Tijuana Reports

[QUOTE=Dotron;2573912]It was weird. So I took a yellow cab from outside Adelitas. The cab driver took some weird route, it seemed like he took a wrong route that went through a closed off section, weaving through a small parking lot of yellow cabs, and yelling to his cab driver friends who were standing around in the parking lot. At the end of this, about half a block before the drop off point, there were a bunch of okay looking chicas standing around and I'm wondering what's going on. As my cab passes them they try to signal him to stop right in front of them, but my cab driver drives ahead to the drop off / pick up area. So they start running towards my cab as it drives past them. Now I'm really confused. The one that gets there first tries to open my door before I can. She almost makes it. Then she asks for a $1 tip. I probably would have given it to her if I wasn't so confused about what was going on.[/QUOTE]Have had that happen before. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it just seems like they are doing it for a quick buck for doing nothing but open your door. I've tried to open it before they could and succeeded, but then they close it as if they just did you a huge favor and hold out their hands.

[QUOTE=Ihaschzbrgr;2574379]Have had that happen before. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it just seems like they are doing it for a quick buck for doing nothing but open your door. I've tried to open it before they could and succeeded, but then they close it as if they just did you a huge favor and hold out their hands.[/QUOTE]Though it's never been a group of girls, there are often people opening my cab door when I arrive at the border or at AB. On my very first trip to Tijuana, my cab driver told me to just ignore those people. I've never seen a reason to give a tip and I never have.

I went back Sunday night. Started with SG outside Cascadia. I think her name was Charlene. Ok CBJ, cowgirl, doggy and mish. Not great but got the job done. Cascadia room was hot.

There's this stone cold SG with big eyes that never smiles and barely talks. All she says is 45 for everything. She made a face when I asked if she kisses.

Spent some time at HK to rest, some great pole dancing.

Then at Adelitas didn't see anyone I liked so I ordered a cranberry juice. As I'm drinking it I see the girl I saw last time. Name starts with the. This time wearing zebra stripe get up.

Order her a drink and spend some time talking and feeling her up. I thought I was spent but she got me going so I took her upstairs. It is unusual for me to be with the same girl twice since I crave variety. But it was another great GFE session. Even better than the first.

Went back to the border too early apparently at 11 pm since line was still long. Should have killed another hour in LA zona.

With the loooong wait time at the border, do yourself a big favor and get the SENTRI card. Yes it is a bit of a hassle with the background check and a few months wait time and then with a face to face interview but now I almost feel guilty when I walk straight to the front!

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=Dotron;2574925]I went back Sunday night. Started with SG outside Cascadia. I think her name was Charlene. Ok CBJ, cowgirl, doggy and mish. Not great but got the job done. Cascadia room was hot.

There's this stone cold SG with big eyes that never smiles and barely talks. All she says is 45 for everything. She made a face when I asked if she kisses.

Spent some time at HK to rest, some great pole dancing.

Then at Adelitas didn't see anyone I liked so I ordered a cranberry juice. As I'm drinking it I see the girl I saw last time. Name starts with the. This time wearing zebra stripe get up.

Order her a drink and spend some time talking and feeling her up. I thought I was spent but she got me going so I took her upstairs. It is unusual for me to be with the same girl twice since I crave variety. But it was another great GFE session. Even better than the first.

Went back to the border too early apparently at 11 pm since line was still long. Should have killed another hour in LA zona.[/QUOTE]

This will be my 3rd time going I love La Zona and sexy ass chicas. I'd like to go with someone I'm 25 years old I know my way around there since it will be my third time, I also know some tips that will keep us safe if your a first timer. Just hit me up if you want to go.

