It was so cute when you said that “you’ll have to pay the speeding ticket on the spot”. Actually, the cop will demand that you pay him and so he won’t give you the speeding ticket. It’s called a “mordida”
I'm sorry to break it down to you, but I don't think you're paying the speeding ticket on the spot-you're bribing the traffic cop to let you off the hook.
Arturo Millán exactly!!! Sadly police corruption is very common here in México and they will take advantage if u are a tourist. Especially if you’re American because u will have dollars
Pretty much it. You just have to bribe them. Bribing is inexpensive as well, 200-500 pesos should usually do the trick. If you are paying over that, you are definitely getting ripped off.
Coming back to this video after a few trips to MX. Some tips: Mexican vanilla is the BOMB, get some to bring back. Don't say no to any kind offer (except drugs) Tequila at noon is ok once in a while. They are hardworking people - appreciate how much they have worked to get what You and I would call basics.
I agree entirely on the vanilla, I bought a bottle in a supermarket in Mexico, nearly 25 years ago - it's still good. It's PURE vanilla, and cost about the same as a tiddly little bottle of Vanilla essence at home, and that does go off!
While México is not a hell hole, it can be dangerous, if a friendly local tells you not go to certain places or talk to certain people then you better pay attention.
312vandal they weren’t trying to say mexico is bad, just have bad parts like everywhere in the world, the video is about mexico, not america. stop getting offended.
312vandal Then you haven't seen Tamaulipas, Guerrero, Nuevo León or Veracruz. We may not have a big problem like in Central America, but it's still a big problem.
Since you mentioned it.Awesome places in Mexico which are not Cancún or Cabos that are also cheaper: -Oaxaca -Guadalajara -Zacatecas -Chihuahua - Puerto Vallarta - Veracruz -Guanajuato
Gabriella Tortolero Yeah, I've never visit Mazatlán (hopefuly I will) but it is known that its a great and not pricey option if you want to go to a mexican beach.
Angélica Rof have you heard of Chiapas? A really green and pretty state you have from jungles, ruins, beaches, lakes, canyons, waterfalls just search cascadas de agua azul o cañon del sumidero and the food is so traditional and tasty and its a really affordable destination you can book really nice hotels in San Cristobal de las Casas from 700 Mexican pesos per night to (37 USD) to 2000 mexican pesos (106 USD)
We stayed in CDMX for a little over a week, and I fell so hard for it. The City is so incredible; beautiful, sophisticated, and so very polite. We went to a soccer game, learned how to taste coffee and mezcal, and ate so many delicious foods that still make me happy to think about.
The food is delicious. They helped me to speak fluent Spanish. I was 20, and now 74, and Acapulco was my favorite, and Singapore. You are right about Spanish. I am a great tipper and generous to all.
KKIDDANKK yea great place, are you kidding?! Maybe if you wanna get robbed?! I stayed at the 'princess' a very pricey resort and they wouldn't even let us walk on the beach after sunset, because of the 'banditos'! So we didn't, but still one lady in our group (of only four people btw) still got her purse snatched on the street!!
Emilio Martínez yes and if you are so generous to tip 20% to a bartender who may be from the USA with a summer job in a resort don't try to negotiate a women with 4 children running a kiosk or a taxi driver who is a father and also supports his parents. Mexico has a black economy and an average person earns 4-6$ a day.
You are right again. The police want you to pay on the spot cause they pocket the money but you have no choice, well you do have a choice just to bother going to Mexico until the government cleans up their act.
Yeah sometimes when I'm at my grandmas house she will jus randomly cut up apples cucumbers and mango out lime and tajin and give them to me and my brother withouth asking I like it.
Sooo, I'm Mexican, and tbh, before the video started, I was like "please be accurate, please be accurate", and it is!! These are true pieces of advice for visiting México ;) Insecurity and unfriendly/dirty cops might be an issue in Mexico City and the many places you can visit, but as long as you're safe and DON'T hang out in the wrong places/at the wrong times, you'll have an amazing time and should totally come and see what the whole country has to offer..! Fantastic video!!
