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legos
PostPosted: Tue Oct 10, 2017 10:02 pm 
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I'm wondering if anybody has gone around that time. I'm not sure how crowded or empty cocal or del ray will be right after new years. I heard cocal is better on the weekends so I'll probably head there on a Friday for a few nights.

Looking for advice :)
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 10, 2017 10:19 pm 
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legos wrote:
I'm wondering if anybody has gone around that time. I'm not sure how crowded or empty cocal or del ray will be right after new years. I heard cocal is better on the weekends so I'll probably head there on a Friday for a few nights.

Looking for advice :)



San Jose is a ghost town Easter and Christmas, New Years not such a big deal, lots of gringos down in January because they are vacationing from northern cold states and it's dry season so it's popular, I always found New Year's Eve popular, I would always pay my favorite at the time extra to be with me to be getting slammed at midnight :mrgreen: , but after Jan 1, (New Year's Day itself is often slow), it's back to making a paycheck, it's a good time to come... :!: :wink:

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PostPosted: Tue Oct 10, 2017 11:25 pm 
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Netgems wrote:
San Jose is a ghost town Easter and Christmas, New Years not such a big deal, lots of gringos down in January because they are vacationing from northern cold states and it's dry season so it's popular, I always found New Year's Eve popular, I would always pay my favorite at the time extra to be with me to be getting slammed at midnight :mrgreen: , but after Jan 1, (New Year's Day itself is often slow), it's back to making a paycheck, it's a good time to come... :!: :wink:


That's great! Thanks for the insight bud. :D
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