Post: #51

I worked out of Mexico City for a short while. Don't stay there, its big but not so great. Toluca is only a short 2 hour bus ride and is worlds better for meeting women. I rented a HUGE apartment in Toluca for about 2500 pesos per month (around 200 bucks). The apartment was so big that it looked really empty even though it was fully decked out with stuff. The food is cheap, the girls were hot and hey, I also got to see two UFOs coming home one night.

Toluca is beside a huge volcano, really cool.

You could make about 100 to 150 pesos per class to start out there. (If you live in Toluca, that's grocery money for a week)

Post: #52

Garibaldi square: (mexico city)

Went there on a rainy thursday night. Tons of mariachi bands. Its worth going just for the atmosphere. One of the coolest squares I have seen in Mexico. I swear there was a guy with a full size harp standing around...

There are quite a number of bars and clubs around. But on this night they were empty of girls. The area had a slightly seedy vibe, just perfect for those slutty local girls you are looking for.... I might check back on the weekend. Fortunately its a short walk to centro. However on this rainy night centro was also pretty shut down. The bar that I had picked up a pair of chicks at before was literally closed on thursday...

Post: #53

(09-28-2012 03:42 PM)kavakid Wrote:  Garibaldi square: (mexico city)

Went there on a rainy thursday night. Tons of mariachi bands. Its worth going just for the atmosphere. One of the coolest squares I have seen in Mexico. I swear there was a guy with a full size harp standing around...

There are quite a number of bars and clubs around. But on this night they were empty of girls. The area had a slightly seedy vibe, just perfect for those slutty local girls you are looking for.... I might check back on the weekend. Fortunately its a short walk to centro. However on this rainy night centro was also pretty shut down. The bar that I had picked up a pair of chicks at before was literally closed on thursday...

if you want to meet nice girls, go to church on Sunday.

Mexicans are ALL religious and hang out at church.

Post: #54

(09-27-2012 10:40 PM)BadWolf Wrote:  I worked out of Mexico City for a short while. Don't stay there, its big but not so great. Toluca is only a short 2 hour bus ride and is worlds better for meeting women. I rented a HUGE apartment in Toluca for about 2500 pesos per month (around 200 bucks). The apartment was so big that it looked really empty even though it was fully decked out with stuff. The food is cheap, the girls were hot and hey, I also got to see two UFOs coming home one night.

Toluca is beside a huge volcano, really cool.

You could make about 100 to 150 pesos per class to start out there. (If you live in Toluca, that's grocery money for a week)

WAIT. You're telling me they have UFOS?

I love this. Maybe they're common, like locals develop likings for the various types:

" I like the big blue ones, with the yellow lights on the edges..."

"NO, the red saucers are WAY cooler.. they accelerate much faster..."

This is too good, this is way, way too good.

I mean it Roosh, stop me before I start a thread "Gaming in Cities with UFOS" . Oh man.

Post: #55

(09-28-2012 03:42 PM)kavakid Wrote:  Garibaldi square: (mexico city)

Went there on a rainy thursday night. Tons of mariachi bands. Its worth going just for the atmosphere. One of the coolest squares I have seen in Mexico. I swear there was a guy with a full size harp standing around...

There are quite a number of bars and clubs around. But on this night they were empty of girls. The area had a slightly seedy vibe, just perfect for those slutty local girls you are looking for.... I might check back on the weekend. Fortunately its a short walk to centro. However on this rainy night centro was also pretty shut down. The bar that I had picked up a pair of chicks at before was literally closed on thursday...

I personally dont like Garibaldi. Dirty, loud, drunk and grimey. Buts thats one of the manu Mexico City places that you have to try at least once. (Or twice)

Within a short walking distance from Garibaldi, try El Pasaguero (down by Madero) for some hipster-rocker styles (they usually have cool concerts or promo parties, chase them on Facebook, they usually give out free passes), also, try Centro Cultural España on Tuesdays, no cover live jazz.