Roberto Téllez he forgot to mention that driving at night ESPECIALLY IN THE MOUNTAINS.....you will mostlikely be jumped or kidnapped. Take it with a grain of salt.
Don't drive in the mountains at night, chances are you aren't coming back. I once knew a guy from the Bronx who drove with his friends in the mountains off Chile and we never heard from them again. Cops said they were kidnapped but it was never confirmed so becareful out there and just as mentioned stay off the roads and take buses. It's just safer then going it alone.
As a mexican who has lived in both the US and Mexico and was lucky enough to travel through the tourist spots in mexico, these are all 100% legit points.
Daniel Darksun even the haggling? I don’t like to haggle,I hate it and consider it dishonest but if it’s the normal there I may have to. I’m taking a cruise to Mexico in the fall so I’m curious.
Just don't go overboard. Also, look where are you doing it, if you're buying handcraft (you can quickly tell they're) please do not. People in Mexico selling handcraft are really poor. You might save a few dollars, but they lose 20 pesos that could use to buy tortillas and feed their kids.
Plus, beware that driving tip was for real. There is no such thing as rules for who goes first when taking a turn in Mexico. People just drive, so be extra careful.
the point on haggling may be that some people offer way higher prices to tourists and try to rip them off. my brother. for example, a vendor refused to give change for my brother, expecting he wouldnt complain...
He is absolutely correct about drinking Tequila, a good Tequila should be savored whether it's straight,with ice or mixed. It's so smooth and relaxing it will sneak up on you. One minute your talking about sports, then the next your singing twinkle twinkle little star! Always,always have a designated driver.... be safe out there!
Here in Mexico its better to use Uber than take a taxi, is cheaper and safer and if you worry about safety, let me say you that most of the tourist parts are safe, the real danger it's on certain urban zones where poor people live obviously it depends of which city or state you are been but in general during the day it's safer than at night :3
sergio gaona taxis are 3000000x more safer than an uber in Mexico. They have official government permits to drive and run a taxi business. Uber's are just random people who charge too much for a short ride.
PLEASE DON'T incentive tourists to ALWAYS haggle or negotiate prices, it's such a bad practice! There are stuff that are completely negotiable like Chinese-manufactured souvenirs such as mugs, shirts, magnets, pens, keychains that you buy in Cabo, Cancun or Tijuana. ===> BUT if you visit Oaxaca, Puebla, Veracruz, Chiapas or other "poor" State, and want to buy some HANDCRAFTED souvenirs, please DON'T RIP OFF PEOPLE! They spent days, weeks or even moths crafting stuff for you wanting to negotiate 3-4 dollars off --> it might mean one more soda pop for you but to them is food for their entire family!
Westerners usually dont bargain with vendors. In some countries esp in asia, you are expected to bargain otherwise you as a customer will get ripped off.
@@Toastyaxolotl Not if you are the artist trying to feed your family on what you make. Its not a fucking game. Many people are desperatly poor and rely on their sales to live and support their family.
Great advise, however I would add on a couple of things. I have been to mexico many times and have visted several states, big cities (mexico city, guadalajara) and small off the beatten path towns, Here is what I would add: 1) when eating salsa be aware of "salsa cruda". This is raw salsa that is made with water. In non touristy areas this water may not be good for you. Ask if the salsa is salsa cruda. 2) If you are buying grocerys at the store dont forget to tip the baggers. They usually are children or retired people who are not paid and do the job for the tip money. you also tip the person that fills up your gas 3) The freeways are not free. When driving on the autopistas make sure you have the cash you need to cover your distance. 4) When you are pulled over by a cop and they want you to "pay the fine on the spot" that is not a fine. That is a "mordida" or a bribe lol. I have only had this problem in Baja, however it does exist. Try to negotiate this "fine" down. I.e I only have $20.00 on me and show wallet etc. 5)DO visit other places other than Cabo or Cancun. For first time visitors I would suggest Mexico City. if you can squeeze in a day for Taxco guerrero. Another great option is Guadalajara. Both options will have limitless possibilites for a few weeks of travel. 6) Its not as dangerious as you have been lead to believe. Use common sense and stay away from the bad areas. Just as a european tourist would not travel to the roughest areas of detroit or chicago, I would suggest staying away from the rougher border areas as well as certain places in michoacan and guerrero. Use your common sense and dont over worry yourself. You will be fine and will have a blast
Montgomery Perry Emm yeah. As long as you keep away from little towns ( Wich are dangerous as fack) youll be ok. And... we have a lot of street dogs even in the cities.
