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Most Americans Are Too SOFT to Live in Mexico 🇲🇽 Real Reasons Why Most People Leave Mexico

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Today we discuss many of the common reasons as to why most Americans don't like the experience of living in Mexico. Like I have said many times. This life ain't for everyone! Today we go more in depth as to why so many Americans find it so difficult to make the changes necessary to live in Mexico. #Mexico #meridayucatan #livinginmexico
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@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

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@bongdonkey Год назад

Even if you live same life in Mexico as you did in States. Mexico is cheaper than here in California. lol! saludos!

@jimbig3997 7 месяцев назад

Good rant! One thing I tell people all the time: Mexico is not for everybody.

@1SLPMOM Год назад

I learned quickly that I couldn’t afford a “caramel frappe and croissant” lifestyle in Mexico. I made my peace with it, and I appreciate my fresh fruits and veggies, delicious meats, and occasional frappe and croissant lifestyle! 😂

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Amén! Same here! Viva México!

@pluisnonplux9728 Год назад

That's being rich! Just enjoy the good essentials of life, nice friendliest people, culture, nice fresh food...peaceful mind...❤😊

@CallowG Год назад

Not being a "caramel frappe and croissant" type of person to start with will probably help me adjust. Street taco and a Pacifico? For me that's a night out! (Not that there's anything wrong with frappes and croissants, I just have this weird thing where if I look at a slice of bread I gain 5 lbs, I have to constantly practice austerity just to maintain a healthy weight)

@1960317 Год назад

Could you afford that lifestyle in your home country? I'm guessing, Mexico is 40-60% less than your home country overall.

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

@@1960317 Mexico is huge and there are places where the prices will be the same and some even more. The small out of the way places will cost less but I am in a tourist location and I don’t want to even associate with the tourists. I don’t have the money they have and it hurts to be treated by the Mexicans as if I am rich and will pay so much more for what should be cheaper. I stay 99 percent of the time out of the tourist areas. Learn Spanish, if I didn’t know Spanish I couldn’t be here among them where life is really great, but it does take getting used to so much that Jose mentioned and more.

@noway7555 Год назад

This is so true. When I was in Mexico for a scouting trip I rode to the airport with another American. He complained about the city we were in and how he couldnt wait to get home. I then proceeded to brag about what a great time I had and how much I enjoyed the city and its people. The taxi driver was chuckling to himself and he shut up.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Jaja Thanks for sharing!

@noway7555 Год назад

@@JoseArteagaTravels Thank you for your vlog. I loved meeting the people who lived in the city I visited. I rode the bus with the locals, I walked all around the tienda on Saturday. Everyone, without fail, was kind and helpful. I probably walked 10 miles all around the city and I felt safe everywhere. I think its safe to say if comfort is all you are looking for please stay in the US or Canada. If you love people and like adventures (isn't this what makes life worth living?) then come with an open mind to Mexico.

@Rhaspun Год назад

@@noway7555 One problem in the US even if you live in a nice area and tried walking around the same distance as you. There are people out there who are driving around looking for victims. I see it in the SF Bay Area. These criminals often times comes from only a handful of cities. I'll see the same cities being named repeatedly when suspects are caught.

@miguelbarraza8739 Год назад

Can I ask you what city was?

@ToChristBTheGlory 3 месяца назад

Chicago?

@geekbabe100 Год назад

The best part of living in a new place is in meeting new people and having new experiences ❤

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Well said I totally agree!

@tutornotepad Год назад

The fact that Mexicans do not trust the government makes me want to move to Mexico. Not trusting the government is the most American thing we can do, regardless of what side of the border you live or come from. ¡Viva México ¡Viva la libertad!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Amen brother! Viva Mexico!

@RedSpiralHandTV Год назад

For sure! We left the U.S. in Nov. 2022 and are deep into central Mexico exploring right now... In our little used old RV and enjoying the Mexican towns (not the tourist places).

@Mad-Angel-c6g Год назад

😂😂😂😂 no Mamés wey

@dobaluboify Год назад

AMLO el mejor presidente y mejor gobierno.

@raymundo6590 Год назад

They don't trust the banks too . Love it

@1SLPMOM Год назад

Jose, You tapped into one of my biggest pet peeves - people who move to or even repeatedly visit Mexico year-after-year, but don’t really respect Mexico or the Mexican people. Good riddance to those folks! I wish I could help them pack!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Good thing they pack it themselves pretty freaking quick 😄

@zzyzx686 Год назад

It's worst when they move into gated communities to isolate themselves from the people into whose country they moved. Somehow reminds me of the gated military bases the U.S. is erecting in so many countries. And it's not only Americans moving to Mexico. I know a lady from a European country who has been staying at least a month every year in Greece for the past 40 years, and somehow managed to never learn a word of Greek. I have picked up both Spanish and Greek and a couple more languages just having conversations with the people and reading books in those languages. The trick is to stay away from people who speak your own language until we are fluent in the new language.

@tasharhodes8969 Год назад

I'm in Florida and I would NEVER come back here!!! The police and mass shootings every day makes me crazy!!!

@chrisjackson8299 Год назад

I think that goes both ways!!!

@Flitalidapouet Год назад

Exactly, they probably use other people to feel better about themselves, not the type of immigrant you want.

