Go up to the Comunas bitch, go up and show that to the Militias, and see how funny it can get. Fucking gringo

Roosh, this is really funny. I am not sure if I love the monotone or if it irritates me……while funny…..your voice sounds really different like you just smoked up…….

They have hookers in Prado Pan? Damn I used to walk past that place every day! Never knew.

As for the first building, I used to have lunch there all the time and never once suspected it was a crack den. I am so naive!

So that’s everything medellin gave you? Poor bastard, I guess you won’t be going there in a while, will you? I’ll try to email your pic to local authorities and some friends I got the last time I was in town, they’ll probably give you a great welcome (Pablo Escobar Style) and show you all the good parts of the city.

Some people in Medellin should organize like a group that beats up tourists like you! All my colombian friends say it’s now infested! and also say girls are really complaining about the way tourists sometimes treat them. It seems also that foreigners are being banned even from some public places. But oh well, just a thought…

Good luck in Brazil I guess.

20: The dollar has been doing poorly lately so up your estimates. I have zero idea your travel style so any estimate I give you would be wrong.

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Hey Roosh,

Thanks for scoop on Medellin. You’ve said it’s possible to get by on about $1,000 a month there. How much would recommend per month for Rio? $2,000? More? I’m trying to plan a year’s worth of travel in South America with 6 months in Rio. Thanks much

@Roosh: Great, I can wait – I am more speaking from a view of intellectual curiosity:) I spent some time in Colombia, but Medellin seemed to be one of the tougher places to pull compared to the rest of South America… Yeah, I wouldn’t get to do much writing in Brazil neither….

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I think the idea of bringing comments back, but having the “criticism is fine” reminder is an excellent idea.

Let’s assume the video didn’t really reflect your experience. Because if it did, that’s too bad. I lived in Colombia (mostly Bogota) for four years. I had an awesome experience, I developed a deep attachment for the country, and I had tremendous succcess with the women. I’m still with one of them today, 14 years later. I challenge anyone to match the happiness of my marriage.

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Hilarious.

6: Working on a thorough Colombia guide. At first it was going to be a series of posts, but it’s become rather big. It’ll be a couple more months as I know I’m not going to get much work done in Brazil until i settle down.

hahahahaa much love. Bogota was very similar!