Mexico is awesome, been many times and here are my bits o' wisdom: 1) When walking on sidewalks, watch your step. Many DEEP potholes will screw your vacay up quickly with a sprained or broken ankle and nice lacerations. Also, lots of parts are in disrepair and will crumble under your feet. 2) Watch for the water (like the aforementioned salsa cruda) - but plenty of other opportunities to get Moctezuma's Revenge - don't get served a can or bottle of Coke from an ice bucket, don't brush your teeth with tap water, and generally, don't eat cold uncooked produce. 3) Learn Spanish, and speak it fluently. That will get you out of a lot of trouble. 4) Don't ever, ever give someone a twenty dollar bill for a two dollar drink and expect change. 5) When you're eating at a taquería in a smaller, out-of-the-way city, don't expect beef. You don't see any cows anywhere! You do see stray dogs, though! Just sayin'. You do get three large tacos with frijoles y arroz por solamente $2.50!! 6) Stock up on your prescriptions in a farmacia. Much cheaper and you can find the same medicines as are available in the States. How do I know this? Well, most of our own drugs are manufactured in MX! 7) Ol' México isn't as dangerous or wretched as Hillary Clinton says it is, but just don't do anything stupid that gringo college kids might do. Like getting drunk and trying to fight a bouncer. 8) Don't drive in the left lane en las autopistas unless your passing. 9) Speaking of highways and biways, no lane markings in a lot of places! Just try to give yourself plenty of space around your car. 10) Watch out for "Alto" (stop) and other road signs - they aren't as visible and are quite small, and sometimes not even on the side of the road but in some obscure corner of a building somewhere. Last but not least, ¡diviértanse!
Montgomery Perry Tamaulipas and Guerrero aren't very good places to visit these days. I have family in Guerrero, and they say criminals use to go for tourists, not locals. But yeah, if you go to Baja California Sur, visit it in winter to see the whales, or diving, believe me, it's worth it.
Montgomery, regarding #4. It is not a mordida. It's coffee break money. When it comes down to it I give a few bucks and tell them to have a coffee on me. Works every time. Oh yea, I don't have the issue anymore since I became a national.
I chugged a liter of tap water when I was in Mexico and right after read a big sign in my hotel that said “absolutely do not drink the tap water” oopsies
Rachel Vogt don’t drink tap water anywhere. You think the tap water in the us is clean? Tap water in the us is contaminated and treated with Chemicals. The piping is contaminated with lead and rust. Gross!!
Also NEVER HAGGLE the huicholitos/indigenous people! If you see the bracelets they sell with the really tiny beads THOSE ARE NOT FACTORY MADE THEY ARE MADE WITH THEIR BARE HANDS !
I always look for the "Made in China: tag and often found it, especially on items "made by the indigenous people", they're not stupid, just out to make a peso off stupid tourists.
I find it infuriating when tourists haggle over something they can clearly afford. That money is worth so much more to the seller than it is to you. Just pay the goddamn price!
We can always tell which tourists are European and which American: the European will try to communicate in Spanish, most Americans get pissed that locals don't speak English...
I'd rather agree with Adriana Gonzalez, and I know that for a fact. In my experience, at least, the Europeans I've met over the years, whether Swiss or Belgian, ALWAYS make an effort to speak spanish, and many did manage surprisingly well, even if more often than not they mix it with a little of italian or portuguese. To be fair, some Americans ARE indeed improving, but it seems still a long way to go...
