I could have sworn it was both... I need to watch it again when I have a moment. I do remember that at one point the reporter refers to one of them (can't remember if it's Rudy or the other one) using 'the French of his native Haiti' to charm the French tourists.
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Sanki Panki Video in Spanish
Rudy(the armani wearing, cubic zirconia diamond studs in both ears, gum chewing throught-out the interview, with slight underbite sankie) is Dominican; notice his use of "sabel" instead of saber. The master sankie is Haitian according to the interviewer. The guy in the red and white shirt is a facilitator- he sends customers(both male and female) to the sankies. Rudy mentions that there are morenos in Europe but that they(the customers) can get them cheaper "mas barato" in the DR. I used to have a disco shirt like the master sankie's!
wow, I had never seen that video before, amazing that they would seel themselves out by going on television. Really eye opening I must say, although I could pick that out right away...I recodgnized the behaviour of Rudy and the Haitian guy from people who work at resorts I have stayed at. Scary world sometimes isnt it?
check your media player
for the record, just so people dont get the wrong impression, In my previous post earlier today about this video I wasn't judging all dominican men...just the ones featured in this video. It really and truely is extremely eye opening.
yes, it works. It could be your media player however, you may not have the right one so in effect its not allowing you to watch it. That could possibly be the problem, im not sure though?audboogie said:
for the record, just so people dont get the wrong impression, In my previous post earlier today about this video I wasn't judging all dominican men...just the ones featured in this video. It really and truely is extremely eye opening.
The first guy talking was Dominican; his accent is Dominican. The other men that were being interviewed were Haitian.THE GAME said:
islandgirl2 said:
I would argue that they don't consider themselves to be selling themselves "out", but simply selling themselves. It's all a part of marketing and advertising. They know that no matter what, business will continue as usual and, unfortunately, this advertising may, in fact, attract new customers.
jack: Yeah, I can understand that. I think it's very scary to see that though because how they were acting, it seems all very familiar to how I've seen some dominican men act which makes you think doesn't it. I think any girl would be crazy to be attracted to what these guys were doing, it makes me sad. They are clever I must give them that, I for one can say that I almost fell into one of the traps but now I have my guard up, and after seeing that its scary to know how good they are at it, and how many people respond to it. Guess we just all have to be careful. At least now we can identify Rudy and that other guy as being sankies right? haha.
You know, it doesn't have to be a poor, black Dominican trying to hook up with you to get a visa.
I met two different guys with real jobs when I was there as a kid.
When they found we were returning to the States, I got 2 marriage proposals.
One had a girlfriend, which I thought was strange, because we worked together and there was never any indication ...
The other probably had 100 girlfriends, but he asked any way. He even planned a honeymoon in Jarabacoa.
I asked him to ask my dad "for my hand," but he didn't show up. And I never saw him again. I was 14.
At 14, you don't know what the future holds for you.
At 51, I can see where some women would be willing to play.
It's just harder to cut the chord emotionally.
Perhaps there is a new business idea.
Teaching women to use-em and lose-em. It would have to be taught by a man. What a deal. Kind of like the benefits of renting. ...
CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Are you available?
I met two different guys with real jobs when I was there as a kid.
When they found we were returning to the States, I got 2 marriage proposals.
One had a girlfriend, which I thought was strange, because we worked together and there was never any indication ...
The other probably had 100 girlfriends, but he asked any way. He even planned a honeymoon in Jarabacoa.
I asked him to ask my dad "for my hand," but he didn't show up. And I never saw him again. I was 14.
At 14, you don't know what the future holds for you.
At 51, I can see where some women would be willing to play.
It's just harder to cut the chord emotionally.
Perhaps there is a new business idea.
Teaching women to use-em and lose-em. It would have to be taught by a man. What a deal. Kind of like the benefits of renting. ...
CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Are you available?
mkohn said:You know, it doesn't have to be a poor, black Dominican trying to hook up with you to get a visa.
I met two different guys with real jobs when I was there as a kid.
When they found we were returning to the States, I got 2 marriage proposals.
One had a girlfriend, which I thought was strange, because we worked together and there was never any indication ...
The other probably had 100 girlfriends, but he asked any way. He even planned a honeymoon in Jarabacoa.
I asked him to ask my dad "for my hand," but he didn't show up. And I never saw him again. I was 14.
At 14, you don't know what the future holds for you.
At 51, I can see where some women would be willing to play.
It's just harder to cut the chord emotionally.
Perhaps there is a new business idea.
Teaching women to use-em and lose-em. It would have to be taught by a man. What a deal. Kind of like the benefits of renting. ...
CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Are you available?
Very profound thoughts, Mary. I think it's harder for most women to use 'em and lose 'em, because with women, there is nearly always an emotional involvement (wouldn't it make things simpler, though?).
While I agree with what you say, I have to question your choice of teachers. All those women would be a little too tempting for CCCCCCCCCcccccccccccccccccccc, I'd say...they may never get past him! Imagine the education they'd get though!:classic:
Wow
I just finished watching this video and although I don't understand a word of what was being said, it still made me feel nauseous. Especially since having just found out that the guy I met is a Sanky (gone now, thankfully!)
Anyone know how to get that video translated?
I just finished watching this video and although I don't understand a word of what was being said, it still made me feel nauseous. Especially since having just found out that the guy I met is a Sanky (gone now, thankfully!)
Anyone know how to get that video translated?
eeeewwww!!!!
I would like to hear a translation as well.....on a further note I wouldn't give either of the 2 the time of day...EWwWW eeeWwW eWWww....and it seems from the video the women they were going up to were older and not very attractive.
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I would like to hear a translation as well.....on a further note I wouldn't give either of the 2 the time of day...EWwWW eeeWwW eWWww....and it seems from the video the women they were going up to were older and not very attractive.
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using and losin em
Actually there is a movie, the title escapes me at the moment, on this very subject. It involves a woman who travels purposely to Haiti to be with the sankies there. I personally have seen quite a few women tourists being squired about by the sankies here in the Colonial city, but those guys, I have to say, had a bit of class and treated their "dates" pretty well. Cant say what was going on in the minds of the various women, of course, but I imagine that some of them knew the score and were in it just for temporary fun.
I actually enjoyed the video a lot, and I found the explicit honesty of the sankies to be refreshing and interesting. Though I cannot imagine that anyone would fall for one of these guys -- not because of any physical characteristics or their behavior, but just because it seems rather obvious that the whole thing is what it is, and one would have to be very naive and untravelled not to recognize what is going on.
trina said:
Actually there is a movie, the title escapes me at the moment, on this very subject. It involves a woman who travels purposely to Haiti to be with the sankies there. I personally have seen quite a few women tourists being squired about by the sankies here in the Colonial city, but those guys, I have to say, had a bit of class and treated their "dates" pretty well. Cant say what was going on in the minds of the various women, of course, but I imagine that some of them knew the score and were in it just for temporary fun.
I actually enjoyed the video a lot, and I found the explicit honesty of the sankies to be refreshing and interesting. Though I cannot imagine that anyone would fall for one of these guys -- not because of any physical characteristics or their behavior, but just because it seems rather obvious that the whole thing is what it is, and one would have to be very naive and untravelled not to recognize what is going on.