Ate lunch and decided to walk the beach route back to my place at the beach. Noticed a petite woman at tbe shoreline playing with the sand. Went a bit past her and dipped my feet into the water. After a few seconds she said something to me. Walked to her and started talking a bit. She was sitting on the bare sand when a wave came up and soaked her up halfway her low cut blouse. Offered her a drink at a place where she could dry off. Well she's about 5 ft. With a trim figure and large full bees or small cees and I'm thinking they may be manmade and she could be a bargirl. Bingo! She used to work at a stripclub bar near downtown Rosarito whose owner just gutted the interior and is remodelling the entire building. So she's out of work. I used to frequent the place when I first moved to Rosarito. Stripper bar with booth dances or rent a private room with a bed for an hour. $30 for the room and make your deal with the girl. Had a drink and walked her home to change. Walked to my house at the beach and invited her for Patron Tequila. Did not take her into my house although she was game. Did not want to chance it since I just met her. Speaks no English but has a bit of a chola air about her. My house has flat screen TV, two laptops, two tablets, about $2000 USA and 18000 pesos there. Had some tequila with her sitting on the wall at the beach. Will call her when I return in two weeks. Kidded her about getting private dances since her place is demolished. She said sure and after? I said you know what after. She smiled. LOL. We'll see what happens later. Still hesitant about having her over. My ATF Tijuana SG has stayed over a few times and another SG plus a deportee I met in Tijuana have been over but that's it. Other overnight SGs have been in hotels. You never know what you'll pick up on the beach. Just a coincidence but my ATF Tijuana SG was going to stay overnight tonight.

The secondary and prepa students have returned to school so the wait time has been slashed 80 percent this week. Crossed over at 11 AM Tuesday in ten minutes. Entering Mexico there were three immigration officials on the stairs before you enter the building. Of course the asshole male who speaks a little English has to impress the two female officials. I'm carrying nothing at all. Where are you going? To the beach How many days? Told him just today. Like I said I have no suitcase, backpack, nothing in my hand. Dumbshit. I guess pretty soon there will be a little more hassle entering Mexico. I have found that all over Mexico males over 35 to about late forties always have to try to be macho in front of twenty year old women whether they are coworkers or even had a waiter at an upscale restaurant try to be macho when I was with a 26 year old Mexican cutie.

After seeing Docunography and reading about La Zona I am totally intrigued and thinking about taking a trip. I would be coming out of state so flying into San Diego for one. But I have seen hotels in the zone that offer pick up shuttles at the airport. Anyone have any advice on the logistics? Last time I was in Tijuana I was 10 years old.

You can read my adventures back a few pages but I stayed in San Diego, took the Blue Line Trolley down to San Ysidro and walked to La Zona Norte. I stayed as long as I wanted and then took the trolley back.

There is enough intel on this thread to help you with a game plan.

C3.

[QUOTE=Tommy13;2586734]After seeing Docunography and reading about La Zona I am totally intrigued and thinking about taking a trip. I would be coming out of state so flying into San Diego for one. But I have seen hotels in the zone that offer pick up shuttles at the airport. Anyone have any advice on the logistics? Last time I was in Tijuana I was 10 years old.[/QUOTE]

[URL]http://www.scpr.org/news/2015/08/20/53899/new-rules-go-into-effect-at-busy-u-s-mexico-border/[/URL]

Planning a trip to Hk soon. I would like to stop somewhere to pick up a pack of V. I know they sell some at the bathrooms in Hk. Are those legitimate Vs? Or should I stop somewhere else for credible? Advice?

Planning a Hk trip next week. Would like to pick up on V before going in. I know they sell some inside the bathrooms at Hk. Are those legitimate? Or should I stop by somewhere else first? Recommendations?

[QUOTE=Blake4;2588155][URL]http://www.scpr.org/news/2015/08/20/53899/new-rules-go-into-effect-at-busy-u-s-mexico-border/[/URL][/QUOTE]Everyone, stay away and force them to return to the old way of crossing by staying away. Hit their wallet. I refuse to "check in" its just another excuse for a Policia or Federale to rifle through my wallet. I heard the old crossing point is a ghost town now.