DON JOHNSON , well, they DO speak english, you know. Very little and badly, to begin with, perhaps, but they improve in time because they TRY: otherwise they die. Period. BTW, they are never childish enough to complain that natives americans don't speak spanish, as they probably feel how absurd such a rant would be...
Thank you for this video, so many people are scared of Mexico, and it is such a rich, vibrant, and amazing place. Thank you again and i cant wait to watch another video!
Hey walter, I’ve been watching your videos since years now. I just wanted to tell you that i appreciate your input. You helped me with many trips around the globe. Thank you a lot.
Cunning Chaos a friend aunt from Mexico was killed riding the bus there when the driver tried to outrun a train at the crossroads and got hit by the train
I first went to Mexico in High School for 2 weeks for 279.00 on a Spanish Class trip. It opened up my eyes to the world for sure. Going to the Pyramids of Sun and Moon just one of those places you’ll never forget as well as the major museum in Mexico City. I had taken Spanish in 8th through 12th grade and was able to take language test at college that allowed me “free” college credit given my proficiency. I’ll never forget Mrs Huff or Streator (later remarried). Later in life I ended up being a chaperone to Mexico for a local rural high school. One caution the guides said was never take a VW Taxi in Mexico City.
This is a great video but the one thing I disagree with is "haggling". Sure, feel free to haggle a bit soyou're buying cheap, massively manufactured souvenirs from China and Taiwan but PLEASE DONT HAGGLE if you're buying handcrafted local "artesanías". The $2-3 dollars you're trying to save may feed an entire family for a week or two. Please value the skill and details of the local artisans and pay what they're asking. Most of the time they're already undervaluing themselves.
I agree. It's pathetic how selfish some of these rich and middle class (rich by Mexican standards) are! Mexican people are much poorer than the middle class elsewhere, and the poorer Mexicans can't even have their kids in school. you'll see street kids selling stuff. These aren't kids who go to school and sell things on the side. These are kids who have to work full time, even at age 5 or so, to help feed their families. The poverty is INTENSE there and some families subsist on a dollar a day. So you can spare your 2 or 10 dollars to get an artist's work, for God's sake! I once saw an American tourist browbeating an 8 year old boy over the fact that the boy wouldn't take his ripped 5 dollar bill. I stepped in because the kid was literally just protecting his family. He knew that as a poor person, a ripped 5 dollar bill would not be accepted by anyone. The American man was clueless and treated this kid like he was worthless. It's a shame that people don't understand that poor people come to the tourist areas to sell their wares but they may live in a shack made of sticks and pieces of plastic. If their child gets sick, there's NO MEDICAL CARE and they DIE. A lot of people who are vacationing don't want to think about that but have a heart for heaven't sake and treat people with dignity and kindness. You have no idea what their life is really like, away from the resort, or how many people that one job supports. It's not their fault - it's due to nearly 100 years of having a government of oligarchs who just take take take and there's nothing left for the people. They really have no say. The electricity for a whole city will just be turned off at random (not in the resorts), or the water just stopped, and only turned on citywide for 20 minutes a week so you have to get as much water as you can store in that few minutes - it goes on and on. They struggle for everything, for every little dignity. Just keep that in mind.
so true. i agree as a native New yorker and its still cheap, the price they ask for in Mexico compared to over expensive NYC and its TAX is much more affordable.
That was the one I felt conflicted about. Are you exploiting someone in poverty who will take less, because they have fewer options, just so you can get more from your vacation?
DIN0 BIT it is usually pretty clear when the price offered is really outlandish and definitely worth haggling down. So the best advice is to apply the information given on that in the video on case by case basis.
@@cptTK421 That's almost spot on my dude! I read it like this, Grandma: "You haven't eaten?!" Guy: "No" Grandma: *Kidnaps him and gives him quesadillas*
Mexico is a Beutiful Country full of Culture, amazing food, friendliest of People, and gorgeous beaches,lakes,rivers,mountains if you don't want to visit Mexico it is totally cool, Mexico doesn't need you.
