How hard is it to warm water.
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3060139]Based on my observations in Medellin, a significant attraction for local women is the availability of hot water. Since many do not have this luxury at home, they tend to spend a considerable amount of time in the shower when visiting an apartment that has it. This contrast is striking because their own homes often lack heated water. Regarding current rates in Colombia, a budget of 400,000 to 500,000 pesos is generally sufficient for a two-to-four-hour encounter. PN.[/QUOTE]I lived in an apartment where the water heater did not work. Did not care to have it fixed, so for 2 years I lived by heating a water in a medium saucepan, mix it with a bucket of water, take the bucket to the shower and use a water ladle to scoop water and pour on my body to wash and rinse. Probably 60% of the world uses this method.
Women of Medellin Colombia Tribute (20 Years Ago)
Lleras and El Centro were much different back then. The Mansion was a good option.
[URL]https://youtu.be/vfjw28fSVfI?si=mmbrs-kn8VY7L6MK[/URL]
Back and Forth Part of the Fun
[QUOTE=NilAdmirari;3060452]I tend to agree with MoonShot and go with the flow. Perhaps of interest, this from a Harvard Business School Blog on who should make the first offer in a price negotiation, the buyer or the seller?
"Abundant research on the anchoring effect, documented by psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman, shows that the first offer made in a negotiation serves as an anchor that has a strong effect on the final price. For this reason, negotiators are often advised to try to engage in price anchoring by making the first offer. " But the blog then goes on to discuss exceptions based on the respective market knowledge of the parties.
This is generally how I get to "Yes" with a lady of choice.
Once I've made a date with a chica (whether we have met online, in a club, or in Parque Lleras) and we've now moved on to WhatsApp to communicate the details, I write something, to the effect: "Meanwhile: let's agree on the mutual benefits. Pleasures in the sack for me. A generous gift for you." I then describe in detail what I expect in the way of services (DFK, BBBJ, often bareback), add that of course, going bare assumes good hygiene and I have STD tests, and hope all the above is agreeable. I then leave it up to the chica on how to reply.[/QUOTE]Often, when I ask how much, the girl will say how much will you offer, throwing it back to me. I often but not always like to ask how much to get a sense of how entitled she thinks she is. If she is going to ask for 800 mil, then it is unlikely that we will reach an agreement. If she is going to ask for a little more than I am willing to pay, then it is likely we can reach a deal.
Now there is the question of whether you should give a low ball offer first and then raise it in response to her howls of protest. I generally will give a reasonable offer that should be acceptable to many but not all, and give myself 100 mil room if she is worth that amount. There are times when the girl is in a dire financial situation and I could really drive down the price but I don't do that even though I could. I have enough money so I don't feel the need to go down to the lowest possible price that she would be willing to take under the circumstances.
There are also times when the girl says no to your final offer and then 2-3 weeks later or more, she will say yes. I have had girls come back to me on the next trip after a few months and then say yes so no reason to insult the girl or make snide comments when she is holding out for more money. Just be nice about it and you never know. I.
PolloNegro inconsistencies LOL
According to my mathematical equation. You went from $50 2 to 4 hours to $110-$135 2 hrs. Man which one is it. You are under oath LOL. Now I am trying to get a girl to stay the full day for $100. She has gone as low as 600 k. Which I am still not willing to pay. Actually I am testing if she wants to fuck me slightly or very badly. If the hot water principal was still in effect the cover charge would be a whole lot cheaper. So I disagree with that assessment LOL.
[QUOTE=PolloNegro;3060139]Based on my observations in Medellin, a significant attraction for local women is the availability of hot water. Since many do not have this luxury at home, they tend to spend a considerable amount of time in the shower when visiting an apartment that has it. This contrast is striking because their own homes often lack heated water. Regarding current rates in Colombia, a budget of 400,000 to 500,000 pesos is generally sufficient for a two-to-four-hour encounter. PN.[/QUOTE].