[QUOTE=Dswerve;2588280]Planning a Hk trip next week. Would like to pick up on V before going in. I know they sell some inside the bathrooms at Hk. Are those legitimate? Or should I stop by somewhere else first? Recommendations?[/QUOTE]Haven't been for quite awhile, but, last I knew (2008) almost all of the pharmacies would sell it to you. It was in the $10-$12 range for the 100 mg tab back then. Probably a few generics available now at cheaper cost. But, quality may suffer. I tried a generic back then (a yellow tab, supposedly from Brazil) and got nothing out of it.

As far as I know, it still requires a prescription in Tijuana (just like here). So, make sure there are no policia around when you come out of the pharmacy. One alternative is to buy a water in the pharmacy and gulp the tap down before you exit. Of course you'd be scarfing down a 100 mg tab which might supercharge you a bit too much, even for a night in Tijuana.

[QUOTE=Ivonnahumpalot;2588547]Everyone, stay away and force them to return to the old way of crossing by staying away. Hit their wallet. I refuse to "check in" its just another excuse for a Policia or Federale to rifle through my wallet. I heard the old crossing point is a ghost town now.[/QUOTE]They are hurting The people of Tijuana. Thats it. For years I've watched this city decline. 2006 drug violence and murders, then The US economy tanks in 08 and people just stop going down there. Its not enjoyable anymore and its just as expensive as going out in sd. The beers, the parking in ysidro And motel rates are just like The US. Why deal with the hassles? Why take The risk? Its not just The old crossing Point that's a ghost town, its The Whole city. The only place where theres a lot of people is The 2 hr lne at The border to cross into The US. Hopefully city officials will start looking for ways to bring tourism back to tijuana instead of shit like this that's only going to keep mor people away. Moe.

Hot in Tijuana this past week. Sat at Hotel Nelson's outdoor table to people watch and drink beer. They offer a bucket of ten Coronas for 200 pesos. About $12.50. Too hot to eat so the ten beers had me reeling since I downed them quickly and on an empty stomach. Quite a few cute chicks walked pass in that hour. Got a hardon in my head. Walked around the zona but didn't see anything super sexy and found my Gilf. I always take her to the hotel across from Hotel Santiago. Sixty pesos for an hour in a room with a shower, overhead fan, and porn on the TV. They even sell beer at the desk for 18 pesos a bottle. Put my Gilf to work with BBBJ and ball licking. Got up in mish but I was too far gone to establish a good rhythm. Had her go back to BBBJ. She is a real trooper. Must have put in a good 30 minutes total. Finally blew and usually I film the action. I always make her show me the cum in her mouth. Never paid attention after. This time when I asked to see the cum she said she already swallowed it. I always thought she spit it out. This old SG knows how to do a perfect BJ. I had my doubt about being able to nut. I'm an old geezer of 65 and didn't take a blue pill and had just downed ten Coronas but old grandma was up to it. She doesn't have typical Mexican or indigenous type features. My guess would be she looked like the late Mexican actress Maria Feliz when she was young.

[QUOTE=TJDog;2589403]Haven't been for quite awhile, but, last I knew (2008) almost all of the pharmacies would sell it to you. It was in the $10-$12 range for the 100 mg tab back then. Probably a few generics available now at cheaper cost. But, quality may suffer. I tried a generic back then (a yellow tab, supposedly from Brazil) and got nothing out of it.

As far as I know, it still requires a prescription in Tijuana (just like here). So, make sure there are no policia around when you come out of the pharmacy. One alternative is to buy a water in the pharmacy and gulp the tap down before you exit. Of course you'd be scarfing down a 100 mg tab which might supercharge you a bit too much, even for a night in Tijuana.[/QUOTE]No script to buy blue or any other color boner meds. Done it for years. If your not familiar with the pills, cut the 100 mg in thirds. Pretty effective. Remember this is not a narcotic.

