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[QUOTE=MrEnternational;1682222]
......................P.S.: I just got to the Philippines so it may be a while before I am able to write up the rest of my trip.[/QUOTE]
What a life!
Thanks for the report Mr E. Sounds like business is more or less as usual.
And that's good!
I have been working Cupid a bit. I have nice girls lined up willing to come to meet me but I may not pull the trigger. It is a tough choice. Sport fucking until you drop or having girls who will bang your brains out like they are in love with you. The lazy man just uses the local talent and there is more than enough talent in Sosua. I tend to lean toward GFE and that is not easy to get in Sosua. Not just because the girls but most guys are playing a numbers game. The cupid girls provide DFK and dty. Two things I enjoy but reframe from with my sport girls.
[QUOTE=OldKool;1682623]I have been working Cupid a bit. I have nice girls lined up willing to come to meet me but I may not pull the trigger. It is a tough choice. Sport fucking until you drop or having girls who will bang your brains out like they are in love with you. The lazy man just uses the local talent and there is more than enough talent in Sosua. I tend to lean toward GFE and that is not easy to get in Sosua. Not just because the girls but most guys are playing a numbers game. The cupid girls provide DFK and dty. Two things I enjoy but reframe from with my sport girls.[/QUOTE]OldKool, are you fluent in Spanish? I am not but trying to learn and also hit on the DC chicas but so far I have not got a lot of replies from the really hot ones or busty ones. I know I can woo them if I learn some great phrases. Any recommendations? In person I can serenade and seduce with la guitarra and it works pretty well but I want to get some busty ones lined up for my arrival in June. Sosua. Santiago. And Santo Domingo. Two weeks total. Any recommendations appreciated.
[QUOTE=OldKool;1682623]I have been working Cupid a bit. I have nice girls lined up willing to come to meet me but I may not pull the trigger. It is a tough choice. Sport fucking until you drop or having girls who will bang your brains out like they are in love with you. The lazy man just uses the local talent and there is more than enough talent in Sosua. I tend to lean toward GFE and that is not easy to get in Sosua. Not just because the girls but most guys are playing a numbers game. The cupid girls provide DFK and dty. Two things I enjoy but reframe from with my sport girls.[/QUOTE]OldKool.
It's a no brainier choice, schedule the DC girls to meet you immediately upon arrival. If one of them works out, you can have all the GFE you can handle with the sport fucking as a back up when the DC girls aren't available or you desire something different for a change. This is pretty much how I roll in Sosua. Right now I'm in the LOS and it's a very different place than the DR to say the least!
[QUOTE=DCups;1682640]OldKool, are you fluent in Spanish? I am not but trying to learn and also hit on the DC chicas but so far I have not got a lot of replies from the really hot ones or busty ones. I know I can woo them if I learn some great phrases. Any recommendations? In person I can serenade and seduce with la guitarra and it works pretty well but I want to get some busty ones lined up for my arrival in June. Sosua. Santiago. And Santo Domingo. Two weeks total. Any recommendations appreciated.[/QUOTE]DCups,
Your going to have to some Spanish writing / comprehension skills or your going to have a hard time on the DC site. You don't need to be totally fluent but need to be lets say semi- fluent. Also a good way to interact with the DC Chicas is to chat with them on-line thru the DC dating site when they are on-line. They enjoy doing this and you can learn something about them and whether they will be willing to meet up with you.
Good luck!
Having some Spanish helps almost as much as having cash. Your money will say a lot. You can use google translate when talking on line or in the bedroom. Two weeks is a long time and you will need other activities other then banging the girls. If you are a novice I would consider Black Beards. It is a hotel Brothel for a newbie it is perfect. Most girls have enough English to make things easy for you. 2 or 3 nights there will take the edge off of you. I would then do some cupid girls. You can be patient with them because you fucked for 3 straight days and need to recharge. Only pick cupid girls who flirt and allow you to make subtle sexual advances. I usually have them meet me in SD if they live in another city. They are committing to sleeping in your bed. BINGO. I am never pushy with the girls and things seem to flow. Read some of Camaros reports. He has given great info on other cities in the DR. His info will be very helpful.
Finding a nice girl who wants you to be her boy friend can be big fun but can also be complicated. Be careful and try to be clear about what you want, After a week of BB and Cupid girls go back to Sosua and wild out. Your confidence will be high and you will have a great time. Do not over think things. The women are desparate for cash and will give try hard to make you happy.
[QUOTE=DCups;1682640]OldKool, are you fluent in Spanish? I am not but trying to learn and also hit on the DC chicas but so far I have not got a lot of replies from the really hot ones or busty ones. I know I can woo them if I learn some great phrases. Any recommendations? In person I can serenade and seduce with la guitarra and it works pretty well but I want to get some busty ones lined up for my arrival in June. Sosua. Santiago. And Santo Domingo. Two weeks total. Any recommendations appreciated.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;1682222]
We went back downstairs to get the rental car and they tried to give me the Volkswagen. I remember from another time that the Volkswagen does not have an auxiliary jack and I have to have that for my music. She said that was the only car they had left in the class that I had booked. There were no more Kias or Chevys. She said that she could get me into a Honda Civic for $5 more/day or an SUV for $8 more. I went with the Honda. There was also a family of 5 there from somewhere in the US. They had booked a car for $186 for about a week. When they got through tacking on all the insurance the car was over $600. They were stunned but had no choice because they had to have the car. Later I slid them a note telling them that the credit card they booked on automatically carried insurance for the car rental. I don't know if they went back up to the desk and tried to rework the agreement or what.
