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[QUOTE=Matt Psyche;1304333]Only a few druggies in Mayo in the daytime. There is nothing to do there. If you stay in Mayo, you would have to ride on metro for 20minutes to go to El Centro for casas (plus 10-15 minutes walk from hotel to Ayura station) in the day time. Instead, you may want to stay in El Centro and have fun at casas, strip clubs and street scenes in the daytime. In the night time, metro to Mayo and taxi back to your hotel in El Centro. It would save your time and money overall.[/QUOTE]Might I also ask for any help on finding a GOOD dentista, he probably needs to speak english. I don't want to take a chance communicating (only) in spanish. [blue][Non-English text deleted by Admin][/blue]

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Hi guys,

How have you been? Carlsean here, newbie member of the community I do have lot of interests and I even make myself busy by engaging myself with active activities but at the end of the day I do not forgot to have some fun and mingle with my friends. Nice to meet you all.

[QUOTE=HedonicAdventu; 1306116]Hi guys,

How have you been? Carlsean here, newbie member of the community I do have lot of interests and I even make myself busy by engaging myself with active activities but at the end of the day I do not forgot to have some fun and mingle with my friends. Nice to meet you all.[/QUOTE]Thats what its all about! Having fun! Thank you for this! P. S. Why don't you share some of your intrests and activites with us?

[QUOTE=Reefski; 1306225]I'm feeling the fun! I'm wheels down and soon to be be balls deep in Medellin.

Reef.[/QUOTE]Nice bro! Hit it out of the park! Send me some pics via Email! Be Safe!

From the USA, American offers access to 45 destinations in 17 countries in Latin America – meaning more flights to more locations in Latin America than any other carrier. We're making changes to our network to offer you more opportunities to Latin America. This summer, we'll launch new service between Miami and Manaus, Brazil, and increased service between Dallas / Fort Worth and Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Beginning June 14, American will increase the total number of weekly flights between Dallas / Fort Worth and Sao Paulo to 12 times per week, and flights from Miami to Brasilia (BSB) and to Belo Horizonte (CNF) will increase to daily flights. We now offer more flights between the USA and Brazil than any other airline, giving you more opportunities to explore the country's white-sand beaches, colonial towns, and colorful culture. Flying to Sao Paulo? Beginning in December 2012, be among the first to experience our brand new Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. Equipped with fully lie flat First and Business Class seats, a variety of inflight entertainment options, and international Wi-Fi capability, you'll have a comfortable and enjoyable trip to Brazil.

We believe that the travel experience is as much a part of the trip as the destination. Once in the air, customers in the main cabin on the way to Sao Paulo and other select destinations in Brazil can now say cheers to complimentary beer and wine!

* The above is from an AA email announcement today, though it basically only mentions Brazil (must be Ricker's doing, LOL?). Hopefully AA will continue to add more flights to Latin America and increase competition which can only help with airfare pricing.

I'm headed to Medellin again but lost my driver's contact information. Looking for reliable driver to pick me up from airport and general transportation. Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Joe

[QUOTE=Average Joe2; 1306694]I'm headed to Medellin again but lost my driver's contact information. Looking for reliable driver to pick me up from airport and general transportation. Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Joe[/QUOTE]Go to the thread "Medellin List" and scroll towards the bottom and there is a list of recommended drivers.

I will post this in here since this forum is very active. I was wondering how you guys do it. Afford to travel and bang broads I mean.

I am finishing off my post graduate studies now, I will have a CPA in a few months and was wondering how you guys afford the lifestyle you live? I am ultimately looking to see how some people managed to afford to live away from the US of A and in Colombia as I would like to live there for at least a few months of the year.

How did you guys afford to travel frequently for sex (and tourism?). If you live away from the US of A, how long did it take you to get to the point where you could successfully live abroad?

I would like to operate a business of some sort eventually (I am only 25 so I have some time to peruse business ideas) or hopefully work at a decent paying job. I am looking to build a lifestyle where I can ultimately live away from the US of A and still earn decent cash flows to live well abroad. And of course, bang women!

Thanks guys.

I can't speak for most mongers, but I can tell you that my "hobby" averages over 20K per year (all inclusive: air, accommodations chicas, etc). I live in the midwest and own a consulting company, so my job is virtual and am able to write off most of my hobby expenses as work related. Over time, I've been able to build a client base in Latin America that requires several trips a year so I'll rent a nice condo where I set up the office and work during the day while mongering at night.

Many fellow mongers that I know who make multiple trips / yr live in US cities with a major hub airport that allows them to fly inexpensively for a quick weekend trip. Others have the financial wherewithal and freedom to travel on business (airline ee's and traveling sales / consulting positions). Still others are retired military or government ee's who have a monthly pension that allows a comfortable standard of living.

