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Well, the erection may take a breather now and again.

But I think more and more younger guys will be looking for whatever extra they can make as salaries are definitely not keeping up with the inflation here. Even one programa at 56, 60 0r even 80 Reais less entry and transportation is better than nothing after a lower-paying job that occupies 9 to 12 hours of the day and might net 50 Reais/day?

It gets stranger by the minute. Went out to Soi Twilight for a bit last night. The police affect is still going on. Now Thai boys can be on stage in their shorts as usual. Now non-Thai boys can be on stage but have to wear long pants.looks kind of strange when seeing 20 boys on stage, half dressed and half undressed. The low season is setting in. Just doesn't seem to be an abundance of tourists around. Still very hot and humid. Haven't seen much rain though in my 3 weeks. Woke up this morning to a big thunder storm and totally overcast all day. Actually with no bright sun the temp has been a bit lower than normal. Took advantage to head to Siam Paragon for some shopping and lunch. They have a food court there that rivals any. Lots of great people watching also. Get home, jump in the pool to cool down a bit. Nap time now before heading out for the evening. Hopefully the police can find something more important to keep themselfs busy tonight, than worry what some boys are wearing on stage in a sex club.

That's called Stamina ???? My doctor calls it "enlarged prostate problem !

Now age 55, I've found that every year past 50 adds many minutes to my stamina. (Escort to AS: "Will you cum already?!")

While it is possible that some of the decrease in Brazilian passengers is attributable to bargain airfare specials, there is no getting around the fact that unemployment in Brazil, together with the devalued Brazilian currency, are the major causes of less Brazilian passengers on the planes between the U.S. and Brazil and vice versa. Economies are somewhat like a teeter-totter. One economy goes up while another goes down. And, the changes continue. That is just the way things are. A dozen years ago, Americans (and some from other countries) could visit Brazil for little money. Hotels, food (and garotos) were dirt cheap. Then, the Brazilian economy improved and things became expensive for Americans and other tourists. Many Americans stopped visiting Brazil, totally. Prices in hotels tripled or quadrupled, food in restaurants tripled or quadruped and so forth, as did other commodities and necessities that are found in Brazil. The only thing that did not triple or quadruple is the price asked by garotos. The price of garotos has increased a little but no where near the rate of inflation. Despite that small increase, most garotos are pleased with what they earn because the money they earn is far greater than what they would make if they had a conventional job, or no job at all. Although prices for most things in Brazil have increased, this is partially offset by the current favorable exchange rate to foreigners for the local currency. By no means does the favorable exchange rate cancel out the inflation that took place over the past decade. Once again, the teeter-totter has made visiting Brazil a bargain. The present air fare war only adds to the savings for visiting Brazil.