A minor annoyance, at worst, I think. Tijuana is still the best place to go for cheap food, cheap Corona and cheap, really good legal pussy.

I doubt us staying away would matter much, anyway.

Just sayin'.

C3.

[QUOTE=Ivonnahumpalot;2588547]Everyone, stay away and force them to return to the old way of crossing by staying away. Hit their wallet. I refuse to "check in" its just another excuse for a Policia or Federale to rifle through my wallet. I heard the old crossing point is a ghost town now.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Blake4;2588155][URL]http://www.scpr.org/news/2015/08/20/53899/new-rules-go-into-effect-at-busy-u-s-mexico-border/[/URL][/QUOTE]It seems like a fake article to me, one written by fear mongers to keep people from going to Mexico.

Things I noticed that don't add up.

1: Different countries don't work together to catch criminals from a another country. And this for several reason, one of them being that different countries have different laws. And too many countries are not allies.
2: Different countries don't use other countries govt documents (Passports, etc) which is why you have to get the Govt I'd of the land when you go / move there. Also a Passport is simply to get you back in the USA. A USA passport has no benefit to a Mexican govt.
3: The article says "as of this Wednesday", but it don't give a date when the article was written no where on the page nor article.
4: American media have a way of making countries and people who they don't want the American public to like, look like villians in the media. And they been doing this to Mexico for a long time, trying to keep Mexicans out, and trying to scare "Americans" from going there.
5: The Police chief owns Adelitas
6: Much of the revenue of TJ comes from US Citizens, and many people, businesses, clubs/bars cater to US citizens. Mexico is not about to f*** up their revenueinto the country/city. Hell many even learn English so they can communicate with us when we go
7: People go on this board all the time, and they have not reported any eye witness accounts of this. It is only an article that not even dated
8: Drugs and prostitution is okay and legal, but a person crossing the border all of a sudden needs papers???? What about the drug cartels there. The city is built and ran off "bad money". So why would they want to keep tourist out, who are coming to spend $$ there, and lots of it.

I have not been to Mexico since 2009, so I wonder how things changed. But I know falsehood when I see it also and that article don't add up to me.

Question can you still get over with a DL / I'd at the border. Or is it better to get a passport.

[QUOTE=Bucweak;2591794]It seems like a fake article to me, one written by fear mongers to keep people from going to Mexico.

Things I noticed that don't add up.

1: Different countries don't work together to catch criminals from a another country. And this for several reason, one of them being that different countries have different laws. And too many countries are not allies.

2: Different countries don't use other countries govt documents (Passports, etc) which is why you have to get the Govt I'd of the land when you go / move there. Also a Passport is simply to get you back in the USA. A USA passport has no benefit to a Mexican govt.

3: The article says "as of this Wednesday", but it don't give a date when the article was written no where on the page nor article.

4: American media have a way of making countries and people who they don't want the American public to like, look like villians in the media. And they been doing this to Mexico for a long time, trying to keep Mexicans out, and trying to scare "Americans" from going there.

I have not been to Mexico since 2009, so I wonder how things changed. But I know falsehood when I see it also and that article don't add up to me.

Question can you still get over with a DL / I'd at the border. Or is it better to get a passport.[/QUOTE]Its a real article. NPR is good source of reliable information.

Countries send information to Interpol about criminals.

Mexico is probably just checking Interpol.

Countries DO USE other countries passports for verification and control.

Every foreign country I've been to stamps my American passport with a Visa mark and scans my finger print.

The most important part of the article is this:

"If the line becomes clogged up, we will just let everybody through. If we can't check everybody, we won't. ".

That means Friday nights in San Ysidro will remain the same as its always been.

[QUOTE=GroovieFan;2590466]No script to buy blue or any other color boner meds. Done it for years. If your not familiar with the pills, cut the 100 mg in thirds. Pretty effective. Remember this is not a narcotic.[/QUOTE]OK, guess things have changed. Back in the day (1990's) the pharmacies had signs that read "Viagra, con receta, $10. " Of course the only actual "receta" you had to show at most of them was a $10 bill.

