Post: #76

(05-24-2011 09:32 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  bluewater7-

I got you.

Yeah, I stayed in the north.

"You can stay by Disney in Orlando in a fairly whack place for $25/night'

Same in Las Vegas.

I guess we just have to come to the realization that America is a "cheap" country these days.

And a ghetto.

Right?

G,

You'll appreciate this one.



oman.

Post: #77

Dash: Foreclosures and short sales.. downtown miami had a glut of units.. They're out there.. still.. now and again

Post: #78

Gio -

Good one.

Bluewater7 -

Curious to see if you hit up these places:

http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2011/03/the...ombia.html

Post: #79

(05-23-2011 06:54 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Dash: disagree all you want but you run the risk of creating a reputation where people are skeptical of what you say.

Not to pile on, bc I have nothing against Dash and I like his posts, but he did say it was easy to get an apartment in Santa Marta if you just go to the beach, there are people everywhere wanting to rent apartments. Not true. In Rodadero yes, in Santa Marta absolutely not. Maybe i read it wrong or he wrote it wrong but the false info did sort of f#ck me over thinking I could find a place in a day or two.

Post: #80

(05-26-2011 11:01 AM)redneckpunk Wrote:  

(05-23-2011 06:54 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Dash: disagree all you want but you run the risk of creating a reputation where people are skeptical of what you say.

Not to pile on, bc I have nothing against Dash and I like his posts, but he did say it was easy to get an apartment in Santa Marta if you just go to the beach, there are people everywhere wanting to rent apartments. Not true. In Rodadero yes, in Santa Marta absolutely not. Maybe i read it wrong or he wrote it wrong but the false info did sort of f#ck me over thinking I could find a place in a day or two.

Yea that was my bad, I should have specified Rodadero. I was kinda lumping Rodadero and SM together. Not good in hind sight! lol

Maybe Roosh can MOD EDIT that, bc that certainly is a typo and not accurate.

Post: #81

Maybe stop posting about things you've no first hand experience of to avoid confusion?

Post: #82

(05-26-2011 12:44 PM)Gringo Wrote:  Maybe stop posting about things you've no first hand experience of to avoid confusion?

and this is coming from the guy that said cusco's nightlife is better than lima's! lmao

bro my 4th hand knowledge is better than your 1st hand knowledge.

u just dont stop do ya bro? where u picked on a kid an feel the need to start petty fights over the web 24/7? do the forum a favor try to comment strictly on travel and women. leave the lil side antagonistic comments in the closet.

(told myself I wasnt gonna comment or feed the fire but I couldnt resist. ok ok for real now im done)

Post: #83

for one night stands cusco is better than Lima. As for "nightlife" depends what is more important to you. Personally I like banging a different chick every 2 or 3 times I go out.....Cusco delivered that, and that was before cell phones were around, straight up cold approaches, now.......shiiiiiii, i can't even imagine.

Post: #84

(05-26-2011 03:43 PM)redneckpunk Wrote:  for one night stands cusco is better than Lima. As for "nightlife" depends what is more important to you. Personally I like banging a different chick every 2 or 3 times I go out.....Cusco delivered that, and that was before cell phones were around, straight up cold approaches, now.......shiiiiiii, i can't even imagine.

I believe you on Cusco and its ONS potential! I cant wait to hit Peru, gonna be like a kid in a candy store!!! By then my spanish will be fluent, and possibilities endless!

Post: #85

Judging from the people that have been to cusco ons's seem to be the easiest so in my books that would make it more enjoyable that lima.

Post: #86

just keep in mind that there are much fewer bars/discotecas in cusco than in limo. if i remember correctly, the bars in cusco had more tourists in them. that said, maybe there are more "gringo" hunters in cusco, not sure. I only had one night out in cusco whereas I had a few nights out in lima. i prefer lima's night life because it's much larger.

every night out, when we left the bar/discoteca in peru, we left with girls in arm. whether it was cusco or lima, it didn't matter.

Post: #87

(05-24-2011 12:15 AM)bluewater7 Wrote:  Thanks WEDO. I appreciate it.

G Manifesto, let me explain.

$33.33 per night is in the hood. I mean the straight up hood. Like basically people are scared to walk around at night hood. Although, I've noticed all of them are - even though there are like no sounds in the streets period. No one is out there at night basically. Even in the rich areas.

I discovered this today when I went up to North Bogota so visit the girl I went out with last night. Turns out she is a lawyer.