@intersections420 Год назад

My life costs 3000 USD a month....for a roof over the head, eat the cheapest food, never going out (can't afford it), sharing my house with 6 flatmates. If I can live the same life for $1000 a month without 6 flatmates...that's a 100 fold improvement.

@SunshineGelb Год назад

That's around 50,000 pesos, I would be living like a queen with that money here in Mexico.😁

@intersections420 Год назад

@@SunshineGelb I don't want to spend +3k just for basics. Gonna travel Mexico, central and south America. Motorbike camping mostly. I probably won't even need 1k.

@SunshineGelb Год назад

@@intersections420 I know, I'm Mexican but have my U.S. residence card because my mom and family live in L.A. but I can't stand living overthere, people just work and work to pay a lot of rent. And I love my Mexico City.🤭 Good luck with your travel, and yes 1,000 dollars is more than enough.👍🏻😃

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Awesome! Good luck with everything!

@Stef-wz7rl Год назад

Thanks for making this video and making these points. I lived for several years in MX and now live in another country that attracts people for being "cheap" (Bulgaria). In both places, the unhappy expats are the ones who chose the place simply because it's "cheap." This sets them up for failure, because (1) prices change and (2) they expect to have their home country lifestyle, just cheaper. Of course they don't get their home lifestyle, because they're in a different culture. So they complain about the lack of product X, the roads, the noise... and since they can't accept the local culture, they won't learn the language and they socialize only with other expats. I once stupidly brought a Mexican friend to a big party organized by long-term expats. He was the only Mexican present, except for the two catering staff. No one at the party could talk with him because no one spoke Spanish. When we left (quickly!), he said, "They move here just so they can feel like kings. We're just employees to them, servants." I like to think your videos will help prevent this.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

You make some amazing points. Thank you so much for sharing your experience in another part of the world and to show us how similar they are. I really do hope videos like these continue to discourage those individuals from ruining another place besides where they come from. Thanks again for sharing!

@westcoastmex629 Год назад

Americans don't have the luxury of the immigrant which is you cant take america to other countries Mexican people actually can take Mexico to the US they buy their plot of land and live like they do in our home country which is a simple life like Americans once lived

@jamesjames7889 Год назад

True wealth is being free...Viva Mexico !!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Amen! Freedom is worth everything!

@keepitreal3301 Год назад

Viva México 🇲🇽

@amandajane28 Год назад

Regarding the noise, I lived in Vietnam for years, it's much noisier there. You have 24 hours of beeping horns, dogs barking, karaoke from people's homes. People don't talk in Vietnam, they scream. It's so you can hear them over the millions of motorbikes. Merida is pretty quiet. The only noise is the traffic which has increased due to the construction on the train line, but after 11pm it's dead quiet. Another point, if people aren't happy in their home country, they come to Mexico and they find it doesn't suit them, don't give up, keep searching. There's so many other countries to choose from. In the last 7 years, I've lived in China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Colombia and now Mexico. There's plenty of options for people.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing!

@KN-op3et Год назад

My wife and I did 2 long-term stays in Mexico and other countries (Italy, Spain) and I advise anyone thinking about spending significant time as an expat to FIND THE LOCAL/REGIONAL WAY of doing things. Local cafe vs Starbucks, local food markets (bartering and asking for el pilon) vs. big chain supermarkets, regional cuisine (which is not just tacos, but fresh seafood, bbq, etc.) vs "American" food. This applies for Mexico, Vietnam, Europe, etc..

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@zzyzx686 Год назад

I love those neighborhoods you like to drive through in your videos. No two houses alike, old and new mixed, beautiful bright colors, and above all, businesses mixed in with homes. "Planning commissions" ruined U.S. and European cities when they decided to force people to build everything alike. Mexico is lucky, at least up to now, to have been able to escape the forced uniformity which insatiable authority is so fond of imposing on people.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Viva Mexico! Thanks for sharing!

@vizsla8579 Год назад

The chilangos could never enforce uniformity or else the Pueblo would rise up against them. Has happened a lot in Mexicos history

@zzyzx686 Год назад

@@vizsla8579 Best news I have heard in many a month, wish people everywhere were like that. Entiendo "chilango", y los planificadores de las Naciones Unidas son aun peor con sus restricciones para absolutamente todo que hacemos. El pueblo necesita dicer "no" a ellos tambien.

@ChrisD-wv5zi Год назад

I love it when Jose drives us around the city. The hood ornament reminds me of my buddy's dad's 1980 4x4 Dodge Ramcharger. Seriously, the electric windows went up so fast I'm suprised nobody lost a hand in them.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That's awesome! I think it reminds you of that truck because this is a 1988 RamCharger! Glad you enjoyed coming along for the ride!

@Flitalidapouet Год назад

Me too, love the vintage truck. Bring back memories.

@mya2450 Год назад

I feel like most people who can’t make it aren’t supposed to stay! More Mexico for us!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Amen! I totally agree!

@richardbenn5801 Год назад

You tell it like it is, no sugar coating. You’re a breath of fresh air Jose ❤Luv your vids

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy them!

@Grandma-Abuela Год назад

Jose, you were right on target with all the topics you covered. Important information for people thinking of moving to Mexico. I lived in Mexico City the first 20 years of my life and now I am eager to come back once I retire next year and I chose Merida to be my home town, can't wait.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@josephgranger5261 Год назад

The 'love' count in this vid just shows through. The shat you have been through and aiding USA citizen with your vids is special. Now with the years of Merico/Merida under your belt and yet the 'love' prevails. Love the Mexican love. Thank you Jose Arteaga for the consistent message!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Glad it is so helpful! Viva Mexico!

