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I have just purchased a VPN called Surf Shark and this VPN has brought CrowdSec into blocking rentmen for me too. I changed my location to a different country and CrowdSec still is blocking. It looks like the only way to see rentmen is to turn the VPH off. I did ask the Shurf Shark online chat if I can add a site to a whitelist and they do have a bypass feature, however, I did find out that CrowdSec is something separate from my VPN. I have read others say they can read the review texts by switching countries on their VPN, what country are you using to view the rentmen reviews?

About 10 years ago someone posted in the Hooboy site that they don't pay them just for the sex, they pay them to leave. I have a regular guy that I see and I have to tell him it is my bed time and he needs to leave, otherwise he would stay much longer. Otherwise, he is awesome!

I personally do not think it is safe to leave USA in this political climate. I would love to go to Montreal and was planning it for 2026, but I have decided that it might not be the best time to travel to a country that is a declared new economic enemy. I also do not want to relinquish my cell phone and laptop for US customs to inspect when I return to the USA, as I have read stories of inspection and unnecessary intimidation to US citizens returning to America. There is enough in American to keep me entertained for several years.

Now might be a good time to consider making a contribution to the site if you have not done so previously. We all depend on this site so much for our daily routines.

Well his replies to his rentmen interview is in Spanish, so I must assume that could not help him in getting English speaking clients in Detroit.

Damn, that is a pair, I see why you liked them! Their rentmen profile currently has them in Perry Florida. That is a small town in the big bend area and not close to any city and I find that unusual. They have reviews dating back to 2021.

I have seen him twice, very good and speaks good English and I intend to hire him again soon.

Wish he would make a visit to Florida, I would be in line!

Thank you! I have considered renting an Air BNB for a few weeks, probably on the US west coast so I can just explore at my own pace. That would be my base and I will probably spend a few nights in hotels as I just explore the west coast. I have been to San Francisco twice and well it was too cold for this Florida man as I really do not have any good warm clothes. I have not thought about checking out B&H or Glazers as I have purchased from them before. I haven't given much thought of traveling to Europe, I am more interested in South America for some strange reason, must be the guys there! At any rate, thanks again for helping my mind to explore.

Thank you, I missed that and will check it out now.

I have finally retired, and I have a feeling that one day—when I’m too old to travel—I’ll look back and wish I had done more of it while I could. I haven’t traveled much over the years; work always kept me tied down, and I’ve never been outside the lower 48 states. But now, with no boss breathing down my neck, I finally have the freedom to explore. The only problem is... I’m not sure where to begin. I’ve been doing some research online, and it seems like most of the popular vacation packages are geared toward couples and families—especially those all-inclusive resorts on beautiful beaches or in secluded spots meant for relaxing and reconnecting. While that’s great for some, it’s not exactly what I’m looking for as a single traveler. That said, I have come across a few all-inclusive options that seem to offer activities and experiences that actually do interest me. Still, the typical beach resort isn’t all that exciting for someone like me—I have lived just seven miles from a famous Florida beach for over 45 years. If I want tropical weather, I just step outside! I plan to travel to Hawaii within the next 12 months, and I’m really looking forward to it. I’ve never been on a cruise before, though several options sound exciting—like exploring the fjords of Norway. That kind of trip really appeals to me. That said, cruises are usually designed for double occupancy, and while I know some newer ships are starting to accommodate solo travelers, it still doesn’t make cruising the most budget-friendly option. I didn’t retire with a blank check—I come from a middle-class background, so I always have to keep an eye on costs when planning my travels. I’m not interested in bringing an escort along—I’m planning to travel solo as a single man. Thankfully, my health is good, and I have no issues with mobility. I also enjoy photography, so I’m hoping to find places that offer great scenery and photo opportunities. I like architecture and urban scenes in photography. That said, I’d love to know—what’s a place you’ve been that really surprised you with how great it was, and you’d go back in a heartbeat? And do you have a favorite “go-to” destination you always recommend?

I recently linked it to my Amer Ex card, but I haven't used it yet. You can search for info about it on www.thepointsguy.com

I have been utilizing the CC points for the past 3-4 years and I can kick myself for not jumping in earlier. I have the both Amex Ex Gold and Platinum, and I end up above water each year with their fees as I utilize most all of the benefits that comes with the cards. The way that I first learned how to make these cards work for you was by following the points guy, which is also a gay man. www.thepointsguy.com. Another website I use is daily drop. There is a huge community of websites that will make sure you get the most out of your cards and they can even give you solid advise on which cards are best for your wallet based on your needs and desires. So I am using the CC points system and staying on top of it, and the benefits that I use more than cover the annual fees.

Yeah, cute guy. I see his haircut looks like the old Mullett style from the 80's, looks good on him! I wonder if the Mullett cut is coming back?

I have a local friend that started brewing his beer several years ago and he had many good batches. He did transition to liquor and continues to make some strong interesting batches.