I'd just like to visit there, drive down the street, and not be pulled over by the police on some bogus charge and then have to fork out money to stay out of jail. It's happened more than once.
Bill Brown dude, you’re so butthurt that it’s sad. Go take care of your grandkids and stop assuming that things for you are the same for everyone. You’re also using a website that called Kylie Jenner a self-made billionaire. My point is not everyone has the accessibility to a Mexican restaurant near their towns and that people warn others about driving in Mexico. It’s one of the things everyone tells you about going there.
Tap water in Mexico varies, Monterrey is fine but go to Mexico city and you should stick to bottled water. If you are staying at a hotel you can usually ask if tap water is fit for drinking in the area. Do be aware that you can also get travelers diarrea from changes or increased spices (both aromatic and peppers) or fat. Yes, you can haggle quite often, but please don’t if you are getting a craft from a craftsman. They are generally unappreciated for their art and hard work it will mean a lot to them that you pay them the full price or if you see fit give them a little extra.
Mexico City water in established areas is very safe, Lived there nine years. It's the pop=up slums and tin shacks that form the outer rings where water is dangerous.
As a family we went to Guanajuato and it was amazing! Both my parents are from Mexico and wanted us to get familiar with the beauty of the nation. We stayed at a hotel during the Thanksgiving holiday that was right in front of a plaza so there was always live music and the energy was so nice! The hotel had a very historical feel to it and since it got nice and cool at night we slept with the window open and it was the best sleep ever. We felt extremely safe to the point that my parents let my siblings and I walk around by ourselves to get food or take pictures. We are definitely planning another family trip maybe to Oaxaca or Aguascalientes (trying to avoid the tourist attractions).
The correct name is Moctezuma and yes Moctezuma's revenge is damn real. Also, please never bargain with indigenous and their handcraft items, its their only income and in almost every case they are they are very poor, yes you can bargain in stores because their prices are high most of the times. Great cotent, i really liked it even though i am a mexican. Lol, abuelitas rule 😂😂
I had a brother in-law who lives in mexico buy an item for me and later I went over to get another one he doubled the price because I was white, A lot are opportunist, some are not. ALWAYS ASK FOR BEST PRICE.
A dont do on my list is "if avoidable do not drive." There are laws that will make your vacation hell if you get in an accident including going to jail. Pay for a taxi or hire a driver for the day.
thanks for this! I know it's been 4 years since your comment LOL but do you happen to know of any driver companies in Cancun that have great reviews? visiting in December with Family.
There are a few points i can clear, like Moctezuma's curse is about spicy food that causes you diarrhea water is ok to drink but is better to have it in a bottle, driving in Mexico is safe is just matter of trusting on your skills and learning how to move on trafic, i had a blast in Cancun people are amazing that place is a paradise
Haggling?! BE CAREFUL. In our area at least, haggling is considered disrespectful, and one would only engage in it if the vendor (or taxi driver) initiates it. You just ask how much the service or good costs, and if it's too high you can decline. The vendor MIGHT then offer a better deal (but, in our area, usually not), and only then is it acceptable to haggle. If they don't offer to deal, then say "No, gracias," and walk away politely.
I found that when walking away the vendor ALWAYS started haggling. Other thing to keep in mind, many of the vendors of "hand made" crafts haven't actually made them. I had a few purchases quickly wrapped up only to find "made in China" on the back of them.
I don't understand why ppl go somewhere different and order what they know. I know many ppl that do this . my wife's aunt went to Hawaii and instead if trying the local food they went to a denys. Every time I get a chance to out I like to try something new .
YES! I do the same thing and I also know people like that too. It's like you might as well not leave your home if your gonna do the same thing you know.
I’m Mexican and thank you for representing us in a well manner and informing people the safety of visiting. San Luis Potosí is a beautiful city of you ever get a chance to visit. And never drink the water lol
"Don't take the first price as the last price" 😡 That only applies at regular stores; if you see artisans selling at the streets or street markets, they are most likely poor people you don't want to take advantage of, of course if you are a decent human been.
yeagh but that POOR people take advantage of that, they know that maybe a shirt worth 100 pesos, Like 6 Dollars, and they see a "gringo" and over price their stuff, and they want to take advantaje, they ask you in the first price $20USD and they Laught inside, if the "gringo" agree
Vendors that sell industrialized souvenirs like printed shirts or mass produced stuff might take advantage, yes, but humble artisans that craft their products by hand are just selling their hard work for a reasonable price.