@postalsolutions Год назад

I retired permanently to Cabo San Lucas and can tell you that it is expensive. Food costs, restaurants costs etc.. same as USA,,,,,until you discover your REAL environment and shop where the locals shop, eat with the locals and be part of the city and contribute to your area, then you can save money. I digress. We volunteer helping feed local low income children. Get out from behind those gates. Allot of people do not even know that there are homeless people and people that need help in Cabo. Pisses me off.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing! Saludos Amigo!

@ElJefe0719 Год назад

Well put. 👍 The same applies to Puerto Vallarta.

@philschiavone101 Год назад

My biggest complaint about Mexico is that it is getting too Americanized.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Mexico loves American Culture as does most of the world

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

I am with you there cus I am in an area full of tourist and some have become at least part time residences! My problem is paying more for what would be cheaper if the rich weren’t here driving up the prices. They seem to just not care or think about paying sometimes double when a poor guy like me can’t afford some of the regular Mexican prices!

@MisOjosSePasearon Год назад

The good thing is that Mexico will never become a “woke” country, family conservative values are strong, with a liberal government. It’s a good balance.

@Dah42 11 месяцев назад

The American culture is so beautiful.

@nynatv1951 Год назад

I adore this place..never felt so at home..!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Viva Mexico!

@miguelangelquezada6404 Год назад

I used to live in an studio that got break in 3 times by breaking the window, I suspect it was the neighbours because… well, it’s obvious… they broke the window and no one called the cops. Also, worked at a gas station at got assaulted multiple times. In 2 years of living in the US. Lived 30+ years in Mexico and never had any of those experiences.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Wow sorry to hear that! Hope you make it back to Mexico soon!

@arcady0 Год назад

2:00 - reminds me of a guy I knew when I was younger who went to Japan, then came back complaining about the prices. I asked for details and he started talking about salad, hamburger, pasta, coffee, cheese and milk. I asked if he had tried any Japanese food and he had no answer for me... No matter where you go in the world - it's always going to be expensive if you to import home along with yourself. Learn to live like a local. That helps with everything from cost to even the more obvious getting along with people.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@CathAlexandra Год назад

This is a real problem...getting spoiled by some aspects of modern living in the USA. This keeps me from moving...too comfortable, but it is boring and the people suck in my area, lol. I just need to get off my butt. I was raised in Latin America, so I think I could assimilate again.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

You can do it!

@tonyetheselfcaremaven Год назад

Please continue to do more of these “real” talk videos! I’ve always loved Mexico (my mom was a Spanish teacher and loved both Mexico and it’s culture). Every time I traveled there it’s been such a relief and feeling of peace. I’ve had to stay away from “expats” because the mentality (in general) has not been the best. I’m now making plans to move to Mexico myself, simply because it’s where I feel most at home these days, even though I’m working on my language competence. Plus, I’ve lived a good length of time in west Africa so, yeah, Mexico will not be a problem for me in that regard. Mexico and her people are a secret gem that needs to be appreciated and approached with respect by those who come to visit or reside. Mindset is key here!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

No need to worry, most of my videos are as real as they get! Hope you enjoy watching the other videos on my channel! Saludos!

@sanjosemike3137 Год назад

I agree that many Americans are "too soft" to live in Mexico. We visit there frequently. My wife enjoys it too, but complains of stomach problems, despite her special care to avoid them. She speaks no Spanish and requires me to help her get along. I am not fluent, but I do use my translator and actually speak it. I get along fine. My feeling is that unless you make an effort to speak Spanish, you will not really get along in Mexico. I have a "reliable" accent that Spanish speaking people seem to understand. I consider that essential, if you want to live in Mexico. Not to be grammatically perfect, but to actually speak it. In my experience that makes a huge difference. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@catgirl1016 Год назад

Wow, absolutely fantastic video. Lots of truth and information in one video. Thanks!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Glad it was so helpful!

@antoniorivas558 Год назад

Jose, your absolutely correct in this video, if EXPATS eyes are closed about coming to Mexico, they should consider two way plane tickets.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@PugaMBA Год назад

I’d say in the name of fairness we also call them what they call us Mexicans in the US “foreign aliens” rather than Expats.

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

@@PugaMBA I won’t call myself an expat since it seems to mean ex Patriot and I feel like I am a Patriot, just not liking how the USA is going for the time being. I believe with all my heart, mind and soul that the USA will change for the better real soon. I May by then, still want to live outside of the USA but I will always be a Patriot. 🇺🇸

@nrnexusrising Год назад

I loved your video, it’s content not the driving around, those areas were too sprawling for my tastes, but you made some very good points. I’m a retired U.S. immigrant and I’ve been living in Mexico for more than 2.5 years and I love it. I didn’t know much about Mexico when I came here, but I quickly realized that it better suits my lifestyle then the US did. My biggest problem is still learning Spanish, but I love walking to all the little tiendas for most everything and the people have always been very courteous and friendly. I only go to the Supermercado for a couple of things and I never shop at Walmart or Costco. I don’t socialize much with other Americans because I think many have the attitudes you talked about of looking down on Mexico and feeling entitled. I know that people know that I’m a foreigner once I open my mouth, but not from the way I dress (someone once asked me if I was from Spain 🤭) but like you said it’s your attitude that’s important. If you are polite show some humility and graciousness then people will be the same with you.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing. Saludos!

