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11-08-21 08:55 #9318Senior Member

Posts: 2790Bad Experiences Lead to Learning
Sorry about your bad experience! It sucks when stuff like this happens. Glad you got out OK.
Originally Posted by GStringLvr1
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I have had stuff happen to me in the past and when it does I go home, wait a day or two then do a mission debrief. I look at what I did and what were likely the contributing factors to the bad situation. What I found is that IF I can get out of the 'self cloud' and see an objective view, then I can find places to improve.
For me "the rules" have always been a guide, so I don't have to relearn what others have experienced. I like to build on those.
Now not being critical of anyone, but here is what I see from what was written. Just trying to get my head around how this happened?
If it was a place the girl directed a dude to, then it was a set up. As the rules and others have said, never go to the spot the girl selects. Alternatively, perhaps one was observed making the scoop and followed? That would suggest more discreet methods. Finally, "went to a popular spot" Hmmm. I guess if a lot of dudes use that spot and girls or people in the area know about it then it isn't a safe place. Point is the streets are wiser than any of us will be. So pick your own spot. Oh and make sure you have an escape route, I. E. Don't parallel park in a tight spot, park headed out, be able to go right or left as well as forward or back.
I like to hide in plain sight. Around back of a business is likely to be monitored by cameras or if seen by LE attract attention. But parking in a lot with other cars draws no attention, unless security knows exactly the cars in the lot and the one you are in is extra.
Again, sorry for the bad experience. There are many ways to play the game. Don't let one experience hold you back, review the situation, figure out what you could do differently and learn from it and become a better monger.
Good luck!
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11-08-21 07:52 #9317Senior Member

Posts: 514Yikes. Seems like there are no good spots anymore.
Originally Posted by GStringLvr1
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11-07-21 17:24 #9316Senior Member

Posts: 129It makes sense that "we" would be targeted. We're not going to be in a good position to fight. We're off guard. We're probably embarrassed and don't want to involve police. Many are married and don't want wives to know. I doubt the police are overly sympathetic to a John getting robbed.
Originally Posted by GStringLvr1
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Easy targets.
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11-07-21 16:53 #9315Senior Member

Posts: 259Thanks for sharing. This is why I prefer afternoon mongering.
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11-07-21 16:52 #9314Senior Member

Posts: 259That happened to me in college in the 90's in West Philly.
Originally Posted by JTown74
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I've learned to never let the SW pick the place.
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11-07-21 12:40 #9313Regular Member

Posts: 4Beware
If she was in on it she could have won an acting award she didn't have her shoes or coat on and she was panicking, yelling to go, crating and shaking when we finally got out of area we sat in the car for at least 20 minutes for her to calm down she was going to take the le home I told her to call someone and I would take her to wherever they were so she did and I dropped her off by house of her friend she called couldn't see someone taking public transport after something like that.
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11-07-21 09:05 #9312Senior Member

Posts: 129Holy crap. That is terrifying. Do you think she was part of it?
Originally Posted by GStringLvr1
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I had a situation where a guy came up to my parked car with a baseball bat. He demanded money, I drove away, he took out windows. Thank god for insurance.
I really wish I'd gone to police. I was too embarrassed.
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11-07-21 01:11 #9311Regular Member

Posts: 4Beware
Picked up girl on Saturday around 10:30 pm Near sedgley went to popular spot off Frankford Ave all of a sudden a white SUV pulled up 2 guys jumped out pulled a gun and tried to carjack us thankfully got away but others beware.
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11-06-21 20:23 #9310Senior Member

Posts: 113I try to drive defensively. I keep distances between me other cars, especially at lights or stop signs with traffic so I room to cut an emergency you-turn. When I stop I give my self extra stopping distance if possible and try to initiate early stops by tapping the brake pedal to pulse my brake lights as I begin to stop. My last trip to the ave months ago the driver of the car behind me at a light decided to blow some clouds during the stop and the car started rolling forward. I pulled up into the extra space I left for my self and his car veered to the right and hit the curb and went on the sidewalk. If I didn't have the space to move forward he would have hit me. Whenever the urge to make a run to the ave hits I read here and remember the close calls and find something else to scratch the itch. It is getting harder though. Something about that hunting and finding the gem and / or bargain. It like hunting, gambling and kink all rolled into one. I say it all the time but its kind horrifying that I find myself wishing for the good old days of the crack epidemic of the 80's and 90's.
Originally Posted by Lance547
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11-06-21 17:58 #9309Senior Member

Posts: 162In the cargo van. Rain shrouded our deed.
Originally Posted by RoboPimp
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11-06-21 09:25 #9308Senior Member

Posts: 112Junkers are now ok to Drive
You think the bad drivers with their beat up cars are bad now, watch what will happen when this goes into effect in the summer. I can see the middle getting mashed in philly with higher car insurance premiums because basically people will be able to drive illegally in Philly. What a joke this is. https://youtu.be/HZa4W_jr1W0.
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11-06-21 03:05 #9307Banned Member

Posts: 426LOL at Seconds.
Originally Posted by BeefNoodleSoup
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You sound like a Hungry man at the dinner table during Thanksgiving.
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11-05-21 13:31 #9306Senior Member

Posts: 987Driving anywhere in Philadelphia you have to be on guard. Personally my issue is with all the hit and runs. You would think if you're driving a car with no license and insurance you would be more careful but they drive worse.
Originally Posted by BeefNoodleSoup
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Recently in the news a woman was hit on 33rd and Diamond. It was said during the impact her body went one way and her leg went another. She's still alive but she probably won't walk again and I believe she lost her leg as they couldn't reattach it.
Unbelievable. People are absolutely disgusting.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/6abc.co...reet/11188433/
https://www.gofundme.com/f/putting-jaci-together-again
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11-05-21 13:19 #9305Senior Member

Posts: 819Well damn.
I'll have to keep my eyes out at that acme then never been that lucky there
Originally Posted by LutherMahoney
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11-05-21 13:13 #9304Senior Member

Posts: 50Similar story
My friend had a similar story leaving the acme in Mt Airy. Woman pandhanling, but decent. He decided to swing around the market parking lot again and got her attention. She tried to jump in, right there, next to the front door haha. In his panic, he said no, and meet me down the street. Which she did. In she comes for BJ. Turns out she was running low on upper and lower molars, but had developed the strongest tongue muscle. Anyway, she's going to town in a parking space in a residential neighborhood around the corner. He's enjoying the fuck out of those gums, but starts directing her (though she needed no direction) to speed up the nut. She stops and says "don't worry, nobody is coming past here. Stop rushing me, I like to do it right. " He said "I don't give a shit about somebody coming by, it's the groceries I got to get in the freezer I'm worried about. " He said she went double time, did a splendid job, and even had a number. Hey, you never know.
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