Walker

I am in Cairo now.  There are plenty of guys asking for money on Grindr.  None of them is really to Brazilian standard in terms of appearance, so I haven't tried any.  Plus, I am a coward, not sure about the law, culture and safety.  I guess I am just gonna be a good sexless tourist.

So much for the planning and excitement.

I am in Cairo now.  There are plenty of guys asking for money on Grindr.  None of them is really to Brazilian standard in terms of appearance, so I haven't tried any.  Plus, I am a coward, not sure about the law, culture and safety.  I guess I am just gonna be a good sexless tourist.

What if I am looking for romantic orgies?

He is so my type. 

I had only one experience with online hire from Grindr.  He was a cutie and had a nice personality.  However, there is a reason for him not working at the sauna-- his size.  I don't think he can compete with those sauna boys.

People usually don't do trade at regular gay clubs in Brazil.  If there is any opportunities, you would need to speak Portugese.  @numazu1 speaks passable Portuguese, (or better than passable ).

I don't have the writing or whoring skills of Namazu....it's an Asian thing, but I'll give it a shot lol

I'll give a quick version of my observations.

I arrived Friday...I normally would try to go Business class on United, it was available with plus points. But I thought, why use points if the service wasn't going to be there? No Polaris Lounge or amenities normal to Bizclass?   I had 3 seats across in economy and another 25 around me empty....so that was good enough for me.  I brought  my own Polaris pillows before I even knew there were no pillows even in business, lol.

Arriving in Sao Paulo....Not sure why the immigration officer thought I was Brazilian.....he insisted about 4 or 5 times to see my Brazilian documents ....I had a feeling he was flirting with me. He def was my type, If I wasn't so tired I would've given him my number.

I already had plans to meet up with someone I knew from the start of the pandemic, so my first days were already occupied. Then I met with the brother of my ex bf and his new American bf that I will call his sugar daddy, lol

Not much to add to that story except the obvious stereotypes.

The bars (and Lagoa) must close by 10pm...so is kind of weird to be out in a semi lively street in Republica, to all of a sudden have everything shut down. Then everyone moves to the Carrefour Express supermarket across the street to buy beer and continue drinking (except Sunday).


I went to Lagoa tonight , Sunday to see how it was. When I walked in Rodolfo and Marcos ( the guy that sells the clothes inside) were surprised to see me...or a gringo? I told them that it's hard to keep international whores at bay.....they asked where was Tomcal, lol.

With the exchange rate, it's ridiculously cheap for just about anything, uber, drinks, food, programas.

I met a guy that I'd seen before at Fragata, but never had been with. 150 reis at my apt and he was very happy...times are tough. After he left, I went to the street again and was waiting for someone that never showed up. I saw a black guy that said he was 24 but I new he was more like 34. He was hung, I could tell from from the bulge in his sweatpants. I asked how much, he said 50 reis...wtf , 10usd.

We had fun, he did everything I asked, def worth 10usd.....but  was a one time thing with him, I'm sure.

I'm Glad I came...Still another week to go

 

Appears Adriel doing here a little practice run on the stage. The place has continued to progress in its development very slowly but the project is not abandoned. He says doors open logo logo (soon). Bear in mind that it has only been a few days since the state has allowed the 6 evening hours of opening. 

I would like to know which health insurance covers COVID-19 treatments in foreign countries.

No, thanks, but good luck to you.
 

No, thanks, but good luck to you.
 

I would like to know which health insurance covers COVID-19 treatments in foreign countries.

Brazilian creativity, to put a salivating smile in the thread.

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My understanding is that your regular health insurance only covers medical expense within the country you reside, not overseas(there may be special type of insurance for that). And the regular travel insurance do not cover any medical expense for pandemic declared by WHO before you purchase the travel insurance.

@Riobard, I’m trying to understand this, and make it make sense for anyone who attempts to read it.
A simple “yes “ or “no” to the following  question will do:
Are you booking programas in the saunas with garotos for longer periods (like 90 minutes, for example), and agreeing in advance to a rate that is about 50 - 80 reais for every 30 minutes?
Yes, or no?

It was a simple question, intended for clarification purposes, that only required a one-word yes or no answer.  

Good luck trying to understand ANYTHING he says...Gave that shit up and just blocked/ignored him...wish I would have done is months ago...

And gloves...

Emirates is risking lawsuits if they take on this liability of "rapid test", and something goes wrong.
I would not trust any airlines on health issues. 

Emirates is risking lawsuits if they take on this liability of "rapid test", and something goes wrong.
I would not trust any airlines on health issues. 

Emirates is risking lawsuits if they take on this liability of "rapid test", and something goes wrong.
I would not trust any airlines on health issues. 

Did you watch a COVID-19 patient die? where?

While there are a few great medical centers in Brazil, the emphasis is on the word, "few". The descent from a little cough and fever into respiratory failure can happen so rapidly with Covid-19 that, even if you have the best medical evacuation insurance policy, it's likely you wouldn't have time to get back to U. S. hospitals.
So I ask you: Would you really want to spend your final days of life on a ventilator in a Brazilian ICU?

I am ok, just masterbate a lot, maybe too much. That's my only concerned.