I just realized, that yellow and white appartement in that picture is my friends house. I stayed there for a couple of nights.

12, Brazil is not really cheap for South America, but its about the same price as the prices you listed about reguarding Eastern Europe. Beers are arouned $2, cocktails $5, and you can find hostels for $15 a night. But Eastern Europe also has gorgeous women. I think my next trip will be a tour through Europe, starting in the West and moving east.

Brasil doesn’t sound cheap at all. I wonder if you guys have explored Eastern Europe, and I don’t mean Prague or Budapest, but more unconventional places like Bulgaria. Definitely cheaper, say $30 for a decent hotel room at the beach, or $60-100 for 4-5 star. $5 club covers, $2 beers, $5 cocktails. Nice enough girls, many English, German, and Scandinavian tourists in the beach resorts in summertime. And if you don’t get lucky, there’s always the end-of-the-night option of $50 hookers.

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Vitoria definitely had the highest amount of beautiful women of anywhere I´ve been in the world. Maybe that doesn´t mean too much though because I´ve only been to Brazil, Mexico, and Bahamas. But I´m also from Las Vegas, so I know a beautiful girl when I see one. But Roosh is right, the women are a bit snobby and pretty dificult to pick up. We went to Casa club one night and Roosh and I both aproached at least ten girls and came out with nothing. I was talking to one who seemed interested, but I would talk to her for 5 minutes and her friend would grab her and tell her to come get a drink with her. It happened twice with the same girl. I was talking to another who was only decent (And I would say not very attractive considering 1/2 the club were 7´s or higher) who seemed a little into it, but due to logistics I didn´t get her number. I did end up pulling a gorgeous girl who didn´t even speak English, but we met through friends, so I guess I kinda got lucky. They do however have one Pousada that I know of, and I think even more. It´s actually in Serra,, but you can throw a stone and hit Jardim Camburi (The final neighborhood in Vitoria, probably the nicest as well). The name is Pousada Lord Camburi. It is in a pretty safe location, a little distance from the good spots, maybe R$15 cab ride, but it wasn´t a problem for me because I usually had ride. It was still pricy though. It will set you back R$75 a night. But it´s got a friendly staff (Asside from one girl who was always working in the day), a restaurant, and a place to wash your clothes (Though it is expensive as hell, R$3 per shirt, but that´s what everywhere charges around here to get your clothes washed). And one thing that pissed me off was after every 4 or so days, they would call me to the front desk to pay, when I was staying longer. It was a pain in the ass because my mom had my money at the time in the states and I had to get ahold of her, which was a pain in the ass because she was working, and tell her to deposit the money. Which was a pain in the ass for her becuase she had to drop everything and work and drive 20 minutes to deposit the money.

I like Vitoria, used to hang there on business trips in my single days. Glad you liked it. Always got the feeling, it would be dirt cheap to hang there, chase girls and learn Portugese if I ever had time.

5: You’ll be understood but you’ll kind of sound like a moron speaking to someone in a different language. It’ll be good enough to get by… buy bus tickets, order food in a restaurant, but to mack you’ll have better luck just speaking in English.

You might need to start flashing some $$ in these places. (read: pull up to the club driving a honda civic)

Question: is being fluent in Spanish the equivalent of being conversational in Portuguese in Brazil?

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How is gaming in Brazil vs Argentina? I remember there was a discussion on the importance of Social Game in Argentina, and I’m wondering how it’s going for you running dolo (if you are indeed running dolo).

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