@daylightmoon7285 Год назад

I'm American and believe you shouldn't move to Mexico unless you learn at least an intermediate level of Spanish and are willing to try to integrate.

@ElJefe0719 Год назад

Agreed, and it’s really for your own benefit 👍

@Mad-Angel-c6g Год назад

Lol say that again most gringos are too lazy to even scratch their behind and you think they will take the time to learn Spanish 😂😂😂

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@bhutchin1996 Год назад

It's even more that way in Colombia. When I was there, even American movies were dubbed into Spanish. No subtitles.

@sophiemarcaurele Год назад

Yassss!! 🙌🏻

@jxckonmusic 6 месяцев назад

I moved to Mexico from Canada a year ago. It's beautiful out here. I love it out here.

@JoseArteagaTravels 6 месяцев назад

Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing!

@Brotherken1234 4 месяца назад

A Canuck in Mexico. Wow!

@jennyhammond9261 Год назад

Yesss!!! This is all so true. In regards to the bars on the windows, people have to keep in mind that many homes in the US are far back from the street/sidewalk. In Mexico, it is very common for the sidewalks to run right up against the front of your house. It's too easy for someone, like some punk kid , to bust out a window. Even the big cities in the US, where the houses are right against the sidewalks will have these bars on the ground level windows.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing! You make a great point!

@buddycollier3541 Год назад

Thanks for the video. I’ve been looking to move to Mexico for a lot of years, I have been lucky enough to visit dozens of times and those years have given me a perspective that agrees with your viewpoints presented here. Far too many people are just presenting a fantasy idea of Mexico. My Mexican in-laws call some Expat towns Disneylandia and I have to agree. There’s nothing wrong with that but one is better served by knowing Mexico is not for everyone and moving there would be a change.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Glad the video was so helpful! Thanks for sharing!

@rigodelrio3542 Год назад

Thanks for the video. Some Mexican cities are very developed. For example Monterrey, Mexico. 1. There are supermarket options that offer home delivery. 2. There are good quality internet options. 3. Public transportation: there are a vast number of bus lines, three train lines and other three monorail lines under construction. 4. Many locals speak English fluently. 5. There are many upscale shopping centers with countless local/international stores and restaurants. 6. Most local people are friendly. Discrimination is rare. 7. There is 911 service. I do not know how effective it is, but some say it has been helpful in many situations. 8. Maybe off topic but an almost 100 story building is under construction. It will be second tallest in the continent, just behind Freedom tower In New York City. 9. Surrounded mountains are breathtaking.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing all that info about wonderful Monterey!

@bhutchin1996 Год назад

I was in Monterrey 30+ years ago. It was a very developed city then. I'm part Spanish and Mexican and I have some distant relatives who still live in Nuevo León.

@johnpaulwebb3440 Год назад

A sense of entitlement can ruin any journey or experience.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Well said. Thanks for sharing!

@xifluffyloafix2969 Год назад

This!!

@catobie1948 Год назад

Then there's the zoning thing.. a business between houses, an electrical light hanging over your shower head, electric wires hanging on streets, small or no hot water tanks, lack of drinkable water from the faucet, stuff we take for granted. Your stuff is real. It's all relative. You can get the same in Apalachia or deep south. We in the US don't know what the rest of the world is like. Someone once said The closest most Americans get to Europe is Las Vegas.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing! Amen to Freedom! It's out there if you really want it!

@ar0118 Год назад

Whats good man, cheers from Chi-Raq.. the other day I had a crazy encounter with a homeless person, the dude walked up to my car and asked for money, when I was reaching for the cash the homeless dude punched me 😅😅 I was like, wtf lol these mofos are hopeless, america is going to shit man.. guess what Florida kicked out all the migrant workers on some racist anti migrant agenda shit.. now everyone in Florida is going to starve 😅

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

The downward spiral continues. Thanks for sharing!

@JustSayNoToCommieKamala Год назад

@@JoseArteagaTravels I bet if you live out in the country side with no real close Neighbors around you will get peace and quiet in Mexico. So is land pretty cheap once you get further away from the city?

@hannahanderson4305 Год назад

Yeah that was the most ignorant thing to do from DeSantis!! The hatred for migrant workers in Red states is insanity.

@JustSayNoToCommieKamala Год назад

@@hannahanderson4305 Theirs nothing wrong with Migrant workers as long is their not taking jobs away that Americans want.

@davidsebastianelli1326 Год назад

@@gustavoperez5480 They ended it after one year because they couldn't find workers, many farmers lost their crops and went out of business and the law ended up costing the state over 30 million dollars. They are still paying for it and feeling the effects even after ten years later.

@HugoFlores-nb9wv Год назад

Thank you so much for your reply Jose. I still wish the best to people on both sides of the border. All the best José.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Amen! Saludos brother!