A wise monger told me years ago if you're planning to live abroad, make your money in dollars and spend in local currency.

Just do it. Especially at your age. It's a wonderful thing to be 25, or even 40, and be in Colombia, Peru, Argentina or Thailand. Your time in those countries, with your youth, would be incomparably better than doing the same thing at 55. And you can learn Spanish too.

In terms of cost, you do have to be making a certain amount of money, and then it's a question of how you travel. And again, as a younger person you might be able to spend less both in accommodations (think hostel) and the women may charge you less (or not at all). Say you get a job making $60k, which of course would be a pretty good job. You might be able to squeeze out two trips a year, at $4k apiece, on that salary.

Most guys don't go when they are young, they save and then go when they are older and have money saved up. But really, my advice would be go while you are young, and again, you are way young enough to learn the language.

In fact, you could learn Spanish, get your MBA in International Finance, learn Portuguese, and there you go.

[QUOTE=Mr OReilly; 1307150]I will post this in here since this forum is very active. I was wondering how you guys do it. Afford to travel and bang broads I mean.

I am finishing off my post graduate studies now, I will have a CPA in a few months and was wondering how you guys afford the lifestyle you live? I am ultimately looking to see how some people managed to afford to live away from the US of A and in Colombia as I would like to live there for at least a few months of the year.

How did you guys afford to travel frequently for sex (and tourism?). If you live away from the US of A, how long did it take you to get to the point where you could successfully live abroad?

I would like to operate a business of some sort eventually (I am only 25 so I have some time to peruse business ideas) or hopefully work at a decent paying job. I am looking to build a lifestyle where I can ultimately live away from the US of A and still earn decent cash flows to live well abroad. And of course, bang women!

Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]You probably learned to live cheaply in college. Keep those habits after you get a good job and you'll have plenty of money to travel every month or two. Since you will be a CPA you might consider specializing in taxes. That way you can bust your ass during tax season and travel the rest of the year. Or some type of consulting job that has you traveling a lot, where you can bank your frequent flier miles and use them for your real travels.

very good advice. thank you.

[quote=chesrep001; 1307448]just do it. especially at your age. it's a wonderful thing to be 25, or even 40, and be in colombia, peru, argentina or thailand. your time in those countries, with your youth, would be incomparably better than doing the same thing at 55. and you can learn spanish too.

in terms of cost, you do have to be making a certain amount of money, and then it's a question of how you travel. and again, as a younger person you might be able to spend less both in accommodations (think hostel) and the women may charge you less (or not at all). say you get a job making $60k, which of course would be a pretty good job. you might be able to squeeze out two trips a year, at $4k apiece, on that salary.

most guys don't go when they are young, they save and then go when they are older and have money saved up. but really, my advice would be go while you are young, and again, you are way young enough to learn the language.

in fact, you could learn spanish, get your mba in international finance, learn portuguese, and there you go.[/quote]

IF you speak really good English AND really good Spanish, you can command very nice pay in Bogota and perhaps Medellin, especially if you go freelance. But forget about other Colombian cities, money is just too hard to come by in those places. And GOOD English means better than 90% of Americans, and good Spanish means NOT the shit the typical "bilingual" New Yorker speaks.

I am not sure I perfectly match the criteria since I only live half of the year abroad either in Colombia or Argentina, but I will give my two cents anyway. What worked best for me is to have a full time job in the US that I enjoyed but also allows me to work remotely. I alternate between living in the US and living abroad in two month intervals. I have found it to be the best of both worlds. I get the salary and benefits of a job in the US. While at the same time being able to enjoy extended travel without having to deal with visa issues or doing low paying work that I would not enjoy like teaching English.

I have been doing this for the last three years and have enjoyed it a lot. I have found that working while abroad makes the time more enjoyable. At least for me after few weeks of partying it gets old if that is all you are doing.

[QUOTE=Mr OReilly; 1307150]I will post this in here since this forum is very active. I was wondering how you guys do it. Afford to travel and bang broads I mean.

I am finishing off my post graduate studies now, I will have a CPA in a few months and was wondering how you guys afford the lifestyle you live? I am ultimately looking to see how some people managed to afford to live away from the US of A and in Colombia as I would like to live there for at least a few months of the year.

How did you guys afford to travel frequently for sex (and tourism?). If you live away from the US of A, how long did it take you to get to the point where you could successfully live abroad?

I would like to operate a business of some sort eventually (I am only 25 so I have some time to peruse business ideas) or hopefully work at a decent paying job. I am looking to build a lifestyle where I can ultimately live away from the US of A and still earn decent cash flows to live well abroad. And of course, bang women!

Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]

Bango, you command really good pay for doing what?