above I still had a good time. On the plus side, the place is crawling with attractive women. They're mostly very friendly and slim, and if you like spinners, you're spoiled for choice. I found the bars on Mango avenue to be fun, and the girls inside very attractive. I also enjoyed walking around the Ayala Centre, and got a lot of eye contact there.
Anyway, I'll now post some more specific reports and photos of my Cebu experiences.

On my first night, a stopped at a cluster of go-go bars on Mango Avenue. These included Eric the Red, BG Bar and Viking. I ended up chatting with this gal. 19 years old with overflowing cleavage. A mama came over and told me it would cost 1700 pesos (paid in advance) to take her for the night, so I jumped at that.
Even though my hotel was about 5 minutes stroll away, we had to get a taxi as it's so dark and dodgy outside. Once back at the hotel, we got down to business. Man, she was gorgeous when she got her kit off. What a rack! We made love, showered, then made love again. As we lay snuggling in bed she said she loved me. Oh yeah? Then she said she had to leave, as she needed to accompany her cousin, whose first day it was at the bar, back home.
Can't say I belived her, but away she went.

I went back to the Sisters bar the next night. It had some smoking hot girls in there, but some rich local guy was inside (with his 2 bodyguards) buying endless drinks for all the girls, so they couldn't care less about me.
I asked the Mama how much it was for take out, and she said 1800 Pesos. When I remarked that it was cheeper at the bars next door, she chided me that I shouldn't care about a measly 100 pesos if I like a girl. That was me told.
I left and went to BG Bar. A lady hit on me, and was quite clingy without hastling me for drinks. She was a mum, but in good nick. I took her back to my hotel for 1700, where we had a few rounds in the sack. She stayed the night, and we had a pretty tasteless breakfast together

A taxi driver told me that local guys get girls dirt-cheap from around the University of San Carlos. I later found out this is on Del Rosario street. I went to check the area out one day. I was approached numerous times by pimps, who quoted between 500 to 1500 for young "students".
One night I went drinking in Silva Dollar. It's quite a good go-go bar, but that night most of the girls there were most obviously mums. Not the prettiest of stomachs, thighs and breasts on display. The mama said to take a girl from there, you pay the bar 700, then later give the girl 1000. A better arangement than the Mango Avenue bars, but there were no ladies that could tempt me. I decided to wander down Osmena Boulevard to go near the university and try one of the "Students".
There were a few ladies standing around with pimps beside them, and lots of groups of young guys on the lookout. A pimp aproached me. He quoted 500 pesos, for 2 hours with a girl, including a short time hotel. Hard to belive, but I agreed. He asked me to follow him to a nearby bording house stocked with many girls. I didn't fancy following him anywhere, so told him he'd have to bring some to me in the street. He asked what I wanted, and I replied 'young and busty'
5 minutes later, he returned with 1 girl, plus another pimp. He asked for 600 pesos. Mesmerisedby the gal's cleavage, I handed it over. The other pimp asked for a tip. No chance.
The gal took my hand and lead me to a grotty short-time place a few minutes walk away. It was a right dump. She told me to pay 100 for the hotel. I didn't bother arguing with her. We got a hideous room, and she proceeded to take off her pants and lie back on the bed.
She was completely passive, doing nothing but lie there. I got a rubber out, put it on and then had my wicked way. As soon as I shot my muck, she began to dress. 2 hours, her pimp had said. More like 10 minutes.
Afterwards, as I was dressing, she asked me for 50 pesos for the condom. I said it was my condom, why should I pay. House rules, she countered.
I gave her the money and we left. She went her way, and I rushed back to my hotel for a thorough hot shower. Bit of a rip-off, all in all, but no harm done.
I've attached a map, and have highlighted the University area if anyone's interested.