@bhutchin1996 Год назад

If people expect everything to be like it was in their home country, then they should have never left. Culturally, Colômbia is very similar to México but not as Americanized. No Wal-Mart or Amazon like both Brazil and México have. Living in a Hispanic neighborhood in the USA is nothing like living in a Hispanic country. All countries have their problems, but overall Latin Americans are very warm and friendly. One drawback is many locals will think you're rich. When I was in México 30+ years ago, I was a little overweight and to them being gordo was being rich. Greetings from Texas.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Well said! Thank you for sharing!

@Xoycoin Год назад

Every time you hit the nail Thanks jose!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for the kind words!

@lifeofvix Год назад

I got excited because you were driving an area I know and got really invested because it looked like you were heading towards my neighborhood, but then you turned the other way 😂 You hit the nail on the head. Mexico (and any other country for that matter) will be different from your home country, you need to be flexible. Thank you for your truths.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Oh no! Next time i'll make sure to swing by your place! Thanks for sharing!

@iwilson6651 Год назад

The noise (barking dogs, roosters at all hours, music, street vendors, cars with loudspeakers) is the most off-putting aspect of mexico for the average American pallet. All of this can be alleviated by moving to a gated community outside (far outside in most cases) of town. In my case I live in xochitepec, about 20 miles south of Cuernavaca. Absolutely worth it!

@martinarechiga4197 Год назад

U right , blessing senor Sr.

@JustSayNoToCommieKamala Год назад

Yes if you want peace and quiet in Mexico then live out in a rural area out in the country side with no close neighbours around, problem solved.

@hannahanderson4305 Год назад

Pretty sure there are a lot of Mexicans not thrilled with all that as well, hence places with rules wouldn't survive.

@hugodotplayer Год назад

having dogs is an american tradition

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

As a loud Cuban from Miami i consider Mexico quiet in comparison to what I'm used to

@cassandragarcia3363 Год назад

You're right... most gringos as just too soft and spoiled and entitled and privileged to live in Mexico. There are lots of frustrations and inconveniences to contend with and if you don't speak Spanish, good luck with that. 5 years in, no regrets but my advantage is that I lived in Latin America for about 20 years, speak fluent Spanish and have Mexican heritage. Even then sometimes it is a daunting task for me... Oh and speaking English louder to a person who doesn't speak English is just rude. Just saying....

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing!

@mh0862 Год назад

First, gotta give credit to the expats that didn't make it. They gave it a go. Found out they didn't like it an returned. At least they tried. Myself? I've lived in a Mexican neighborhood in the U.S. for 40 years. There are some great things about it, such as when my neighbor brings me home made enchiladas. Home made mole. Her salsa recipe is the best. Still don't know if I'd be a good fit in Mexico. The loud parties drive me crazy.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That is awesome thanks for sharing!

@westcoastmex629 Год назад

I live in mexico in a small none touristy town 40 min away from south guadalajara electricity is wonky you need to have a water container incase the water is shut i have to network to find local repair services so i wont have to drive in to the big city i installed AC systems like the ones they have in hotels . Our little house is like 900 sqft 3 small bedrooms and a gated parking spot. We actually remodeled the house and it was a nightmare but lucky we got through it made it as comfortable as possible .i live among the locals i eat and shop from local areas once every 2 weeks we put our order online for walmart and sams club and we go pick up . Right now its in the high 90s the moisture in harsh compare to las vegas where there is zero moisture. You can live in a tourist bubble but if you are not bringing in atletas 3k a month don't expect to live a life full of cheap luxuries you are gonna suffer when you get that electric bill the gas prices are close to the same as in the US and so are big store prices.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing!

@richardhowe3951 Год назад

Hey Jose. You been saying this stuff for a long time. Some folks justdo not get it.There are so many waysto live here without having to suffer... if you are willing to change the way you think. I get folks sayingwhy they do not do things like this or that, they need to do it this way orthat. They want cheap living without giving up something they are used to. These Mexicans are like this or they are like that is the common stuff they say. If I had to pay for all the perks and discounts I get here I would be broke. I live simple an roll with things as they come. Thanks for reminding meof all the good things Ienjoy living here. Great video!!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Viva México!

@hannahanderson4305 Год назад

Agree, can't have both ways, you want to live on the cheap you will have to make concessions. You can find that in Mexico, the rest that don't have to will live pretty similar to what they had with a few exceptions.

@Re3iRtH Год назад

José, hola de Oaxaca! Love your work. I spent 19 days Mérida, really nice little town but was definitely too hot for me. Had to see for myself. I enjoyed the hell out of the cenotes though, went to about eight. The climate even in Oaxaca is much more comfortable. Cannot beat the fresco year round clima of Mexico City/Puebla

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That's awesome! We love Oaxaca! Saludos Amigo!

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

I am in Huatulco and you wouldn’t like it here, it is Oaxaca also!! It is hotter every day during these months we are going through right now. Stay cool!

@bhutchin1996 Год назад

Colômbia has a large climate variety too. There are the coastal areas and then there are the Andes. Being about 5,000 ft above sea level near the equator is ideal for me.

@Re3iRtH Год назад

@@bhutchin1996 Where in Colombia are you sir?

@bhutchin1996 Год назад

@@Re3iRtH I spent about 3 months in Medellin.

@pristinepersians Год назад

Exactly on point! It's an attitude issue, not a geographical one.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@dhgemein2 Год назад

Picking a country to live in based solely or mainly on cost is a recipe for unhappiness. If you don't like the country you're living in and you're not engaged with it, it doesn't matter how cheaply you can live there because you're just living in exile. What's attractive about exile?

