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Thanks a lot for this video. This is more or less exactly what I needed to see. I have currently a 100Ah Lithium battery and I got an induction stove in the car (that I just bought). It has a lot of solar power on it. I went looking into this to see if I can use the stove at all without being connected to a power source, but yeah, this makes it seem that it is rather doable. If I need to do something for longer periods, I can just use my trusty Trangia alcohol stove also. Good stuff, thanks again.
Why don't Americans speak so highly of their own country as they do about Mexico? The culture and warmth of Mexico are different from other countries. The Americans find it fascinating.
On of the best coffee shops in town and in the entire World: Avellaneda in Higuera street: obsessive quality care and true fair commerce with Mexican small producers.
Too much useless information on the background of the new airport, I just want to know HOW to get to Mexico City from the new airport, you ended up taking a taxi, really?? Sorry I watched this video..
Thanks so much for the kind comment! Really appreciate it. We stayed in downtown CDMX and visited Roma since it was a short subway ride. The airbnb we stayed in was nothing special or I would recommend. Let me know if you have any other questions!
You need to educate yourself more on AMLO if you're gonna even question whether there was corruption on his side. During his presidency which is over in a couple months or so, he built the Felipe Angeles airport, the Tulum airport, the Mayan train, Dos Bocas oil refinery, new roads throughout the country, telecom to the indigenous people without resources, and countless other projects WITHOUT increasing taxes and without incurring more debt, many of these projects were done during COVID too, and completed in record time. Every other administration before him had long forgotten and abandoned the southern part of Mexico, never building infrastructure or developing the indigenous communities.
Best of all AMLO gave them where it hurts, to the corruption side. and gave them not just a lesson by building the airport in less time, of course out of the scratch, and some inconvenient, but he showed them without corruption things can be done. and nice things added to it, as the highway exclusively for the travelers to get there fast, before the priority was the airport.
I understand your point, but let’s do a test by using Google. And type the airport to the city time. Heathrow to London 44 minutes, Bangkok airport to the city 30 minutes, Cairo airport to the city 45 minutes, Los Angeles Airport to the city 70 minutes, Seoul airport to city center 45 minutes. You can go on an on and do the test yourself and the time is an average in many countries
The Texcoco Airport was a bad for the environment . And the entire project was financed by corporations & corrupted politicians . Now AIFA is not perfect but at least is money going back to finance different projects back to Mexico 🇲🇽
I am a gringo been living in cdmx going on 12 years. My wife and I have been Debbie downers about Aifa. But if the train is built and it’s true about the Texcoco nature reserve then am willing to reconsider. I have lived in Chicago, Boston and DC and almost always used the train option.
Brend you probably should be the one making the video with that background! 😮 I really appreciate you weighing in on the situation. Thanks for the thoughtful comment about AIFA! 😊
AH! Yes, thank you for the support. Great meeting you and your friends. The aqua park was a blast. I will get the Croatia videos out in a few months when I get home to edit!
The best outcome to teavel to Mexico....there is none, stay away, far away nothing but cartels, corruption, kidnappings and burglaries....believe me I am Mexican and I am embarrassed to say it. 🙏
The new airport is too far away for the simple reason transport there from most main points in the city is really bad. The proof is in the fact many airlines are avoiding it, and the public too. Beyond politics, it's really retarded to build an airport and then decide to build the transport infrastructure to reach it. This 750 peso taxi ride depends on the day and daytime and it can go a lot higher going beyond what local users can afford. I love how naive American tourists can be.
Haven’t heard of Fukuoka. Looks like a great town. It’s been years since we have been to Japan. We are booked to go back this September. 😊 We are going to have to try that 7-11 smoothie.
Yay! Thanks so much. Japan seriously blew us away! You will not regret it. The food, the culture the people. It was one of the best trips we have every taken! If you have any specific Japan questions just drop me a comment. Happy to help if we have been to a certain spot.
@@dereksbooks Kyushu established what I thought “ramen should taste like!” So admittedly, I’m a bit biased. After eating it down there, even the stuff on Honshu isn’t quite as good. This of course is just my opinion, and there are some terrific spots all around Tokyo, but I just prefer the spice and flavors found down south.
We did not have time for Kumanmoto, but yes I heard it was amazing. Next time we we will take the hour train ride from Fukuoka to check it out. Thanks for the info.
