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(02-25-2018 09:11 AM)Que enspastic Wrote:  

I've got some pics from Melbourne 2013.


This is a club called Motel that used to get hit up by AFL (Australian Football League) players. The girls were above average, bouncer was also strict at the door.


When I was last there in attendance were Jack Riewoldt and Dustin Martin, who played in the winning 2016 AFL Premiership team. If you have no idea who these guys are, these dudes are your competition, as well as all the regular guys who look like they play AFL.


Status game is predominately sports / physical looks (esp height). This is unlike say Cote d'Azur where it is wealth and glam or Havana where it is dance or London where it is money and class.


Location : A is Crown Casino, B is Motel



You can see the dynamics at play if you look closely. The girls are circling the 6"2+ guys and ignoring the rest

Melbourne is basically if every NFL or EPL team was located in one state or city you have Melbourne with the AFL.Add to that Basketball and 2 Soccer teams plus a Rugby League team.In a State of 4 Million.Overseas people have no concept of the power AFL has here.

Regardless of their height these guys have cash influence and fame.They can just DM chicks on Insta.Take their IG overseas with 2 or 3 hundred thousand followers..

But I have met Euro Scandi girls that will only sleep with soccer players too.Funny thing when I talked to AFL players back from a Euro holiday and they actually had to work for their pussy as no one gave a fuck over there.

I've worked around the AFL they have no idea how shit Melbourne is because all tbe 8 9 10s are around them.The normal guy deals with 5,6,7 who then think they are 8s and 9s..
Why do you think chubby Euro girls think they have found paradise when they hit Melbourne in regards to the normal men.I've met fat German French EE girls who can't believe tbeir luck.They cry when they have to leave.

Motel is re opening under another name I think.When I went there years ago I just thought the chicks were what I was use to in Sydney looks wise.