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Great Point! Thanks for sharing!

@texless69 Год назад

Great video, keep it up 👍

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Muchas Gracias!

@justiceforall007 Год назад

Someday i hope to come to Mexico for a simple, peaceful, and culture rich life(Mexican). I hope to be able to speak predominantly in Spanish and make friends. P.S.- I hope "Karens" will stay out of Mexico and will remain in their gated and resort communities.😂

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Good luck with everything! Thanks for sharing!

@philschiavone101 Год назад

Jose, Centro Guadalajara was smart enough to stop modernizing in the 1940’s. I can spend a week on one Block en Centro just checking out the history. Zapopan has the very modern buildings and skyscrapers.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@joepeach997 Год назад

Jose, I love the rides in your truck, please keep making them. I also think they help folks with that final push to move to Mexico because you keep familiarizing them with places they could be living and all the shops so close to everything.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Awesome! Thank you! Will do!

@user-ss3ud7pp7f Год назад

Yep, and thank goodness it cuts down on some of the nitwits. Stay away.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

😅

@GuadalupeDeLaSierra 7 месяцев назад

hello Jose I just got out of the US Marine Corps and looking forward to moving to Tijuana Mexico and work in San Diego, I've been doing some recon work n TJ and have a good idea of where I want to move. Is funny how you say Americans are soft!😂😂😂its our easy way of life, but Ive slept in fox holes, in jungles, mountains, deserts, ice cold environments and the ocean. As long as I have windows dont care for ac or heaters, lol. On serious note I think it's all perspective, you create your reality, and Im ready to embrace the suck if I need to. I have a Mexican friend who said to me, that Tijuana is the armpit of Mexico, but I think it's Paradise, a place where I have many business plans for. Looking for more of your vids!

@JoseArteagaTravels 7 месяцев назад

If you've been in the military then Mexico is paradise for you brother. Congrats on your move to the most beautiful Armpit in all of the Americas! Viva Mexico!

@KiKiQuiQuiKiKi Год назад

Thank you for your honest videos!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Glad you guys enjoy them so much!

@elizabethhamilton1166 Год назад

Oh that yellow ponciana (flamboyán) love love those red and yellow trees. Majestic! There are many in the median in José's video.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

I love them too!

@daisyapontehavenmemoriestr8552 Год назад

I definitely knows Mexico it’s not a third world country. They got good university and health care. The transportation it’s pretty good.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That's Right! Viva Mexico!

@debyaka Год назад

I like Mexico but moved back home during the pandemic, There wasn't one state that refused to adopt mask mandates nor was there any kind of resistance, protests or questioning of ANY of the nonsense health measures, The level of acquiescence amongst the population was dissappointing especially for a country that was allegedly freedom-minded, It had me walking around in a state of daze, Maybe the counter-information was more easy to come accross in the english speaking world but the level of conformity and lack of counter-movements was incredible and became too much for me, In a globalized world with more centralization of power on the horizon a conformist & excessively obedient population is not the place to be.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

The reason that happened is because most of the population does not trust the Government. So when the National Government was forcing compliance the population got scared and did the complete opposite and actually complied. They used reverse psychology on Mexico and it worked. But regardless I lived here the whole time and never was I forced to comply with anything. All I had to do was put on my mask a few times a month to go to certain big chain stores for certain items. I know it wasn't perfect but at least people out here weren't fighting over toilet paper and the compliance was actually their way of not complying. Last 3 years have been very weird to say the least. Thanks again for sharing.

@debyaka Год назад

@@JoseArteagaTravels Man in Nuevo Leon i had cops stopping me in the park whilst i was doing exercise threatening to give me a multa and insisting i had to mask up when leaving the house, It was the same in neighboring Tamulipas, It was truely horrible but i could have gotten through it if there were just a couple of likeminded people i could vent with, I didnt think it was possible for there to be zero dissidents to such a catastrophically absurd policy, A populous that is so passive frightens the hell out of me.

@jimzooter4239 Год назад

You touched on the one nonnegotiable requirement I would have if I were going to move to Mexico: I definitely would have to be able to flush toilet paper.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

I'm sure you can find places that allow for that but you would have to inquire

@jimzooter4239 Год назад

@@JoseArteagaTravels my understanding is that it has to do with the size of the plumbing pipes. Newer construction allows it.

@chavitacanta008 Год назад

If you notice there is no welfare system in Mexico or extremely limited . You dont see thousands of homeless, masses of people starving , like the US use to be in the 50’s and early 60’s . How could that be when they’re was no welfare, no ADC,no snap ,no free or reduced medical treatment ? People took care of each other then ,families were tighter and extended . Your neighbors were neighborly ! Thats what Mexico reminds me of ,the US in the early 60’s , but with different food and language . Also many women and girls here wear dresses . Something you rarely see in the states anymore !

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

All very good and valid points! Thank you so much for sharing! Viva Mexico!

@ricepaperflowers Год назад

Great video as always. This is my favorite travel channel because you keep it 100.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you so much for the kind words!

