Strip Club Reports

[KoolKeith323]

Will you have your passport? If so, take the nearest trolley and head towards Tijuana and read up on the Tijuana thread here. SD strip clubs are not great IMO.

TJ is the place to be. I missed the Body Shop. Way back in the day was fun and got extras inside the club, and afterwards if a lady had an incall nearby.

[Reds101]

Later in the week I'll be staying near the airport without a car. Uber will be my only option.

I see 3 clubs near the airport. Les Girls, Pacers, & Deja Vu.

Which of of the clubs would you pick for mileage and potential for extras?

Thanks in advance!

Will you have your passport? If so, take the nearest trolley and head towards Tijuana and read up on the Tijuana thread here. SD strip clubs are not great IMO.

[Baja 910]

Later in the week I'll be staying near the airport without a car. Uber will be my only option.

I see 3 clubs near the airport. Les Girls, Pacers, & Deja Vu.

Which of of the clubs would you pick for mileage and potential for extras?

Thanks in advance!

[Taco007]

One time at the beginning of covid I accidentally crossed into Mexico without my passport because I forgot it in my car and I thought I had it on me. I still went on to go to HK and quickly sorted out what I went down there for in case I got held back a long time trying to get back over on this side with literally no other form of identification. When I cross on foot I don't even take my drivers license, passport only. I returned via PedWest and as soon as I walked up to the officer that checks credentials I said "Sorry officer I screwed up big time. I thought I had my passport on me but I forgot it in my car. I can answer any question you can throw at me if it's of any help and I understand if you got to do whatever you got to do. ".

The officer just shook his head and asked me very simple questions like my name, address, place of employment, etc. And proceeded to let me through since I answered everything correctly.

CBP are trained to observe body language and voice patterns. If you walk up with confidence like you've done that before you're more likely to be waive through without your docs. When I get asked if I have anything to declare I always tell " yes, the Raiders suck. " that's gets me a laugh and their guard comes down a little with me. If you're nervous as fuck or it looks like to them you're hiding something then that's when the problems begin. Just be honest like this guy was and you should have no problems. Also your command of the English language will also come along way.

[Nothing24]

One time at the beginning of covid I accidentally crossed into Mexico without my passport because I forgot it in my car and I thought I had it on me. I still went on to go to HK and quickly sorted out what I went down there for in case I got held back a long time trying to get back over on this side with literally no other form of identification. When I cross on foot I don't even take my drivers license, passport only. I returned via PedWest and as soon as I walked up to the officer that checks credentials I said "Sorry officer I screwed up big time. I thought I had my passport on me but I forgot it in my car. I can answer any question you can throw at me if it's of any help and I understand if you got to do whatever you got to do. ".

The officer just shook his head and asked me very simple questions like my name, address, place of employment, etc. And proceeded to let me through since I answered everything correctly.

[FreeWally]

I screwed up. Headed to San Diego for biz trip and my passport is expIred. So can't go to TJ. What are my best options in San Diego and surrounding areas? Thanks in advance!

I've dealt with immigration many times for many people. In a case like this, I have been told by immigration that an expired passport is still 100% more useful than a driver's license. They can use your expired passport to look you up in their computer and see that you are a US citizen (once they confirm this, you have the legal right to enter). With a driver's license, they are playing games of comparing your license record (photo, date of birth, name, etc.) and making a guess if you are or are not this other person they have on their computer. They took us into a room for 30 minutes to do that (it was not my passport but someone I was responsible for). If I had the expired passport, it would have been a minute, tops.

I'm speaking from first hand experience.

[FreeWally]

So for re-entry back into the states I only need a drivers license and possibly a birth certificate?

Do NOT use a driver's license if you have a choice. First hand, immigration official stated outright to bring a passport. A driver's license proves identity, NOT citizenship or right to enter. What they will do with your driver's license is look up your citizenship, which is an extra step. It means they have to question you to verify you are who you are. If your driver's license name does NOT match your citizenship name (which is the case for a LOT of people), then they are going to sigh and have to ask you even more questions. You are being treated the same as someone who lost their passport where they use the birthdate on your driver's license to match it to your citizenship etc.

If you have a valid passport, it usually takes seconds. They don't ask questions unless they feel like it, because as long as it's obvious you are who you are and you are a citizen, you have the right to enter.

[Baja 910]

You can still go but you may be hassled a little bit going in which might result on a $20 payoff in the side room. If you look Mexican and act natural you may be able to pass through just fine. Show I'd / driver's license and / or birth certificate when reentering.

So for re-entry back into the states I only need a drivers license and possibly a birth certificate?

[Matar090]

I screwed up. Headed to San Diego for biz trip and my passport is expIred. So can't go to TJ. What are my best options in San Diego and surrounding areas? Thanks in advance!

You can still go but you may be hassled a little bit going in which might result on a $20 payoff in the side room. If you look Mexican and act natural you may be able to pass through just fine. Show I'd / driver's license and / or birth certificate when reentering.

[ImNotWeird]

I screwed up. Headed to San Diego for biz trip and my passport is expIred. So can't go to TJ. What are my best options in San Diego and surrounding areas? Thanks in advance!

Cross with just a DL, I do it all the time.

[Baja 910]

I screwed up. Headed to San Diego for biz trip and my passport is expIred. So can't go to TJ. What are my best options in San Diego and surrounding areas? Thanks in advance!

[Lion1]

What spots do you guys recommend while I'm here on vacation?

If you just want a fun but fairly vanilla strip club experience go to Cheetahs. Stop by the Bullpen next door for a drink and bar food. I don't go often, but a good number of very hot girls. A single dance is usually enough to figure out if some groping action is on the table. Don't expect extras like a BJ in the private booth (ice-box) unless you want to drop a TON of cash.

[Reds101]

What spots do you guys recommend while I'm here on vacation?

Do you have your passport with you? If so, highly recommend taking the time to cross the border to Hong Kong over anything in SD.

[HowlettJames]

What spots do you guys recommend while I'm here on vacation?

[SereniteeNow]

Did anyone go to see her? She has the perfect spinner body. If she allowed some roaming on her tiny frame I would have been there but something tells me she makes you stand ten feet away or something.

She allowed some of the boys to motorboat her a little bit and grinded (ground?) on our laps a little bit. Came in with a heavy layer of spray on tan, super smooth skin and nice smell.