[QUOTE=Bucweak;2591794]It seems like a fake article to me, one written by fear mongers to keep people from going to Mexico.

Things I noticed that don't add up.

1: Different countries don't work together to catch criminals from a another country. And this for several reason, one of them being that different countries have different laws. And too many countries are not allies.
2: Different countries don't use other countries govt documents (Passports, etc) which is why you have to get the Govt I'd of the land when you go / move there. Also a Passport is simply to get you back in the USA. A USA passport has no benefit to a Mexican govt.
3: The article says "as of this Wednesday", but it don't give a date when the article was written no where on the page nor article.
4: American media have a way of making countries and people who they don't want the American public to like, look like villians in the media. And they been doing this to Mexico for a long time, trying to keep Mexicans out, and trying to scare "Americans" from going there.
5: The Police chief owns Adelitas
6: Much of the revenue of TJ comes from US Citizens, and many people, businesses, clubs/bars cater to US citizens. Mexico is not about to f*** up their revenueinto the country/city. Hell many even learn English so they can communicate with us when we go
7: People go on this board all the time, and they have not reported any eye witness accounts of this. It is only an article that not even dated
8: Drugs and prostitution is okay and legal, but a person crossing the border all of a sudden needs papers???? What about the drug cartels there. The city is built and ran off "bad money". So why would they want to keep tourist out, who are coming to spend $$ there, and lots of it.

I have not been to Mexico since 2009, so I wonder how things changed. But I know falsehood when I see it also and that article don't add up to me.

Question can you still get over with a DL / I'd at the border. Or is it better to get a passport.[/QUOTE]I've read some posts on a couple of other boards. It is real. The Mexicans are asking for a passport or a passport card to enter. Only question is how long they will keep it up.

In theory you need a passport / passport card or one of the other similar documents to get back into the US, in any event.

[QUOTE=ChrisPoontang;2591805]

The most important part of the article is this:

"If the line becomes clogged up, we will just let everybody through. If we can't check everybody, we won't. ".

That means Friday nights in San Ysidro will remain the same as its always been.[/QUOTE]That's like saying since it too many people trying to fly at the airport, and the lines are too long, TSA just start letting people through and stop checking / searching people. Or the line at the border to get back in the USA was too long so the guards just let everybody in without checking them and we know this is not happening at all. It don't add up. You made Some good points though, but the articles has a lot of holes in it and makes no sense.
Maybe I'm wrong. Again different countries have different rules/laws and ways of doing things.



Also thanks for the feedback on TJ and Licenses/passports, etc

[QUOTE=Bucweak;2591794]It seems like a fake article to me, one written by fear mongers to keep people from going to Mexico.

Things I noticed that don't add up.

1: Different countries don't work together to catch criminals from a another country. And this for several reason, one of them being that different countries have different laws. And too many countries are not allies.
2: Different countries don't use other countries govt documents (Passports, etc) which is why you have to get the Govt I'd of the land when you go / move there. Also a Passport is simply to get you back in the USA. A USA passport has no benefit to a Mexican govt.
3: The article says "as of this Wednesday", but it don't give a date when the article was written no where on the page nor article.
4: American media have a way of making countries and people who they don't want the American public to like, look like villians in the media. And they been doing this to Mexico for a long time, trying to keep Mexicans out, and trying to scare "Americans" from going there.
5: The Police chief owns Adelitas
6: Much of the revenue of TJ comes from US Citizens, and many people, businesses, clubs/bars cater to US citizens. Mexico is not about to f*** up their revenueinto the country/city. Hell many even learn English so they can communicate with us when we go
7: People go on this board all the time, and they have not reported any eye witness accounts of this. It is only an article that not even dated
8: Drugs and prostitution is okay and legal, but a person crossing the border all of a sudden needs papers???? What about the drug cartels there. The city is built and ran off "bad money". So why would they want to keep tourist out, who are coming to spend $$ there, and lots of it.