Here's my point about the pricing - You can stay by Disney in Orlando in a fairly whack place for $25/night - but a place that is .. umm.. workable. So the price for the place I'm in now, which is clean and small, but with good internet should be about $10/night.

Colombia isn't like that. Short-term rentals are the price of South Beach and New York - like $2k a month for a pimp or even somewhat pimp pad.

The buildings, skyline, etc. of North Bogota is way better. Its cleaner. Its more "bonito" basically.

Went to a gym called Hard Body across from Body Tech on Calle 146 I think and it was pretty nice. 2 stories, etc. - more like the US.

I'm all for shitty places that yield adventure, but the prices should reflect that. Since the dollar sucks ass, Bogota is actually more expensive - pound for pound - than the US.. and that's strange to me, although I understand why it is that way. Its basically the price of tier-1 cities.

If I'm going to pay US prices for pimp places, I don't know .. I'd rather be in the US. Or, places with infrastructure, etc. Bottom line is developing countries are basically more expensive than the US - or just as expensive. I read about this.. but, well, to see it in person is amusing. Because I'm talking about rubble in the streets and shit, but more expensive than Orlando and equal pricing to Tier 1 US cities. Whacky.

Anyway, my review of Bogota was pre-mature. I guess it wasn't a review, but maybe I'm giving you a "blow by blow" of the experience. The girl helps too, I have to admit - but just driving in the taxi I noticed banks, high rises, etc. and it looked a lot better up there. I recommend if people can, stay up there. Unless you like, again, a ghetto downtown Detroit vibe - and I'm not talking about Greektown.

Peace.

It's not quite that cheap travelling in the United States. Motel 6 does show $24/night in Kissimmee, but i believe Florida hotel tax is like 12% or something, plus sales tax, or about 20%, for a total of about $29. But, most other parts of the US have rates from $38-$60 (incl taxes).


But that's not the issue, it's GAS!!. Unless you are going somewhere within a 5 hour drive, gas will be a bitch. You're either going to have to fly and rent a car, which is NOT cheap, or drive the 750+ miles, and add to this daily gas expenses of at least $10-$20 per day.

Now add food, cover charges, drinks and money to be spent on women, and we're talking more like $100+ per day, at least, and more realistically, closer to $150.

In latin america, $10 for a hostel, $10-$15 on food and $5-15 on transport and no more than $20 per day on entertainment (excluding brazil), so about $50/day and closer to $30 if you wanna slum it.

Post: #88

well there are coupons.. =)

And rental cars can be had for $25/day in the US. Haven't seen that yet in other countries..

So that is assuming you're not in a big city in the US where you can use public transport.

You can go RT in a plane 1800 miles in the US for $145 including taxes. Or $160.

Anyway.. I mean I know what you're saying, but it's just interesting to me, that's all. Hehe.

Post: #89

I arrived in Cusco this morning and will visit Lima next week. I'm planning on doing some serious banging here.

I hope i can clarify the opinions a bit. I consider myself as a trustworthy source with two disadvantages. I'm getting old fast. i'm 34 now, i'm sure a 22 to 26 year old ( with some game) has less trouble pulling girls. i'm also always tight on money. Getting laid while spending big bucks is soooo much easier than when you don't have a dime to spend.

Adding a massive picture gallery to my site now, will be done at end of the day.

Greetz Neil

Post: #90

You don't need game in Peru, certainly not in Cusco. Hit Plaza De Armas and go to Mama Africas or any of the other clubs in the square, get there around 11pm before all the other horny gringos from the nearbye hostels arrive and have your pick of the gringo hunters. You don't need to spend big bucks at all. It's too easy in Cusco. Enjoy.

Post: #91

Dude Neil what I'm finding out in S. America is 34 is young here. LOL.

I'm missing out on Peru this trip. Have found that RT tickets from Miami in September can be had around $472 only about $100 more than RT from Colombia so might hit it then.

All indications are that this is the easiest country for Gringos, HOWEVER... my "I love only the hottest bitches" thing kicks in too and I wonder how to pick up the ELITE of Peru - if there is an elite.. and if the elite looks like I want it to look.. LOL

However its amazing how 2 7's can become 9's when they grab your cock suddenly without me asking.

Post: #92

(07-16-2011 01:25 PM)Gringo Wrote:  You don't need game in Peru, certainly not in Cusco. Hit Plaza De Armas and go to Mama Africas or any of the other clubs in the square, get there around 11pm before all the other horny gringos from the nearbye hostels arrive and have your pick of the gringo hunters. You don't need to spend big bucks at all. It's too easy in Cusco. Enjoy.

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