@daisyapontehavenmemoriestr8552 10 месяцев назад

Wow I have a friend who lives in the Philippines and he said the same thing you said about expats. He is American. He said they compared everything to USA , they don’t have patience

@JoseArteagaTravels 10 месяцев назад

Honestly I have done even more research and it seems no matter where on earth there is a community of Expats/Americans and with that comes a lot of the same problems. Thats why you see so many Americans who just stay as far away from other Americans when they are living abroad

@Shackleford_Rusty Год назад

Born in the US and raised in mexico to mexican parents. It was ok, compared to the US its second tier at best. There are a few things like drinking in public thay are a little more liberal but theres a reason i visit and dont stay its no Afghanistan but no where near the US in infrastructure. Keep it.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@hanson4035 Год назад

Walmart doesn’t have Jimmy dean breakfast sausages 😂 💀

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

No they don't 😅

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

The Mexican town where I have been since the plandemic don’t have Walmarts. The heck with Jimmy Dean, try chorizo it is real not fake!

@ElJefe0719 Год назад

But I’ve seen White Claw sold in the Soriana 🥂

@jorgegonzales9815 Год назад

Everything you've said is so right. One thing. Having that U.S. HGTV "drive up" appeal at your house it becomes then an attraction for the burglar. It broadcasts "Here is the house you want break into."

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Great point! Thanks for sharing!

@GerardoHernandez-wy2pb Год назад

Great Video bro!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@mr.george7687 Год назад

Im considering moving to Mexico, because the downfall of the USA.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@lolasvow3732 Год назад

I plan to move there. Heat and all. Thanks for the video

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@pristinepersians Год назад

If they did the same thing with say X amount of money in both places, it's still cheaper by half. Cigarettes are even half 😂. Uber, phone plans, rent etc. My rent 20 years ago in New Orleans was 890 for a two and two nice complex. To find anything under 1000 today is garbage.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@midlifecrisis7888 Год назад

If you are broke in USA you will be broke in Mexico. 😂

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

Tell me about it! That is my life right now! Hope it gets better!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Not quite all depends on your lifestyle

@nala3038 Год назад

Incorrect

@angiez3843 2 месяца назад

Thank you for saving us from bs 🙌🙏

@JoseArteagaTravels 2 месяца назад

Glad you enjoyed the video!

@makeyourlifeeasier5794 Год назад

Jose, You really think we Americans are soft? We'll debate this after I go wrestle with a bag of marshmallows...those little guys are tough to beat!!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

I think Most Americans know that Most Americans these days are just as soft as a Marshmallow lol

@sm00thgames63 5 месяцев назад

I'd recommend Americans wanting to make the move to try the northern states first because they have a more americanized lifestyle so it wouldn't be such a drastic change for them.

@JoseArteagaTravels 5 месяцев назад

That is a great suggestion! Many Americans realize fairly quickly after arriving in Mexico that it is not for them and they head back to the comfort of wherever they came from. Thanks for sharing!

@ToledoOhio Год назад

Been planning for a life redirection for a while now..savings for the move, etc A better life is possible and one that includes better health choices, from the food we eat to the energy and spirits we engage with ❤ Glory To God In The Most High for His sovereignty and sovereign lands- Mexico in particular. Thank you for your time, effort and beautiful wife, this information you share Is edifying and #KnowledgeIsPower Gracias Compa!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@chuckconrad8736 9 месяцев назад

$35 a year for trash service it must go out right before the truck unless it's elevated so the street dogs do not get in it.

@JoseArteagaTravels 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing!

@chuckconrad8736 9 месяцев назад

Also very lucky to have a Pepsi truck that brings jugs of water and return the bottles

@chuckconrad8736 9 месяцев назад

Also very lucky to have a Pepsi truck that brings jugs of water and returns the bottles.

@chicano1er 8 месяцев назад

Awesome video, very on-point. If I could earn a decent wage in Mexico by Mexican standards, I would leave the U.S. right now.

@JoseArteagaTravels 8 месяцев назад

Check out my website for a full list of all kinds of online jobs..... 😉

@user-kv1hy3vu1k 6 месяцев назад

Lots of people go to Mexico for their dental work. Cheaper and real nice

@JoseArteagaTravels 6 месяцев назад

That is correct! Viva Mexico

@diamondjohnson34 Год назад

Yeah Jose you tap one of my pet peeves as well I live in Las Vegas and none of my neighbors speak English none of them try to speak English they all speak Spanish. And even so it work they never try to speak English and they act funny and stick to themselves. But love your content and can't wait to travel to Mexico just not quite fluent in Spanish yet

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Exactly nothing new, except for the country and the type of immigrants. Thanks for sharing!

@diamondjohnson34 Год назад

Yeah but you speak English and you speak of how hard it is sometimes to learn a new language. I do not believe is anything intentional.

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Год назад

Don’t wait to become fluent. It is kinda a pipe dream that may never happen so just jump in and learn better anyway with immersion. Don’t worry about mistakes! We all make mistakes but the wise learn from the mistakes…

@kathykay6602 Год назад

They are spoiled, entitled and have the same expectations. Nothing changes. So they need to leave.Please go fast!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@mjhii Год назад

If you want to live like a rich man in Mexico with a poor budget in the USA, it is impossible. Of course there is a better world within Mexico, but it is very expensive. As expensive as in the USA... You should film a video in the most exclusive neighborhoods of your city in Mexico. There must be a place called 3 Marias or something like that, with houses for 6 million pesos or even 1 million dollars. Departments where only the maintenance payment is 30,000 pesos per month. ummm and I have a story for jug water and why Mexicans don't drink tap water. Cocacola company created its own pandemic in the 80s on cholera convinced governments and people that the water should be boiled or purified to avoid getting cholera but they could sell it purified in jugs.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That is very true thanks for sharing!