I have not been to Mexico since 2009, so I wonder how things changed. But I know falsehood when I see it also and that article don't add up to me.

Question can you still get over with a DL / I'd at the border. Or is it better to get a passport.[/QUOTE]I like number 5 on this. Does the police chief really own adelitas? I've never heard that before.

I'm going to just leave this here:

[URL]http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-border-crossing-20150826-story.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=ChrisPoontang;2594169]I'm going to just leave this here:

[URL]http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-border-crossing-20150826-story.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Wow! So has anyone crossed over this weekend and what did you experience? Do they check and enter your US Passport into a computer or?

The Tall Man.

[QUOTE=TheTallMan;2599290]Wow! So has anyone crossed over this weekend and what did you experience? Do they check and enter your US Passport into a computer or?

The Tall Man.[/QUOTE]I think it's legit news but nobody I know has been down via pedestrian line. Only driving. This wkend is a 3 day wkend and I'm going down. Probably on sun to see for myself. I'll report back if nobody puts up a post by then. Moe.

Walked across from San Ysidro through the new building today. Immigration person directs you to one of three lines. Mexican nationals, extranjeros (foreigners), and permisos (six month FM2 visas). Went to the middle line which is for 7 days or less and no internal travel (furthur than Ensenada). There are four stations. Gave my passport card and comfirmed less than seven days and local travel. Agent filled out the form and had me sign. Took three minutes. Walked to security check and pressed the button. Damn red light came on. No visual check but put bag through airport type x-ray machine. Exit the building and walk down ramp. Saw that the walkway took a left and then right down another much longer ramp with a long line of yellow cabs lined up in the distance. At the end of the first ramp I ducked under police type tape and took the street one block to the street where the line to enter the USA starts when it is very long and doubles back. Fifty feet from there walked across the bridge that crosses the lanes of cars crossing into USA. From the end of bridge half a block to the walkway that crosses over the Tijuana River and two more blocks to downtown. I think most Americans not familiar with the walkways will now just take a cab. The businesses along the old path are left out like fish out of water now. The path is mostly used by people walking to the border who are not apt to stop to shop, eat, nor drink on the way to the border. For those whose SOP was walking from downtown and Zona Norte to the border nothing has changed. The walk from the border to Zona Norte is now about three blocks longer.

[QUOTE=George1950;2602949]Walked across from San Ysidro through the new building today. Immigration person directs you to one of three lines. Mexican nationals, extranjeros (foreigners), and permisos (six month FM2 visas). Went to the middle line which is for 7 days or less and no internal travel (furthur than Ensenada). There are four stations. Gave my passport card and comfirmed less than seven days and local travel. Agent filled out the form and had me sign. Took three minutes. Walked to security check and pressed the button. Damn red light came on. No visual check but put bag through airport type x-ray machine. Exit the building and walk down ramp. Saw that the walkway took a left and then right down another much longer ramp with a long line of yellow cabs lined up in the distance. At the end of the first ramp I ducked under police type tape and took the street one block to the street where the line to enter the USA starts when it is very long and doubles back. Fifty feet from there walked across the bridge that crosses the lanes of cars crossing into USA. From the end of bridge half a block to the walkway that crosses over the Tijuana River and two more blocks to downtown. I think most Americans not familiar with the walkways will now just take a cab. The businesses along the old path are left out like fish out of water now. The path is mostly used by people walking to the border who are not apt to stop to shop, eat, nor drink on the way to the border. For those whose SOP was walking from downtown and Zona Norte to the border nothing has changed. The walk from the border to Zona Norte is now about three blocks longer.[/QUOTE]Great information as the details are very important.

I had assumed the Mexicans might start doing cavity searches in their new shiny building but I'm glad that's not the case.

