Mexico's Longest Bus Journey (#11) 

So underated

Bus was pretty rad too

Maybe pay for the beers bro...she drove you all the way there and you couldn't buy the beers ...that's embarrassing

It's true! Definitely better than ADO lol

You should listen to media whether it's entertainment or news that keeps you Hooked. I think that much can keep you disciplined and motivated.

@@sct1718 thank you! I’m currently watching #11 now btw

Wait a minute, what the hell channel has Nahuatl?? Haha

@@smpoinde it's cool, he's a world explorer

I'd say the more you explore languages, you start developing an awareness to how they're built, in a way, making the learning process at least a bit more streamlined But Tommy has one critical advantage in his arsenal that many people don't, immersion. Look at all his mexican videos, he has to interact with Spanish speakers without any crutches, just his rusty albeit quite nice) Spanish, and with that, he is develops his Spanish in a natural and intuitive way as he catches how others speak and can use this information to fine-tune his own Spanish far quicker than anything you'd be able to do by yourself

I'd agree with that

I heard tamaulipas might be a little dodgy

Tlazocamati noikni! Nicnequi niyauh Tamazunchale, axcan nopan Nueva York, yece/pero nicnequi ni kuepa. Ta tiquebequense? J'ai eu du mal à te comprendre en nahuatl, j'apprends encore la langue haha. Je parles le français mieux. Tu habites à Tamazunchale?

Todavía me falta explorar algunas partes!

Argentina 🇦🇷

Why

@@notyourbuddy26 ... "When in Rome, do as the Romans do"... Also, you don't have to wait for a green light to walk across the street, you can go anytime when safe, without legal repercussions... The US says that an intersection is dangerous, so they put a camera that takes your picture when you are in the wrong place at the wrong time. This to them is their idea of a free society. In Tijuana, the yellow light flashes three times to warn you that the light is about to go red. That is true concern for the people's safety, one that maximizes the person's options based on real time information, so they can drive responsibly, which responsibility is part and parcel of life as a truly free person. I'm not going to tell you what that responsibility is, just that without it it will heighten the possibility of losing freedom. Whatever springs from your heart to do...

Yea why? I rode in the back everytime when I was there

@@jumpy2xstreaming … Oh, you can ride where you want, just Mexicans don’t ride anywhere but shotgun unless someone already had taken that seat, like if your party takes up all the seats in a taxi libre… I noticed that it was implied to be like that in Saudi Arabia, in the movie Hologram for the King, when the driver told Tom Hanks to ride in the front, “I’m not a chaffer”… If you want to act like an American as you travel around the world, then act like an American. But I think that Tom would tell you that if you want to really taste of the culture, to have the people treat you like you were one of them, then do the subtle things that the culture does, like ride in the front of the taxi…

@@tribudeuno gotcha I feel like in the US that can be seen as rude but if that’s the norm than I’ll def do it next time I’m down there

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Ummm idk bout that one