TheBossBabyback

I'm sure your getting mobbed as the most recent keeper of Egyptian-dick-secretes. I'm loving your updates! Two more questions, any issues with getting the guys on Grindr to share face pics? Any Airbnb tips to find your spot where the owner or neighbors weren't in your business? Wait, two random guys came over and let themselves into your place to look around or were they hookups you let inside? How did that happen, you seem very calm for such an intrusion.

Note, I wasn't actually worried, just a light-hearted question based on real curiosity. I appreciate the response, even with that dose of shade.

I can't help it because logistically getting to the dick from the back seat sounds too cumbersome, lol.

Do Ubers in Egypt have you sit upfront or is the backseat common like in the west?

Hot, but I take it he was sub-5 in the face because we remember the hotties. Thanks for the details!

Scale of 1-10 how hot was the taxi driver, 10 being an Egyptian god.

I would just check the consulates website. But the online process is super easy. Just use their photo guide website, take a selfie with your cellphone, upload it. It will generate a white background, then download that image to your phone. Email it and the scan of your passport to your computer, upload the docs, and fill out the details, pay. You can theoretically get this done in 30 mins, but I'd set aside an hour. But, let us know what you find out about the in-person route. The more information shared, the better.

Wanted to share my experience. I was stressed about the visa photo and ended up taking about 20 selfies around my house to play with the lighting before using the photo assist tool on their website. Also, damn, do I feel like I look older then I am in my photos 🥲. I couldn’t upload the photo from my phone because the website isn’t very mobile-friendly, especially on the section that requires you to select checkboxes for uploaded photos. So, I had to finish everything on my computer. I was also confused about the “business” section since I’m traveling for leisure. I ended up filling it out with my employer’s details and noted that it’s a vacation. They responded within a day, rejecting my passport photo and asking for a clearer version. I uploaded a new one yesterday morning, and by the time I woke up today, I had an approval letter waiting in my inbox. My trip is in 20 days. I definitely wouldn’t recommend waiting until the last minute like I did, but I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly they processed it. USE THE PHOTO EDITING GUIDE!

Now, that is what I call customer service! Do you think they have plans to franchise?

Was the son cute? I'm assuming a 20 something year old or something.

Well, this has dampened a lot of my excitement for Columbia next year. I’m sure it will be fine but it all sounds so risky. why couldn’t I had been an adult when Budapest had dirt cheap hotties?!

Fabulous, but also not sure many folks would want to wait until they reach their destination to secure lodging. What would I do with my luggage while roaming the streets for available apartments?

Does this mean other clubs will be less stuffy about all the costumes and vibes you need to have at the door of hot Berlin clubs?

You got me there! 🤐

One, visited Australia. The nation is primarily empty. There is plenty of room for growth. Suburban sprawl can and should be replaced with more mixed used housing to meet their housing demands. But their issue isn't space. LA has tall buildings and the means to build upon the sediment at the base of the city. As they've been doing for over 200 years. Pretending that LA can't build up is foolishness. There is no reason for a city of this size and with much demand for affordable housing to retain zoning laws that restrict so many areas from turning single family homes into multi-unit dwellings. Even if 3 or 4 flat buildings became more of the norm, it would be a marked improvement. But pretending LA can't build up because of earthquakes, as a person that claims to have lived in LA, is an interesting statement. Here are the buildings currently standing, despite earthquakes. Please tell us how each is just one more shake away from toppling over. Most of the city isn't like Downtown LA and may never reach this point. But allowing the zoning laws to grant more variety in building options is the answer. Tear down more of the single family plots for 2-3 story apartments would help alleviate their housing issue. Building more 20-60 story apartment buildings would also help. LA has a long history of managing their earthquake problem. It's the NIMBY folks that are creating unnecessary housing shortages.