Hahaha......
Poor hygiene!!
Classic CLUELESS .......
Love it!!!!
Don't tell me you thought he was Jamaican as well ???????????
Really, it's no different from the motoconcho or the person serving your meals. A sanky/sankiette is trying their best to make you enjoy your trip by creating the fantasy that, yes, you're older and overweight, can't dance or really speak the language, but despite all that (and the fact they look like a dancer from "Despacito"), they just can't resist your charms.
They are not trying to make you enjoy their stay, at best they are trying to enjoy themselves through you (by having access to places they wouldn't otherwise have access to) and/or thinking of way to part you of your money, I don't see them caring them so much about the gringo/a, all they care is themselves and what they can get out of a naive gringo/a. no ?
At least with a motoconcho, you know from the beginning the service is offering, that is take you from point A to B hopefully in one piece for 50 pesos. No pretense.
I could stab someone if I hear despacito (the annoying reggaeton bangwagon, when they were sh*tting on the genre the day before yesterday) one more time.
If only I had chosen a different path in life.....
Could have retired earlier with a bigger smile
I think the important thing to remember is these folks are offering a service. Really, it's no different from the motoconcho or the person serving your meals. A sanky/sankiette is trying their best to make you enjoy your trip by creating the fantasy that, yes, you're older and overweight, can't dance or really speak the language, but despite all that (and the fact they look like a dancer from "Despacito"), they just can't resist your charms.
They are not trying to make you enjoy their stay, at best they are trying to enjoy themselves through you (by having access to places they wouldn't otherwise have access to) and/or thinking of way to part you of your money, I don't see them caring them so much about the gringo/a, all they care is themselves and what they can get out of a naive gringo/a. no ?
At least with a motoconcho, you know from the beginning the service is offering, that is take you from point A to B hopefully in one piece for 50 pesos. No pretense.
I could stab someone if I hear despacito (the annoying reggaeton bangwagon, when they were sh*tting on the genre the day before yesterday) one more time.
Not at all, many spent a crazy amount of time twisting them to shape them, it s actually a lot of work, it s just a hairstyles (we are not taking about the one that has 3 trunks on the head), I have seen Dominicans with dreads at the barbershop many times (both in NYC and DR).
what part is untrue about the quote??
Not really. That "archaic" game is in full effect every weekend wherever tourists gather. Using apps and whatnot may be a new wrinkle, but the fabric is the same.
I think the important thing to remember is these folks are offering a service. Really, it's no different from the motoconcho or the person serving your meals. A sanky/sankiette is trying their best to make you enjoy your trip by creating the fantasy that, yes, you're older and overweight, can't dance or really speak the language, but despite all that (and the fact they look like a dancer from "Despacito"), they just can't resist your charms.
There IS laughter, but it's much louder than anything you might be doing.
It's "hygiene." And properly-maintained locks have been a fashion style around the world for about 4,000 years.
Not really. That "archaic" game is in full effect every weekend wherever tourists gather. Using apps and whatnot may be a new wrinkle, but the fabric is the same.
I think the important thing to remember is these folks are offering a service. Really, it's no different from the motoconcho or the person serving your meals. A sanky/sankiette is trying their best to make you enjoy your trip by creating the fantasy that, yes, you're older and overweight, can't dance or really speak the language, but despite all that (and the fact they look like a dancer from "Despacito"), they just can't resist your charms.
There IS laughter, but it's much louder than anything you might be doing.
It's "hygiene." And properly-maintained locks have been a fashion style around the world for about 4,000 years.
Hahaha......
Poor hygiene!!
Classic CLUELESS .......
Love it!!!!
Haha, no, I know who Manny is, followed his career beginning in high school when he used to train by running the streets with tires around his neck.
Funny thing is that I live in Phillies territory, and my son's name is Franco, and I remember he was happy to be able to buy a Phillies Jersey with FRANCO on the back - especially since he's a Dominican player.