@nomadman1196 Год назад

Right now I'm living out of a car in the desert of New Mexico during the summer do you think I can make it in Mexico? 😮

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

I have no idea what your complete situation is so I can not comment

@nomadman1196 Год назад

@@JoseArteagaTravels I am currently making $1,200 a month on social security. Is that enough money?

@y2vvilliam Год назад

not as soft as the Canadians LOL they went back

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

😅

@trebolrojo Год назад

It is good to compare because that provokes some questions, such as..... Why is Mexico not like the USA o Canada? If Mexicans go and work hard in these two countries and progress, why they are so poor back home? And many others. If I see something wrong in the place a live, why not do something to fix it?

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Great questions! Most of it boils down to culture

@sm00thgames63 5 месяцев назад

1k a month is less than what i make as a mexican and goig to starbucks has never crossed my mind 😂, i do sometimes get carls jr or mcdonals but that's about it.

@JoseArteagaTravels 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for confirming with us what a Mexican Local makes and how you can survive on it unlike the many Americans who needs 2 or 3 times that amount to barely survive

@makeyourlifeeasier5794 Год назад

Starbucks is a great analogy! That's why it's named "Star-'' bucks." Kiss your bucks goodbye.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

jaja Well said!

@hannahanderson4305 Год назад

Lol peace and quiet, in one of the loudest places. You can get that in a remote gated community. Pretty sure theres Costco with common foods, both Mexican and American as there is a market for it. Just like we have multinational food sections. Yeah people often resort to congregate where they feel the most comfortable. We see that happen in the US as well. We buy our own trash bins it's not government provided. There are dogs that into bags and rip them apart. Rather not have to chase my garbage down the street, lol.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@laura3619 Год назад

Excellent video!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thank you!

@nancysmith2389 Год назад

I think it would be an exciting journey to stay in Mexico and learn a new language.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@josemelquiades9115 Год назад

so much respect for you bro¡ i love the ram!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Muchas gracias!

@SunshineGelb Год назад

People have dogs in the U.S. but they don't bark, (my mom has 3 in L.A.) en cambio here in Mexico they bark all the freaking day, interesting.😁 (All my neighbors have dogs y no se callas en todo el inche día).

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Living in Miami you also have tons of noise at all times of the day and night thats why Mexico to me is quiet in comparison 😅

@cameronkendall6530 10 месяцев назад

Is that you driving? Passing people in the parking lane on the right to cut in is a real jerk move!

@JoseArteagaTravels 10 месяцев назад

Yes that is me driving. Not sure what scene you are talking about. But I am just driving like the rest of the Mexicans do. Sorry if my driving offended you.

@markjohnson4388 Год назад

Remember people in Central America and South America are also Americans. We have to be specific or you are insulting others unintentionally.👍🤙

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That's right we are ALL Americans! Also I don't feel like I am insulting anyone just stating things as I observe them

@73iwow 11 месяцев назад

Ey camaradas den el grito el 15 😂 i say for you friend to USA , live as mexican , instead socialize in spanish is your new lenguage if you want stay many years in México, maybe than some years if you learn spanish , you will hear yourself speaking in spanish, and you will think thats sounds better than english, you realize maybe if you like the lenguage , that is more fluid and bourning for the tone of voice

@JoseArteagaTravels 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing!

@tucsonazul Год назад

Well ya!....Mexico is not for brats!.... Well if you have the money i guess Mexico can give you a Brat life if you have the money.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Well said! 😅

@lagartogrande1908 Год назад

Ahh, what were once Gingos are now "Expats". But they still want to live in their Gringo bubble in Mexico.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Many foreigners want to continue living in their bubbles and Expats are no different

@putheflamesoutyahoo1503 Год назад

Many too soft??...I love Mexico already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No gates for meeeee!!!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

@espianmashias9565 Год назад

I hope that our Mexican brothers no longer let themselves ever be disrespected and puts them ignorants in their place without violence.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

No Mexicans don't really allow that type of behavior.

@HugoFlores-nb9wv Год назад

Hi José. What do you think about the new law in Florida. That's going to affect the economy.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

I don't know much about the details, but it seems terrible to me. Regardless I don't have to worry about those issues anymore, thats why I moved to Mexico.

@daylightmoon7285 Год назад

The new law in Florida is terrible. However, mostly white people and South Florida Latinos elected this guy. He also pushed through other bad laws. I'm a white Floridian and couldn't believe he got elected. There was a lot of propaganda especially on Spanish media that the other party was socialist. Many in the Cuban-American, Venezuelan-American, etc communities fell for this. Neither party is socialist but one is racist.

@SketchbookTimeMachine Год назад

4:59 Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sausage, Bruuuh.... HAHAHA!

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

That was literally the first thing that popped in my head. I dont even like them lol

@lagartogrande1908 Год назад

Speak Spanish?! Why, we have money. The amerikans complain. No, you don't get it your way. We live in Vallarta. We have noticed that there are less and less amerikans mouthin off. You used to hear them before you saw them...not so much anymore.

@JoseArteagaTravels Год назад

ok! Thanks for sharing!

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