Top-of-the-line for TJ

I save up my lunch money for TJ. Arrived Sunday and left Tuesday, in part to avoid weekend crowds. Got one of the better rooms at HK, reserved over the Internet. I would say by American standards the hotel might rate two stars on a good day. However, in addition to the cost being very low by American standards, there is a psychological advantage. Bring a girl to one of the nicer rooms and she tends to want to linger and you are not distracted waiting for the knock. I also have sweet snacks and bottled water on hand, which puts the girls at ease and they seem to be more interested in pleasing me after a light snack.

Some still might deliver a mechanical performance, but of the five girls I had on this trip, only one was get-on, get-it-on, get-off, and get off.

I flew in Sunday, arriving about 11 am. Public transit to the border takes about an hour from the airport, but is very easy and convenient to use. Getting across the border mid-day was a snap. The border guard was pleasant and spoke better English than I do, but he had a thing for the date stamp, stamping everything that it would fit. Took a taxi to the hotel, so I am a few hours ahead of the official check-in time. I was not allowed to check in, but the attendant kept my bag behind his counter.