How was Morocco, tho? How did the people look like?
More specifically? When I went the garbage men or some shit were rioting and refusing to work like the French, so there were literal piles of garbage/plastic bags, etc in the streets as tall as the houses. Was kinda nasty, but aside from that was okay.
Which cities did you visited? Did you go out into the Saharan desert or by the Atlas Mountains?
Nah, I'm a city man. I went to Casablanca, Marrakesh, Rabat, and then North to take a boat to Spain. Don't remember where that was though cuz I was there for the boat. You had to cross some sort of Moroccan border check, and I picked the wrong line by accident. There was one for tourists and one for locals; the one with locals was absolutely clogged, between two large walls and full of diesel cars. Almost choked to death. Was breathing into a deo. Eventually I gave up and tried to bribe a guard, but he showed me an empty tourist line on the other side of the walls.
So you never crossed the desert to go between cities?
Nah, taking a boat North. I did Morocco -> Spain -> France -> Italy in that order. It might have been through Tangier? Sounds familiar. What do you mean cross the desert? Like the Western Sahara? No
No, I thought to get to Marrakesh to Casablanca for example, you had to take a long road that crosses the desert.
Well it's a highway, not the endless sand and camels. We didn't stop anywhere either, the bus had its own toilet
I see. But I thought the highway went through the desert and not through cities. Not much forests down there either except for in the north of the country.
It was dry and destitute, but it looked more like Breaking Bad than the camel scenes you see in M.E movies. Idk if that's just how deserts are and the movie scenes are just some select places, but either way, I wouldn't really call sitting on a bus "going to the desert." I thought you meant actually take a trip, I think you can pay a guide and go for a few days.
So it's like the Sonora in the Midwest? I see, no buildings?
Like any third world country, the poor areas were very poor and the wealthy places were very wealthy. Though like I said at the time the garbage men or someone was on strike, so it was, I hope, unusually filthy. There were literal mountains of garbage on the street.
I see. What about Morocco you wanted to travel there in the first place, and will you go back? How was Mexico?
How much were the hookers in Mexico and were they just Latinas? Did you escortcelled in Morocco (and Cuba and Europe)?
I got these 2 hot ass chicks together, for 50$ total. Yeah they were Latinas, idk if they were Mexican. It's very common in Cuba, but I never did it, because I saw these two hookers get busted outside my hotel. As cops came, the pimp ditched them, and as they were being pushed into the car, one of the foids put her hands on the door to try and stop him from pushing her in, he just straight socked her right in the face, no warning, no nothing. I'm not fucking around with a commie Government.
How's escortcelling in Canada and the USA? Which cities among those two countries did you go?
Back when I was in USA, backpage was still a thing. So that's what I used.
Yeah. And which cities did you escortcelled the most. How's NYC?
Yeah, San Fran is fag and tranny central.
I just used backpage, it was a trash site. A lot of fake pictures, or if the pictures were real then they claimed they did things that they refused to do once you got down to it. You from NY?
Yes. Curious to know where to find them since places like Hunts Point is no more when it comes to finding streetwalkers.
Outright scammed as in robbed? No, but I have read reviews from people who did. Only fake pics or lack of advertised services. That's on the shitty sites, agencies are solid as far as pics. Services you can't really rely on reviews because certain things they might do with one person but not the next.
On those crappy sites, how would you know an ad is fake or not?
You could try to find reviews on a forum. But aside from a reputable agency, there's no way to know for sure. I generally avoid the too good to be true pics and reverse image search.