Was conducting some business in Tijuana today. Didn't carry much cash on me because I was counting on getting pesos at the HSBC ATM. No joy. Card was not working. What to do. Walked the zona and very few lookers at 4 pm. Oh well went to my standby. Told my sob story to my Gilf. She was about to leave for the day. Twisted my arm and said don't worry about it. Went to my one hour 60 peso hotel. Flat screen works, shower works, ceiling fan on the blink. No other room available. Oh well deal with it. Took a shower and the Gilf was waiting naked on the bed. First thing she says. Did you already drink some beers? Last time I saw her I had just downed 10 Coronas in a little more than an hour. She was a champ and still managed to do bbbjcimws to this old dinosaur. LOL. This time she did some rimming since I had just showered. Some of her normal excellent BBBJ. Lets see how my knees are today. Managed to drill her oil hole with excellent results. She's no taller than 4 ft 10 and 90 lbs. Still flexible legs that can bend back toward her head in mish for solid pounding. She was happy with my 250 pesos because she was about to split when I showed up anyway. So 310 pesos for a release and I had enough for a michelada on the way to the taxi van to Rosarito. Apologies if this is a boring report but I almost laughed when she asked if I had already been drinking thinking about how much work she would have to put in to get a nut out of a drunk 65 year old again.

I'm heading there Sept 11 12 and maybe 13.

Have gone through the new crossing from San Ysidro to Tijuana several times now. The four booths for getting the 7 day permisos have always been open in the afternoons with no waiting. The workers seem to be college age with fair English skills. A few of the females have been quite attractive and everyone has been friendly. Glad they aren't the middle aged male assholes they normally have in these positions. Three minutes and you're through. Maybe some of the Americans without passports are now reluctant to cross. There are definitely fewer Chinese tour groups of twenty wandering around Tijuana. Guess they don't want to hassle with the permisos. The old cheap place that advertised as Taco Bell and had the $1 Coronas and Victorias has been closed the past two weeks. Guess there aren't enough people taking the walking path downtown anymore. Don't know where the old white Americans pensioners that live in Tijuana went. They lived for those $1 beers daily. LOL. Same amount of streetgirls even with the hot humid weather but fewer guys walking the streets so the girls are a bit more aggressive in their spiel.

[QUOTE=George1950;2611955]Have gone through the new crossing from San Ysidro to Tijuana several times now. The four booths for getting the 7 day permisos have always been open in the afternoons with no waiting. The workers seem to be college age with fair English skills. A few of the females have been quite attractive and everyone has been friendly. Glad they aren't the middle aged male assholes they normally have in these positions. Three minutes and you're through. Maybe some of the Americans without passports are now reluctant to cross. There are definitely fewer Chinese tour groups of twenty wandering around Tijuana. Guess they don't want to hassle with the permisos. The old cheap place that advertised as Taco Bell and had the $1 Coronas and Victorias has been closed the past two weeks. Guess there aren't enough people taking the walking path downtown anymore. Don't know where the old white Americans pensioners that live in Tijuana went. They lived for those $1 beers daily. LOL. Same amount of streetgirls even with the hot humid weather but fewer guys walking the streets so the girls are a bit more aggressive in their spiel.[/QUOTE]I went down Sunday and came back Monday. Everything George said is about what I saw. No line in the new facility, cute chica working in the chair, wrote me up a pass, little bit farther of a walk but nothing outrageous. Lots of closed businesses. Not sure if this was because it was a sun night at 5:30-6 p or if it has to do with the new flow of pedestrian traffic. Down to the zona where police presence these days is to the point I don't want to walk around after dark. Stayed at hotel above bar tropical. Checked out at 11 and drank in the zona till about 4:30 p. No line for ready lane card holders when I got to the border. It was very hot on Labor Day in the zona. I'm starting to enjoy Tijuana much more during the day then at night these days. I feel more comfortable walking around in daytime.

