I can tell you for a fact that although difficult, it is not impossible for someone to visit a place like Dolce and/or MOMA and hook up with a nice girl from Santiago.
I am talking about a girl who has a career and is not looking for you to bring her to the states because guess what?, she can do that on her own. I am talking about a girl who accepts your invitation for dinner and before you know it has picked up the tab.
Santiago is all about what circle you are in. There are ways to get to know some of these people. You can go to Dolce on friday to see Fernandito ad bump into some of the same people on Saturday @ MOMA.
You will never blend in if you have a stupid fade and wear clothes that seem a bit too baggy. You will also look like an idiot when all you do is speak English and think that you will impress anyone. I have seen some guys that are fluent in spanish like I am try to pull the " I am from NY" nonsense. This may work at tipicos, not @ MOMA/DOLCE.
I will say that from an outsider's POV, it may look a bit fake and silly @ how cliqish(SP?) these places seem. Guess what? it is their place and their country.
How is it that some people expect not to stick out when they go to places like Ahi Bar and are there in shorts and baggy shirts?
Unfortunately, some people are used to the tourist areas like the North coast where this is less noticeable.
I am talking about a girl who has a career and is not looking for you to bring her to the states because guess what?, she can do that on her own. I am talking about a girl who accepts your invitation for dinner and before you know it has picked up the tab.
Santiago is all about what circle you are in. There are ways to get to know some of these people. You can go to Dolce on friday to see Fernandito ad bump into some of the same people on Saturday @ MOMA.
You will never blend in if you have a stupid fade and wear clothes that seem a bit too baggy. You will also look like an idiot when all you do is speak English and think that you will impress anyone. I have seen some guys that are fluent in spanish like I am try to pull the " I am from NY" nonsense. This may work at tipicos, not @ MOMA/DOLCE.
I will say that from an outsider's POV, it may look a bit fake and silly @ how cliqish(SP?) these places seem. Guess what? it is their place and their country.
How is it that some people expect not to stick out when they go to places like Ahi Bar and are there in shorts and baggy shirts?
Unfortunately, some people are used to the tourist areas like the North coast where this is less noticeable.