The world famous movie star Yeidi Collins seemed to only have minor injuries from her car accident. Saturday Evening we went out to eat together, a few hundred feet from her place. She was asking me how I was. I told her the real question was, how she was doing.
She said the accident sure shook her up, but was just a little sore yet. She said that night, she was going to try to entertain a guest. Her main concern was if she was going to make her rent payment, but she seemed to be confident she would.I paid for our eats and she didn't ask me for any help. I just walked with her back to the door of her place. She thanked me for caring and gave me a nice kiss. I plan to be checking on her again this week. I'm just glad she aint in a hospital!
... the beautiful, porn star, trans-model wasn't even hospitalized and she's so broke she may not be able to handle paying her rent ! ... or just wanted a free dinner from a nice guy?
Yup she got a free meal out of me, but she was a better date than a lot of ladies I met! That movie is her, but she has to be glamorous in that and it shows parts of Panama and maybe Europe. Besides taking care of her own expenses, she also takes care of her family in the interior. You would think someone like her would be rich, but it aint always that easy with her expenses.
Going to beauty pageants around the world can be expensive. And there aint enough business / money in Panama, that's why most "special" ladies leave. I do not know what all her expenses are, but those ladies I think would have extra expenses that we aint. Though I knew of one sweet "special" lady I talked to, that was worth over 100 million USD.
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Miss Yeidy Collins is in the hospital. I did see her recently and she was kind of rough shape, but maybe not all from the car accident. She said that she is not coverd under the Panama health insurance any more, because of being gone too much. I like to help, but that's a bit much for 1 person. We are open to all suggestions? Her latest is a high fever and her throat is inflamed. Thanks in advance!
... she should become open to a committed, exclusive relationship with a man who wants the same and has the means to take care of her. She would be much better off.
Hi Richy9 ...
Giving consideration to exploring the culture of that country first-hand. I saw your reviews of the women in the capital city. Any tips or noteworthy information about the culture or in general ?
Good Morning, thanks for the question. Since it is a travel related question, I posted it to the "Travel" board and here's where to find it; https://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/travel-138/argentina-travel-info-3137?page=1
I hope it answers what you are wanting to know. Some times typing your question in the "Search" box can also help. I've got a few more days on the TER message service. I'm better about getting reviews done, with their incentive.
Thanks! From your description, it appears Argentina is more of a '2nd world' nation due to its sub-standard financial integrity --- living beyond its means, lack of committment to improve and blaming external entities for its problems--- not to imply that the US always deals fairly with foreign nations and isn't itself in decline on several fronts.
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Would you say the typical middle class native Argentine resident is more likely to be friendly or at least fairly open-minded toward a U.S. person in a non-tourist venue, or is there a barrier to such acceptance simply because of his U.S. identity that must be overcome before being able to interelate as equals?
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Have you noticed any significant differences in the TS world there vs. here in the US, such as the prevalence of misrepresentations, scams and physical restrictions and attitudes during meet-ups behind closed doors?
Good Evening, hope you all are having a good weekend. That is right, that the Argentina government is spending too
much. Their cure for inflation is to make bigger bills, adding zeros. And they believe the people aint paying their fare share, so up goes their taxes and down goes the economy. Some of it due to corruption. The counterfeiting aint been as big of a problem now, since they got new bills. The money rationing is an aggravation! The public transportation in Buenos Aires was okay. The only transportation problem was the cross-country train service breaking down, but you would get picked up again the same day and crammed into another train.
2. About their friendliness, they are normally friendly, if they are making money off of you. Though one time I was washing my clothes and got attacked by the doorman. I think he was upset that I was adding water, since I had a full load of clothes in it and it only fills half-way. I fought him off, but the folks I was to pay the next day, said I was not allowed to use the clothes washing machine any more. So instead of extending, I left and spent my money else where. There is some folks that will say Yankee go home, regardless of the good we do for them, like helping their economy.
3. While I was there I checked with a hospital to see if they would accept my American insurance. They said yes, but I ended up okay and didn't need to be seen. The problem was, that since they had my insurance info, they turned in a claim against me, collecting money from the insurance company! I told the insurance company about the rip-off, but they were helpless to do anything! I had a rip-off like that happen at the John Hopkins medical center, except they were even worse!
4. About the ladies, there aint much difference down in Argentina. Some are good, some are not, or are scams. Take a good look before you walk in and if it don't look or smell right, just give the lady a 20 American and walk out. One time there, I went to meet a lady at the appointed time, and then couldn't get ahold of her, then got attacked some. I came out on top, but I was mainly aggravated at the lady for setting me up like that. She actually had the nerve to ask me to come back, so that's when I unloaded on her! She advertises on the Argentina ts web pages.
About the same in Europe and Asia, though some parts of Asia are cheaper and some in eastern Europe. At least in South America, it's mostly cheaper, but cost can be higher in the big cities.
I hate to admit you're right about this, but America has been declining a bunch since 2008, but we can hope it does get better. I have been finding a lot of American medical tourist, because of our government.
Here's a group of folks that meet twice a week to talk about various things; https://baexpats.org/
I thought it was nice just to have folks to talk to, that can understand you, without ulterior motives. Whether it's Argentina or some where else in the world, if I can be of help, or any questions, just ask. Take care back there in America!
Also, make sure you save your writing, before hitting "Post Message" or you may lose it and have to start all over again!