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Fully agree with you guys and feel ashamed of myself. Yep ill just do them a couple time to get my ROI. Then block them. BTW the 1 k was for bikini + flip flops + some beach top. Yes I know its alot! But I felt weirs saying no especially that we kinda had no option given time etc.
So I got pinged by 2 Uzbek WG's in Dubai. The first one, Neelu, who is / was the best friend of my regular Uzbek, let's call her Shabnam. So Neelu went on a rant, how she's dead broke and is now thinking of just flying out of Dubai considering the way things are. And Shabnam apparently is so desperate for money that she has tried to cheat with Neelu's BF. Then got pinged by Shabnam, asking when I'm coming etc etc, and literally begging for money. So things are pretty bad for these girls. I am not planning on sending anything because I have this rule where I just don't do that.
So I wonder when they will start issuing tourist visas again in Dubai. Without tourists, Dubai's economy is just not going to survive. But you open the door to tourists and get rid of the quarantine policy, you'll see another spike in cases. Plus, considering the terrible situation in Saudi and how all the GCC countries depend on Saudi tourists, it looks unlikely that may happen in the very near future. I'm guessing they may open up to select countries in August if not sooner, which is bullshit but that is most likely what may happen, I hope I'm wrong.
What do you guys think?
Cheers.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2459892]So I got pinged by 2 Uzbek WG's in Dubai. The first one, Neelu, who is / was the best friend of my regular Uzbek, let's call her Shabnam. So Neelu went on a rant, how she's dead broke and is now thinking of just flying out of Dubai considering the way things are. And Shabnam apparently is so desperate for money that she has tried to cheat with Neelu's BF. Then got pinged by Shabnam, asking when I'm coming etc etc, and literally begging for money. So things are pretty bad for these girls. I am not planning on sending anything because I have this rule where I just don't do that.
So I wonder when they will start issuing tourist visas again in Dubai. Without tourists, Dubai's economy is just not going to survive. But you open the door to tourists and get rid of the quarantine policy, you'll see another spike in cases. Plus, considering the terrible situation in Saudi and how all the GCC countries depend on Saudi tourists, it looks unlikely that may happen in the very near future. I'm guessing they may open up to select countries in August if not sooner, which is bullshit but that is most likely what may happen, I hope I'm wrong.
What do you guys think?
Cheers.[/QUOTE]Yeah I suspect that once there's some confidence in testing, they'll be opening up to select countries ASAP. But you're right, so much Saudi tourist dollar in Dubai, in both 'our' economy and the 'real' economy, hard to see them being on the list given the situation there.
[QUOTE=Elbrens;2459826].
Do you guys agree? Part of me wants to not be an asshole and help bla bla but in the end I know they are just gold differs and probably pretending to like me etc. . Honestly both girls are just super sexy so I'm kinda ok being fooled with. Haha.
I think nowadays you can find some cute girls that are super bored and hungry in streets / malls. So enjoy! Well yes we need to be very selective and minimize encounters as much as possible with covid.
Cheers,
E.[/QUOTE]Hey Elbrens,
Why am I writing this, because you asked.
A few WGs are my friends however there are no free lunches both ways. It works best this way because there are no hurt feelings and you can continue a very nice relationship which works for your and her.
One of my "friends" was telling me how some guy paid 8000 dh for her shopping in return for a blow and bang, just a few minutes before I was balls deep in her ass. I joked and told her she would never get that from me and she said "I know".
Once she needed to borrow 500 from me and I lent it to her with the condition I wanted it returned in 2 days. She agreed and she returned it. No drama.
She does not give me free lunches either. When she introduces me to her "friends" there is always an introduction fee. It's a one time fee and I am free to contact the friend again directly. Also I tell her my price and she will shop around to find a friend within this price.
If you keep things clear and consider this to be entertainment business, emphasis on business, you end up respecting her and she you. Also the service is good. Obviously this only works with regulars, but it does work.
Good luck. JY.
Got pinged by a Tajiki WG. She says from today all bars and clubs will open 24/7, and that Moscow disco will also open today, same for sheesha places. She's a hardcore WG so her Intel should be accurate.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2460207]Got pinged by a Tajiki WG. She says from today all bars and clubs will open 24/7, and that Moscow disco will also open today, same for sheesha places. She's a hardcore WG so her Intel should be accurate.[/QUOTE]Unless it's publicly announced by authorities, everything else is just rumours.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2460207]Got pinged by a Tajiki WG. She says from today all bars and clubs will open 24/7, and that Moscow disco will also open today, same for sheesha places. She's a hardcore WG so her Intel should be accurate.[/QUOTE]Tourism will resume July 7th so it makes sense they start opening business's.
[QUOTE=BroComplex;2460301]Tourism will resume July 7th so it makes sense they start opening business's.[/QUOTE]Bold move by the UAE but one they had to take obviously.
My sources confrim the above but I will wait to travel.
