[Vinny]

I have ran out of space in my signature to place all the links to my datasheets, but I still want to put the links to my datasheets.

So I will just list the links in one thread here and link it to my signature.

Why newbie forum? Because it has the least visitors and all new guys can definitely gain a lot by reading some of my sheets.

My Datasheets:
Russian game
Lazy language learning
Krasnodar - Russia
Utrecht - Netherlands
Batam - Indonesia
Instagram datasheet
Karaoke Game

[britchard]

You have contributed so much to the forum and I find all of your datasheets excellently written and presented, always a pleasure to read. This has just reminded me to finally rep you, mainly for the language guide!

[Brosemite]

But when are we getting a Zimbabwe data sheet?

[Schlep]

Damn Vinny, over the last six months or so you've been dropping some serious gold on this forum. I just realized I never repped you yet. +1 for me brother. Thanks for all your advice and contributions to the forum.

Edit: How the hell did I miss the Russian data sheet.

@ Vinny, with your knowledge of Eastern Europe. I would be interested in hearing about your rankings of best places to live full time in Eastern Europe.

[Vinny]

@Britchard: Sharing information makes me feel good. Compiling my observations in a datasheet kind of clears up mess in my head and gives me structure.
@Brosemite: Never been there, never planning on going Can't find an option to show no country.
@Schlep: Thanks, my pleasure!

[Schlep]

@ Vinny

I have a question for you, if you have time to answer. My only travel experience so far are two trips to the phils. I'll be in Ukraine next month for 3-4 weeks. First visit to Europe. My question is the difference between 1st and 2nd tier cities.

Tier 1 city:
More expensive, better night life, more things to do, more english speaking women, more gold diggers

Tier 2 city:
Cheaper overall, less things to do, worse options for night life, less english speakers, more of a foreign factor.

In your opinion what would you do?

1: Stay in Kiev the whole time and build a harem
2: split your time Kiev/ Sumy/ Kharkiv
3: stay in Kiev for awhile, pick my favorite girl, then the two of us go to Odessa and travel around together.

[Vinny]

(08-15-2016 06:54 PM)Schlep Wrote:  

@ Vinny

I have a question for you, if you have time to answer. My only travel experience so far are two trips to the phils. I'll be in Ukraine next month for 3-4 weeks. First visit to Europe. My question is the difference between 1st and 2nd tier cities.

Tier 1 city:
More expensive, better night life, more things to do, more english speaking women, more gold diggers

Tier 2 city:
Cheaper overall, less things to do, worse options for night life, less english speakers, more of a foreign factor.

In your opinion what would you do?

1: Stay in Kiev the whole time and build a harem
2: split your time Kiev/ Sumy/ Kharkiv
3: stay in Kiev for awhile, pick my favorite girl, then the two of us go to Odessa and travel around together.

Tier one in Ukraine is not much more expensive than tier two. Maybe extra few hundreds on accomodation. The rest is similar. Most tear 2 cities in Ukraine are over 1 million, so there will be nightlife.

Things are pretty different for me in Ukraine as I speak Russian.

I say you should do a good bit of pipelining before travelling. 2 weeks of spoofing tinder, Instagram, Mamba and VK spamming. (set up your cool online persona before you start, there are few words about it in IG datasheet). Then go to Kiev or Lviv. From what I gather these cities are better ones for English level.

Don't spread your 3-4 weeks vacation within several cities, concentrate on one. As you might have to invest more time in dates and go through a bit of grind on your first week. Ukraine is not Philippines. There will be less quantity and more quality.

Then do 2-3 days sidetrips to cities you are interested in. There is a good railroad system in Ukraine. For example you can get from Kiev to Lviv in 5 hours for something like 15-20$ in a very comfortable train.

But be careful, once you go to Ukraine and have a time of your life there, no other country will appeal to you as it would otherwise. You have been warned

[Schlep]

^ Thanks for the advice Vinny. Everything you wrote makes perfect sense. I was checking out the talent on Ukrainian cupid site and was very impressed.

You had made a comment in your Russian datasheet about not displaying strong alpha game before sex. Is this your style also with Ukrainian woman? To be honest I know that I'm going to have a great time on this trip. Also, realize I will probably struggle at first until I get the hang of it.

[Vinny]

(08-15-2016 10:37 PM)Schlep Wrote:  

^ Thanks for the advice Vinny. Everything you wrote makes perfect sense. I was checking out the talent on Ukrainian cupid site and was very impressed.

You had made a comment in your Russian datasheet about not displaying strong alpha game before sex. Is this your style also with Ukrainian woman? To be honest I know that I'm going to have a great time on this trip. Also, realize I will probably struggle at first until I get the hang of it.

That was in context of darker looking guys as they might be taken for a man from Caucasus region who are known for their aggressiveness.

So unless you are Mexican or Mediterranean looking you can be as Alpha as you like

My darker features, as I am sort of Spanish looking is one of my biggest problems in that part of the world. In Ukraine I might get confused for a Turk, and have to overcome that, due to all the stereotypes. In Russia it is men from Caucasus that make things harder for me.

I had to made slight adjustments to my game

[Vinny]

Salsa game

[Vinny]

Bucharest

[Seth_Rose]

Vinny, can you share how you plan your long-term travel schedule? You seem to be hopping all over the place. Curious how you choose where and for how long to visit.

[Vinny]

(09-03-2016 01:42 PM)Seth_Rose Wrote:  

Vinny, can you share how you plan your long-term travel schedule? You seem to be hopping all over the place. Curious how you choose where and for how long to visit.

I work 6 weeks on 6 weeks off so I am pretty flexible. But I never really plan anything more than 1 month in advance.

My employer buys me ticket to and from the work, it helps as I can go anywhere I want.

What I try to do this days is spent 1st week in one new place then 4 weeks in a place I already know and like and then 1 more week in another new place. But this nearly never works out this way.

Sometimes I choose a new place plainly judging by the opinions on RVF and the ticket price.

[Vinny]

Riga Latvia Datasheet

[Vinny]

World travel calendar

[Vinny]

Russian Language Assistance thread

[Vinny]

World Travel Log