.[/QUOTE]Why slide them a note? Why not just tell them while they were doing the paperwork so they wouldn't have paid the outrageous insurance price?
[QUOTE=Bravo;1682917]Why slide them a note? Why not just tell them while they were doing the paperwork so they wouldn't have paid the outrageous insurance price?[/QUOTE]Because you don't want to let the car company know that you are knocking their hustle. But at the same time you want to help the person being hustled. The car company will try and add every thing they can on your policy like its all required. They play and prey on the fact that the tourist doesn't know.
[QUOTE=GrownMan1;1682922]Because you don't want to let the car company know that you are knocking their hustle. But at the same time you want to help the person being hustled. The car company will try and add every thing they can on your policy like its all required. They play and prey on the fact that the tourist doesn't know.[/QUOTE]Why would you care if the rental agency knew that you were informed about your insurance coverage? What are they going to do? Get upset? So what. Why would anyone give a shit if the rental company was angry about the fact that you wouldn't let them rip you off? (just like Mr E wrote in his dealings with the girl in rhumbas when she said "You are going to make me upset". His response was perfect. "And?"
Just came back from Sosua after spending Friday and Saturday there. Had a young woman from Nagua visit me for the first day / night. Like most Dominican women, she is into dancing the various Latin dances and so I took her to Classic at 11 PM - 200 pesos for me to enter. I have practiced the Bachata. A rhythm I love. And wanted to try it out with this woman, who can do salsa, bachata, merengue and what have you. I thought it would be fun on the dance floor. By the time, it was mid night the place was quite full and I realized there were many rather attractive women, none of whom I have ever laid eyes upon on the street. Clearly these women, had other modus operandi.
As the music continued, I identified one Michael Jackson number which was nice to dance to and a couple of Bachata and Merengue numbers. None of which I was familiar with. I thought, I would wait a little longer. Certainly DR has a rich musical history and they would play the local music. Was I in for a surprise? By the time I left, around 2:15 AM, the dance floor was essentially cornered by a majority of single males, from someplace else, who were expressing themselves as they probably do in NYC / Chicago clubs to the tune of what is called music there. At a decibel level that made any conversation impossible (Indeed even when we got out, we could not hear each other well for a while). The pretty women were all stranded in the background in the dark, wondering how to dance their beautiful dances with the males to the rhythm of what is to me, neither poetry nor music. I can understand the dance hall wants to cater to the paying customer base but boy, am I out of that gawd awful place that has lost the grace?
[QUOTE=Bravo;1682928]Why would you care if the rental agency knew that you were informed about your insurance coverage? What are they going to do? Get upset? So what. Why would anyone give a shit if the rental company was angry about the fact that you wouldn't let them rip you off? (just like Mr E wrote in his dealings with the girl in rhumbas when she said "You are going to make me upset". His response was perfect. "And?"[/QUOTE]For one, what GrownMan said. For two, I rent there all the time, which means I have a business relationship with them that I don't want to fuck up. It's not just a one time hit it and quit it thing. For three, the car that I wrecked to the value of $6500 that was never paid was from them.
Besides, you don't walk into McDonald's and yell out that Burger King next door has cheeseburgers on sale for 5 pesos. It's just plain bad manners. The same way I fuck all those chicks for 2000 pesos for toda la noche and they don't want it to get into the next person's (guy or girl) ear. And this is cutting in on my next report: I was confirming the price with a girl in Rumba my second night and Wrx was right there where the girl's ear was. I was saying "So that is 2000 until tomorrow at 10 right?" loud on purpose so he could hear. The girl was trying to shut me up and telling me to keep it on the low low. When we got to the room she said you know too much. How do you know you can get a girl for 2000? I said because I'm not fool enough to pay more like these other guys around here. And I JUST started paying THAT much. I know the cost of living in DR. But to sum it up, the girls are going to come and go so who cares if they are pissed off; Budget is one of only a few games in town which means I will have to deal with them forever, so I'm not trying screw up my relationship with them by blatantly costing them business.
[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;1682977]Just came back from Sosua after spending Friday and Saturday there. Had a young woman from Nagua visit me for the first day / night. Like most Dominican women, she is into dancing the various Latin dances and so I took her to Classic at 11 PM - 200 pesos for me to enter. I have practiced the Bachata. A rhythm I love. And wanted to try it out with this woman, who can do salsa, bachata, merengue and what have you. I thought it would be fun on the dance floor. By the time, it was mid night the place was quite full and I realized there were many rather attractive women, none of whom I have ever laid eyes upon on the street. Clearly these women, had other modus operandi.
