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Sorry Club Tobi wasn't good the night you went. Maybe I was just lucky that every day I went there were several really hot massuers. Maybe Adrian doesn't work there anymore. He was always reliable and hot. In spite of the rough hustler bars, Medellin is a harder town to crack than Bogota, but the guys are so good-looking and "friendly".

You're certainly right. The famous male fashion models and porn stars do not advertise as escorts for professional reasons. They are really into travel as they get a taste of it in modeling work and even porn. So of course they get big-ticket travel offers. Luke Volta went from porn and Hunqz to that style also. I'm speaking of the long-term escort advertisers whose "work" is multiple clients and high turnover ().

These guys all advertise on Rentmen. The others who come to the US do too. Its surprisingly much cheaper than Massuerfinder. What you describe is more SeekingArrangements.com. Those are amatuers.

David lives in southern Czech now and its a 2 hour train trip to Prague. Ive had good luck at Up bar in the day.

When I say "work" I mean the guys expect to work for a few weeks in a city where they can easily have 2 $300US and maybe 3 a day on average. From what I hear that's not very easiy in Sydney.Even in Zurich they can get 4 or 5 per day, although its only $150 each. NYC, DC and LA really are way out in front.

They're working guys and just work places where there are many clients and very high pay. There aren't many of those places and I'm not sure Oz has any from what I remember.

My 3 besties returning to Czech after another 6 week visit with me.

Last couple trips I have found some excellent young guys in UP around 4pm.

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At Club Tobi in Medellin you can get the "massuer" to just skip to whatever pretty fast. You are on a massage table though. At the Bogota massage places it's very hard to get anything much for twice the fee as Club Tobi. Massage/sex clubs may charge a fee to leave with an employee but I've never seen a bar do so. The small street 57a at it's intersection with Oriental in Medellin is where the hustler bars are and any guy is looking. The gay Chapeniro neighborhood in Bogota is very big and "downtown" so you can't assume any street traffic there is looking.

He kept his hair until death at 73. More than most of us can say much younger.

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welcome !

This is a coincidence because an escort told me last week that a friend was opening a Paragonya-type sauna in Prague in the new year. Odd if two new big places open together.

I noticed that too. Kudos to whoever hires those young studs in suits awaiting you inside the door. I've found with any hotel employee the quickest way to "make friends" is a tip, especially one that seems for "nothing". At least now having been to Old City in off season I know it better and compare rates there. It really is the center of activity. I'll highly recommend Giuseppe Pizza just behind the big Starbucks on Old Town Square. $10 artisan pizza as good as anywhere. The ham/mushroom is my favorite. The 2nd and 3rd floor lounges of that Starbucks are just feet in front of the Astro Clock with plenty of lounge chairs and electrical outlets.

My two bff's Zdeny and David have bern with me 24/7 past few dsys. Tom Selak is flaking asking high price, no bottoming, and sucking only with condom. Bizarre to deal with. Im staying at the Intercontinental in Old Town for the first time. Cant deal with Old Town in tourist season..Even though its same price as Alcron/Jalta etc the guys are impressed. It has a ritzy rep here.

Update: I missed Up before it closed on Friday but Down at 10pm was active. Maybe 20 customers, almost half escorts. A couple were ok. No one was worth taking back to the hotel in a rainstorm.

I am in Up at 7pm on a cold raining Thursday and there are 2 cute blond escorts and a very cute bartender here. Why every time I come to Up it's good but not for anyone else?

FB is weird like that. It shows a young guy auditioning in Escape.

No.FB just weird.

https://www.facebook.com/100004008790858/posts/1596936493783295/ Dancer trying out at Escape.

What's much scarier is that the visa-waiver program is reciprocal and because the US refuses to extend it to Poland, Bulgaria, and Romania of the EU, the EU has put the US on notice it will end it if those countries aren't included. Elimination of the visa-waiver program is what I thought when I saw these headlines today. An EU "Notice That I'm Coming" like our ESTA is harmless. When you deal with a lot of visiting friends who are from visa-waiver countries, you appreciate how difficult it is for non-visa-waiver countries' citizens to get visas to the US. People from Visa-waiver countries come in immediately 99.9% of the time. People from other countries must apply months ahead and 90% at least are rejected. The semantics of "Visa" vs "Visa-Waiver" are scary for good reason to a lot of people.

Actually there is an important difference. Citizens of visa-waiver countries are presumed to qualify for automatic entry unless some flag comes up on that person. Citizens of other countries have to apply for a visa and wait a long time for the process, during which there's a burden of proof on them to show they qualify and they are normally rejected. I've had several Czech friends visit whenever they want but Polish friends, from just a few miles over their border, are always rejected for visas because they're Polish.

The new ETIAS will just be a reciprocal program with ETSA. Sort of notification you're coming so if you're banned they won't turn you around at the US airport and make you fly home (that happened a lot before ESTA !) The ESTA program can be dangerous when they think you're going in and out with too many 90-day stays which seem like you're living or working here. They actually can deny one. Many people try for the 6-month regular visa instead of the 90-day "automatic" visa. A lot of countries like Brazil have fairly automatic visas for US citizens (which is not reciprocal) but charge high visa fees

It (ETIAS) is not a really a visa. It is exactly the same as the form citizens of countries in the US's visa-waiver countries have to submit (ESTA). They almost automatically get 90-day "visas" to visit the US. Citizens of countries not in the visa-waiver program (like Poland) have to request a real visa and are usually turned down. Huge difference.