Not the biggest, but close to it

[mvan1]

Considering that I had such a good time at Lagoa a couple of days ago (Wednesday) I decided to return to Lagoa last night (Friday). 

Last night I went to Lagoa alone.  

The place was even busier and better last night than it was on Wednesday. 

I met a couple of nice garotos and had a great time.  Then, it was time for me to leave for the night.

I paid my bill and stepped outside to call for an Uber to take me back to my hotel.

When the Uber car arrived, I could not see the driver because it was at night and the headlights from his car made him appear only as a shadow.   He called out my name which gave me confidence to enter the vehicle.   I sat in the back seat.  The driver was friendly and could tell from my Uber account and from my accent that I was not Brazilian.

Shortly after we chatted a while about nothing, he asked me how i liked the sauna.  Well, that was a strange question.  The Uber app tells him my basic details and gives the driver a pick up address.  However, the app does not say that the pick up address is a sauna.

I was taken aback  by his question about the sauna.  So, I asked him how he knew the address was a sauna.  

 He said that he used to work at Lagoa as a garoto de programma. 

I was speechless at that point.

He then asked me if I was interested in getting together with him as a garoto.  I told him, I don't know because I could not see him with the headlights blocking my vision of him.  

After the next corner and in the middle of the block, he suddenly pulled to the curb and stopped.  Initially, I thought there was about to be trouble.  However, he said, please sit up front with me so we can talk better.

I told him, "okay" and I got out of the back seat and opened the front passenger door to get in.  It was easy to see him now with the dash and phones lights shining on him.  He was very handsome.  Not only that, I could see that he already had his hard cock out of his pants.  The cock was so long it touched the bottom of the steering wheel.  And, he had a smile on his handsome face.

He quickly started to drive.  He said that the Uber app would know that he stopped his car.

I asked him how would it be possible for us to get together for a programma while he was working.  He said it was easy.  He stated that when we arrive at my hotel, he sends Uber a signal that the trip is finished.  Then Uber sends him a message about the next trip he has.  He said he can decline a trip for a lunch or dinner or even a bathroom break.  He would decline his next trip if I wanted him to come to my hotel with me.

We worked out an agreement where he would park at my hotel and how long he would stay and how much he wanted for his time to get together at my hotel.  He said his fee was the same fee as I would pay in the sauna for a garoto.  How could I decline that offer?

What luck to be picked up by this particular driver that knew what the building was (sauna) where I called for the ride.

Meeting this fun guy was not the biggest surprise of my life, but close to it.

EDIT: I asked him why he quit the sauna for Uber.  He said that Uber is a reliable source of income (about R$2,500 monthly).  The sauna pays only if he meets a paying client.  He said on slow days he does not meet clients then he is out the money for his transportation, his sauna entrance fee and wasted time.

 

 

[Latbear4blk]

[redxs]

I love Brazil!

And next weekend I'll be there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gap1972]

Congrats on the exciting encounter, mvan1! It was a little scary at first:-)

why we all go back time after time!

[mvan1]

1 hour ago, gap1972 said:

Congrats on the exciting encounter, mvan1! It was a little scary at first:-)

why we all go back time after time!

Hi Gap - I see your avator is still the interesting building in Sao Paulo that has an observation deck that can be visited by the public.  

I have taken many garotos to that tourist landmark over the years. 

Most Brazilians and others never heard of the building.

After going there with me, several garotos told me they later took their family to see the building with its observation deck.  They were that impressed with the place.

Here is a link in case anyone is interested in knowing a little more about the building and visiting it with friends or a garoto. 

Notice how the building resembles New York's Empire State Building.  The building in Sao Paulo is smaller but was "inspired" by the one in New York:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altino_Arantes_Building

[BryBro]

Your Uber encounter makes me want to head to Brazil soon. Thanks for sharing, @mvan1! May I ask, how was he? Will there be a repeat performance whenever you're in SP?

[mvan1]

1 hour ago, BryBro said:

Your Uber encounter makes me want to head to Brazil soon. Thanks for sharing, @mvan1! May I ask, how was he? Will there be a repeat performance whenever you're in SP?

 Something like this could only happen in Brazil.

Since you asked how he was - - in a word - - wonderful - 

Will there be a repeat?  I wish I could repeat with him, but I am not optimistic about a repeat performance. 

Someone with his looks and charm is most likely already taken (probably by a wife) or has a long list of admirers.  I think I was just lucky to be in the right place at the right time.

He offered and gave me his whatsapp number which, to me, implies that he will meet with me again.  Then, he might have given me the number as a matter of being polite.  

I will probably messenger him tomorrow just to say - hello -  If I get a response, I will update this thread.

 

 

[SolaceSoul]

I have met quite a number of former garotos who are now Uber drivers, and current garotos who also drive Uber. It seems like anyone who owns a car in a BrazilIan city is also driving Uber.

[floridarob]

3 hours ago, SolaceSoul said:

I have met quite a number of former garotos who are now Uber drivers, and current garotos who also drive Uber. It seems like anyone who owns a car in a BrazilIan city is also driving Uber.

much like in the USA, minus the  GP

[sydneyboy1]

As they say in the classics the truth is stranger than fiction.