PedEast/West
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Keep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
Is PedEast closed for entering Mexico as well as returning to the US? If you enter Mexico at PedWest, do you put "Puente International I Puerta De México" as your entry point on the FMM? How do you recognize the safe taxis? Do you negotiate how much before you get in the taxi, or do the taxis have meters?
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use pad east and Mexico calls it ‘el chaparral’ 24 hours both ways.
“TJ is back to “normal” regarding HK, It is SAFE and not a problem if you take the 5 minutes FREE LIMO RIDE to Hong Kong and stay at the CASCADAS HOTEL after you use the PedEast Border crossing.”
https://www.instagram.com/p/ChxuYZ9jm7I/…
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Good Times.
Don’t need LEO searching for PED on a strip club site 😏
ped WEST is NOT. as when it will open to regular crossings… ???
I always go to the designated Taxi line. There are guys on the side streets that will motion you over for a ride. I walk right by them to the official taxi pick up spot.
Are there any restaurants in the ZN where the sex workers hang? Where you can get some straight dope if you can overcome the language barrier?
Does anyone know why the clubs think it's a good idea to have annoying, tip-grubbing meseros? Many years ago, but I've been in strip clubs further south in Mexico that didn't have that annoyance.
The shuttle is NOT only for for people getting rooms at the Hotel Cascadas, it serves the “Zona”, red light district, you don’t have to get a room if you don’t need to.
“ZonaShuttle, a FREE shuttle service that will take you to Hong Kong and back to the US border. Safe, quick and free. Also serving customers of Tropical Bar, Las Chavelas Bar, Hotel Cascadas and Hotel Rizo de Oro.”
I will play along and answer your question.
Q: Does anyone know why the clubs think it's a good idea to have annoying, tip-grubbing meseros?
A: YES, it is a way to sell more adult services, they are just like car salesman.
In any case people go to the Happiest Place on Earth (according to Krusty) to have fun.
https://tuscl.net/photo.php?id=1401
Remember you are visiting a different country with a different culture a different language, but very nice people and really good food, an interesting “experiences” that you should be able and happy to afford.
When In Hong Kong make sure you, the customer, are checking out what is being sold, services, drinks, lap dances, “arriba trips” and
you want to take your time walking around and checking out the wares and services that the meseros are paid to sell to you.
The meseros are really just doing their jobs. And sometimes your enjoyment of your buying experience is diminished by them doing it.
Meseros will NOT be doing their job if you clearly indicated that you want time to look around and they kept pushing - right?
You need to behave like a gentleman and just acknowledge that you have seen them and you recognize they are there trying to help you and be compensated for their help.
Look at them like real people just like yourself same as you and with eye contact, and a smile, just say
“Thanks. I really appreciate your time. However for now I just want to look around, and I will call you if I need any help”.
(Gracias. Realmente aprecio tu tiempo. Sin embargo, por ahora solo quiero echar un vistazo y te llamaré si necesito ayuda.)
They will see you are a well educated person; you feel in control of the situation and they will respect your wishes.
Problem solved
(Tried to send this as a PM, but the system wouldn’t allow it for reasons unknown.)
I think you should have realistic expectations.
We all hope for for a perfect vacation to the “Happiest Place on Earth”…
The reality is that he odds are against it, nothing in this world is ever “perfect”, or as we want it or imagine it, or dream of it.
Expect and accept the reality of snags, some annoying people, girls 6 and up instead of 7 and up, overpriced drinks and requests for tips and on and on, don’t let them ruin your trip you will be there and is up to you to make the best of the experience.
A positive attitude and positive thinking will let you do everything better and enjoy your experience at the Happiest Place on Earth.
And remember Pics and Vids or it didn’t happen.
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“Travel isn’t always pretty.
It isn’t always comfortable.
Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart.
But that’s okay.
The journey changes you; it should change you.
It leaves marks on your memory, on your consciousness, on your heart, and on your body.
You take something with you.
Hopefully, you leave something good behind.”
~ Anthony Bourdain