[QUOTE=MemoeNasty;2611975]I went down Sunday and came back Monday. Everything George said is about what I saw. No line in the new facility, cute chica working in the chair, wrote me up a pass, little bit farther of a walk but nothing outrageous. Lots of closed businesses. Not sure if this was because it was a sun night at 5:30-6 p or if it has to do with the new flow of pedestrian traffic. Down to the zona where police presence these days is to the point I don't want to walk around after dark. Stayed at hotel above bar tropical. Checked out at 11 and drank in the zona till about 4:30 p. No line for ready lane card holders when I got to the border. It was very hot on Labor Day in the zona. I'm starting to enjoy Tijuana much more during the day then at night these days. I feel more comfortable walking around in daytime.[/QUOTE]The police prescense is really heavy in the Zona now. Seems like there are a couple of cops every half block. Not hassling people but letting it be known they are there everywhere. I prefer mongering daytime now because less hassle and less crowded. Plus more crazies out at night though there are fewer hot looking girls.

Just curious if anyone interested in a buddy system. If you're from San Diego and would like to travel together (safety in numbers I guess), give me a Pm.

A little about myself, 27 Asian. If you're into football, we can talk fantasy.

[QUOTE=Dswerve;2616388]Just curious if anyone interested in a buddy system. If you're from San Diego and would like to travel together (safety in numbers I guess), give me a Pm.

A little about myself, 27 Asian. If you're into football, we can talk fantasy.[/QUOTE]I'm down to go but I don't care for football and I don't live in San Diego.

Is a passport really necessary when crossing into la Zona and getting back? I would be walking in and out.

[QUOTE=Illainous;2623271]Is a passport really necessary when crossing into la Zona and getting back? I would be walking in and out.[/QUOTE]Not sure about this but am curious. You could try it. Due to the new facility crossing into Mexico, they'll let you know if you do not have proper ppwk. I know crossing back into the USA It's not an issue. Moe.

Crossed over for the fourth time since the new building opened. At 1 PM it wasn't busy. Lady at the door sent me to station 6. Mostly young eager new people manning the booths. Fucking bad luck booth 6 has a typical middle aged asshole Mexican male agent. The three previous times the person at the booth filled out the form getting the info from my passport card. But the mother fucker asshole was bullshitting with the security guard and couldn't be bothered. Had to ask for a pen and when I was finished he had to finish his bullshitting with the guard before he would stamp my form. Fuck him and his fucking mother who treated him like a little king growing up. Otherwise everyone else has been super pleasant in the new building.

Have not been able to contact my ATF SG for several weeks. Crossed over and walked through the zona to the hotel my ATF had been staying at. Asked at the desk and the guy went and got my girl. Turns out she had to put her smartphone in pawn to buy tickets for her mother for an emergency trip. When she had the money to pay her chit she got stopped by cops half a block from the pawn shop. They demanded her Credencial Electoral. Went through her pocketbook and took all her money. These fucking cops are such lowlifes. She hadn't made the money back to get her phone out of hock and of course didn't have phone numbers anywhere except her phone so she couldn't contact me. Got a room at her hotel for 100 pesos. Two hours time with flat screen showing porn, overhead fan, and shower with hot water. Used all two hours making up for lost time. Showered together with BBBJ in the shower. Switched up between cg and mish several times. A great daty session with fia simultaneously. She was trembling from the stimulation. Took a couple of breaks to shower off the sweat. The final time she squeezed her vag muscles and I had a super ending. Walked her to the pawn shop and paid the chit. Gave her another 1000 pesos and she was estatic at her good fortune. I think I would make this woman my one and only if she didn't have a four year old brat from hell. She is up for anything I want, even a threesome and has the large cee small dee tits that are the perfect mixture of heft and softness I love. There was a porn movie on with an actress with almost identical tits and I pointed that out to her. When I walk with her every man and woman looks at her rack as we pass.