[QUOTE=Kokoss1;2460359]My sources confrim the above but I will wait to travel.[/QUOTE]I will not be rushing to the UAE anytime soon, maybe passing through if I am allowed.
Watch the are number and if below 1 then OK.
But why would anyone go to bars and clubs at this moment of time even with blue balls. Then economy is tanking for sure (like in many countries) and tourism has taken a massive hit but the virus is still around. In Australia for example, Victoria opened up and lambasted other states for not doing the same. Now it is in strict lockdown again due to a huge spike. Mainly because people do not follow the rules. Germany's are number is 2. 28 and it is also thinking same. Shame that a few hard headed morons ruin for everyone but that is what will happen in the UAE.
How will you ask about the menu, pops, price etc when you social distance? Hand signals? Shout? Or just take her to room and then negotiate LOL.
[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2460369]I will not be rushing to the UAE anytime soon, maybe passing through if I am allowed.
Watch the are number and if below 1 then OK.
But why would anyone go to bars and clubs at this moment of time even with blue balls. Then economy is tanking for sure (like in many countries) and tourism has taken a massive hit but the virus is still around. In Australia for example, Victoria opened up and lambasted other states for not doing the same. Now it is in strict lockdown again due to a huge spike. Mainly because people do not follow the rules. Germany's are number is 2. 28 and it is also thinking same. Shame that a few hard headed morons ruin for everyone but that is what will happen in the UAE.
How will you ask about the menu, pops, price etc when you social distance? Hand signals? Shout? Or just take her to room and then negotiate LOL.[/QUOTE]Huge spike? LOL I guess by Australia's standards. Vic has like 15 fresh locally transmitted cases, which is nothing when you look at what's going on in the rest of the world. That being said, spikes are inevitable and expected once you start easing restrictions, there's just no way to get around that, the virus is still out there. That's why UAE opening to ALL the world is a huge gamble and a bold move. Sure, you test people or ask for a certificate once they arrive, but what about the asymptomatic cases? I'm sure they have already considered that factor but the fact of the matter is, a prolonged lock down is just not sustainable, we are just going to have to learn to live with the virus until a vaccine is available.
I'm planning on travelling perhaps some time in August, and dare I say, by that time the UAE may well have revised the 'open for tourists' policy after the spike they are going to experience once people from Saudi and the Indo Pak subcontinent are allowed back in. As for discussion on the menu with social distancing, I'll stick to re-sampling my known contacts for now LOL.
I hear compulsory tests on arrival unless you can prove a recent negative test. That's got to be a good thing. Still feels a little soon to open up, precautions still needed I think.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2460427]Huge spike? LOL I guess by Australia's standards. Vic has like 15 fresh locally transmitted cases, which is nothing when you look at what's going on in the rest of the world. That being said, spikes are inevitable and expected once you start easing restrictions, there's just no way to get around that, the virus is still out there. That's why UAE opening to ALL the world is a huge gamble and a bold move. Sure, you test people or ask for a certificate once they arrive, but what about the asymptomatic cases? I'm sure they have already considered that factor but the fact of the matter is, a prolonged lock down is just not sustainable, we are just going to have to learn to live with the virus until a vaccine is available.
I'm planning on travelling perhaps some time in August, and dare I say, by that time the UAE may well have revised the 'open for tourists' policy after the spike they are going to experience once people from Saudi and the Indo Pak subcontinent are allowed back in. As for discussion on the menu with social distancing, I'll stick to re-sampling my known contacts for now LOL.[/QUOTE]A test can detect anyone who has it, including asymptomatic cases, so it would not make a difference. Once they are detected with it, they won't be allowed in.
If cases here have peaked and are on the downward path, which by all indications they are, then you can control and ensure a huge spike doesn't happen by indeed properly screening and testing everybody before they come. If you test everybody coming in, you know who has it and you simply isolate them. This thing is much more manageable to control when you aren't dealing with mass community outbreaks anymore, and even scientifically the approach to mass testing + trace tracking is said to be more effective in the long run than just full on lockdowns.
[QUOTE=Makaveli87;2460551]A test can detect anyone who has it, including asymptomatic cases, so it would not make a difference. Once they are detected with it, they won't be allowed in.[/QUOTE]Well I ain't a doctor but the jury is still out on that one it seems. But I honestly hope you're right.
Also, if it were that simple, why do countries like say Australia have a mandatory 14 day quarantine period for new arrivals, even if they are Covid negative after testing? Simply put, Dubai and the other countries that are opening up to tourists without quarantine are taking a big risk but it's one they have to take due to economic factors.
[URL]https://www.tga.gov.au/covid-19-testing-australia-information-health-professionals[/URL]
The reliability of COVID-19 tests is uncertain due to the limited evidence base. Available evidence mainly comes from symptomatic patients, and their clinical role in detecting asymptomatic carriers is unclear.