I carpooled down to TJ Friday night with a a monger buddy for a short bombing run. Plan was to leave Orange County at 6PM Friday night and meet up in Hong Kong Bar at midnight for our return to the OC. We arrived in LZ at 7:45 and started with a street girl tour. My plan was to see which SG I wanted to fuck repeatedly and take a room at her SG hotel. If I was going to start out with a walker I planned to get a room at El Legado for 200p (if I could negotiate zero joiner fees with the desk clerk) or the cold-water-only Eduardo for 130p. During our lap around LZ I stopped in at the El Legado and could not convince the lady at the desk to waive any joiner fees for me tonight, so we moved along. We stopped in to Adelitas Bar for a look, but at 8:00 PM things were on the deadside in there.

After one lap around the streets I see Fannie/Estephanie at the crossroads. I introduce my buddy to Fannie & he is not impressed. Fannie grabs my arm to take me to the Leyva, but I stop her and tell Fannie that I do not have a room there and that she should meet me in front of the Eduardo in a half hour. Estaphanie hit me up for taco money (30p) before I left her near the Tecate corner. I spotted another monger friend of mine standing in front of the karaoke bar, so we went over & I introduced my carpool buddy to this other monger. Soon Elizabeth spotted me and approached.

I knew from prior conversations that Elizabeth did not like visiting the alley (someone hassles her there) so I knew if I took Elizabeth up, it would not be at the Eduardo. She and I walked to my car (parked at Pepe's) and I told her that I knew of an inexpensive hotel on Nino Heroes that I wanted to try out with Liz since the Eduardo was a no go for her. So we stopped at my car to pick up my duffle bag and a second bag filed with new regalo items & then we walked to the San Jose Hotel. This SG hotel is on the east side of Nino Heroes, only 15 to 20 strides south of the alley. There is no sign in front indicating it is a hotel, just the address appearing above the entrance ("624" in white numbers against a black background, as I recall). During reconnaissance this winter, my quasi wingman and I talk to this hotel operator. Back then the guy at the hotel said that:
The rooms rented overnight for 200 pesos,
they did not charge any joiner fees if you brought in multiple chicas, and
that the entire hotel lacked hot water, just cold water only.

I had Elizabeth talk to the guy at the hotel and instructed her to tell him that I wanted an overnight room, but would only need it until midnight tonight. He said the charge would be 150 pesos, which I quickly paid. The clerk had no room key to issue to me & I just left my room unlocked during my short stay there. My session with Elizabeth was the same basic routine: BBFS for a cost of 300p plus two regalo items. The room was stifling hot and the large oscillating pedestal fan in the room only seemed to be blowing hot air on us. The room I was in (#3) had no exhaust fan or otherwise in the bathroom and no cross ventilation. After the cita I escorted Elizabeth back to the crossroads because she insisted that she tell Lety I was in town. This surprised me since the two of them used to be rivals. But Elizabeth said that she owed this courtesy to Lety since four days earlier Lety had tipped Elizabeth off to the fact that I was in LZ and staying at the Leyva for two days.

Liz goes up alone into the zona hotel where Lety lives, but only Lety marches down the stairs to greet me. I was expecting to take both of them back to my room together, but that hadn't been previously discussed with Elizabeth. I had only told Liz that I wanted to fuck her again in one hour. After waiting a couple of minutes, when Liz did not come down the stairs, I took just Lety to my room at the San Jose. The room had not cooled down even one fucking degree! I wish I had instead taken a room at El Legago. my pal and I had walked to the back of El Legado so he could see their rooms and that hotel seemed reasonably cool and comfortable this evening. Despite the high room heat, I enjoyed the same great service that has me always playfully referring to Lety as 'mi esposa': BBFS for 150p plus two regalo items. After my cita with Lety I walk across the street to the 24-hour La Lagunilla grocery store for some cold waters, cold fruit juices and a bottle of Agavero liquor for the room & to take ost of it home. Half an hour after completing my cita with Lety I walked back over to the crossroads and found Norma. I took Norma to the San Jose and enjoyed the exact same action and service, for the exact same cost as my cita with Lety.

Next I hoofed it over to Revolution to buy a carton of duty-free cigarettes. I checked the time on my cellphone as I dropped the cigarettes off in my room and was shocked that it was already 11:18! I tried hustling over to the crossroads to grab one more chica, but instead ran into my carpool buddy. He was standing outside of Hong Kong Bar. He told me that the air conditioning was on the fritz in HK and the entire bar was uncomfortably hot. I knew the feeling. We continued onto the crossroads but found none of my walker regulars hanging outside there. Since my friend was done for the evening, I called it an evening as well. We went back to my hotel, I packed up the room in two minutes and we were on the road back to la linea about half and hour earlier than originally planned. It was a nice bombing run for me.

For leaving OC at 6pm on a Friday night, you made great time to be crossing the AB curtains a 8pm. Car pool lane on the 5 after the 73 only goes so far too. Did you take the 73 toll road or did you start your bombing run after the 73?

Plus parking at the border and walking to a taxi to get to AB can be 15 minutes if you park on the east side of the 5. Park on the west side of the 5 and its a bit longer.

Just curious because I am always looking for the quickest way down and I've always considered leaving the OC at 6pm peak traffic time.

My Ndrove down from Irvine and he got off the 5 freeway at El Toro Road. We left in my cat from there (parking lot of Chick-filet-A) at 6:15.

Not a lot of carpool lane remaining after that point, we ran into very little traffic and hiccups. I drove across the border (I have an annual mexico auto insurance policy on my car) and parked in Pepe's lot (behind Rozo de Oro/Bar Trop