As the music continued, I identified one Michael Jackson number which was nice to dance to and a couple of Bachata and Merengue numbers. None of which I was familiar with. I thought, I would wait a little longer. Certainly DR has a rich musical history and they would play the local music. Was I in for a surprise? By the time I left, around 2.15 AM, the dance floor was essentially cornered by a majority of single males, from someplace else, who were expressing themselves as they probably do in NYC / Chicago clubs to the tune of what is called music there. At a decibel level that made any conversation impossible (Indeed even when we got out, we could not hear each other well for a while). The pretty women were all stranded in the background in the dark, wondering how to dance their beautiful dances with the males to the rhythm of what is to me, neither poetry nor music. I can understand the dance hall wants to cater to the paying customer base but boy, am I out of that gawd awful place that has lost the grace?[/QUOTE]When I first started going to Sosua, bachata and meringue were heard everywhere, from the airport, in the cabs, and in the bars and on the beach.
Dancing to the local music was a feature of quite a few bars, and you didn't need to go to Classico to do it.
I remember the Happy Bar, where the NY Pizza is now. The barristas would take turns dancing with the patrons (and drinking with them too). They were semi pros, and would hang with us.
I learned to dance again there, and it was always a pleasure to see some local Dominicano showing off his moves with an enthusiastic partner, sometimes even my GF.
Some of those girls are still around town but scattered. One, ironically, is working in the same spot for NY Pizza!
Over the years I heard a lot of newbies complaining about that same old music that you heard everywhere, and now instead you hear NA stuff blasting out everywhere.
But to me something special is being lost.
To avoid Tempoecorto's bad experience, you could go to Rio Verde in Cangrejos. It is a dance-hall with a brothel attached so the clientele is mixed local couples and putas. The putas are to the Dominican taste (to put it diplomatically) but so is the music, mostly merengue, bachata and a bit of salsa. Too loud for me, but so are most places here, and the atmosphere is friendly. Ideal if you already have a chica with you as Tempo did.
I would expect there to be at least one similar place in Charamicos (which would be more handy), but in all my years here I have never seen one or read about one. Can someone help out on this?
[QUOTE=Oakie;1683180] But to me something special is being lost.[/QUOTE]That was my point. The beauty of the local cultural riches is being smothered and driven out by a variety of coarseness (sad to club it under north American music) that I for one, deplore but what the locals slowly fritter away by following the money. It was kind of bewildering to see a whole host of pretty and willing-to-dance women, mostly abandoned to themselves.
[QUOTE=Tempoecorto;1682977]Just came back from Sosua after spending Friday and Saturday there. Had a young woman from Nagua visit me for the first day / night. Like most Dominican women, she is into dancing the various Latin dances and so I took her to Classic at 11 PM - 200 pesos for me to enter. I have practiced the Bachata. A rhythm I love. And wanted to try it out with this woman, who can do salsa, bachata, merengue and what have you. I thought it would be fun on the dance floor. By the time, it was mid night the place was quite full and I realized there were many rather attractive women, none of whom I have ever laid eyes upon on the street. Clearly these women, had other modus operandi.
As the music continued, I identified one Michael Jackson number which was nice to dance to and a couple of Bachata and Merengue numbers. None of which I was familiar with. I thought, I would wait a little longer. Certainly DR has a rich musical history and they would play the local music. Was I in for a surprise? By the time I left, around 2.15 AM, the dance floor was essentially cornered by a majority of single males, from someplace else, who were expressing themselves as they probably do in NYC / Chicago clubs to the tune of what is called music there. At a decibel level that made any conversation impossible (Indeed even when we got out, we could not hear each other well for a while). The pretty women were all stranded in the background in the dark, wondering how to dance their beautiful dances with the males to the rhythm of what is to me, neither poetry nor music. I can understand the dance hall wants to cater to the paying customer base but boy, am I out of that gawd awful place that has lost the grace?[/QUOTE]I am from North America, so that non poetic music you are talking about is my kind of music, but I agree with you 100% I fell in love with the sound of Bachata from my first trip back in 2006. Since then I have learned the language and learned how to dance. Dancing bachata has helped me get so much pussy here in the states. Now when I go to Sosua I am always looking for an opportunity to dance Bachata. Seeing the look on the chicas faces and hearing them say things like "Dale" and "El Tigere", when they see how well I dance Bachata is priceless. But as you mentioned, it is not very common to hear a lot of Bachata in Rumbas or Classicos these days. I always solve this little problem by telling a chica to request some Bachata. Then I ply the DJ with a drink or a small propina. This always gets the job done and I get to dance to my favorite songs. It goes a long way with the chicas. GFE is almost guaranteed. Guys-- some of you may have swag but you got to step your game up. You've learned they language. Now it's time to learn another aspect of the the culture. I will be in DR tomorrow and dancing bachata in SD, that's if the snow doesn't keep me grounded.