@@icerunner3033 Oh, maybe it's because we're in different parts of Mexico. Personally, I live in a small part of Mexico. No one really cares what we do here and we can often buy things without the need for ID and stuff (hence why many minors here are already either alcoholics, drug addicts, and or smokers.) Usually the snacks in the stores I buy are usually up to 5 pesos. I think it really just highly depends on where you're from. Ig the larger cities if Mexico would be way more different to the country side where I'm from.
Haggling to the market artisans is considered VERY rude, those people really work countless hours to make their art and usually they are low income folks, so please respect their work and don't haggle. Given taxis, yeah, haggle those fuckers...
Juan Miguel Gual Alonso not always their work. also they will give you some outlandish prices. also they have people in america sending them money and they make it their business and do much better than you think.
There is no original spelling. All the ways of spelling the name are technically correct because Nahuatl at that time did not make use of the Latin script.
So happy that you like Mexico, those are really good tips, we do really appreciate you speaking a little bit in spanish, and you trying all the food that's Great! You have to be prepared for spiciness
That will be most appreciated, we will never tell a foreigner or an immigrant to "speak spanish! You're in Mexico." but we do appreciated the effort, and see it as polite. Even if your spanish isn't good, we value the intent.
*Rule #11:* If you are in a taxi and the driver gets into an accident - *get out and run away!* If you don't, and are Canadian or American, the *cops will blame the accident on you* and you will end up *paying graft* to get out of trouble! If you have a bag, do not put it into the trunk. Keep it next to you so if you have to bolt, you can grab your bag and run!!!
Hahaha! so true about the tequila mixed with Squirt, those are called Palomas, and you can get drunk pretty fast, as you can't really feel all the alcohol you are drinking because it tastes so good!!... Same with all cocktails tho! xD I live in Mexico City and I looove your videos!! ❤
I've lived here for nearly 15 years, the food, people and the culture here. I now drive both car and motorcycle here without problems and if the police stop you don't be afraid the argue with them if you speak Spanish. I live in Tabasco by the way.
We talked our way out a ticket while visiting. Mexican Police aren’t as uptight as US police.Mexican officer even escorted us to the house we where looking for.
As a person whos owns a home in MX, this is outstanding advice. I think its just unrealistic, especially for first-timers, NOT to want to rent a car to get around. So having a video on negotiating/renting a car would be helpful. Obey the signs and watch out for topes!!
You're immune system is probably used to it. I grew up drinking water from the tap and never got sick. Actually the first few weeks when I started drinking bottled water regularly I would throw it up because I could smell and taste the plastic.
I too had an awesome time in Mexico- visited a friend's house in Puebla. People there were so nice (I speak Spanish, which helped). Went to Popocatepetl and got our pictures taken with the Mexican Army, who were doing an exercise there. Also the best tacos al pastor I've ever had! Gracias México por la gran experiencia!
TRUE, Mexico knows how to apretiate and welcome those who apretiate and respect it. And in spite of politics and the great rejection shown by the orange faced billionaire,that woman called Ann Coulter and others, we know that in general, people in the USA also know how to respect our culture, and be amigos, so...iiiBienvenidos!!!!
Abel Aparicio im from mexico and trump wasnt disrespectful at all with mexicans :/ is just that illegal inmigrants cant pay taxes and the country loses money
Sergio Martinez wrong WRONG... your serial offender hasn't paid his taxes, (his own words), in at least twenty years,..on the other hand the mayority of undocumented immigrants pay taxes... and yes trump was very disrespectful of mexicans and Latinos in general since the very beginning of his campaign...you know it!!!
Sergio Martinez Also ALL the way around..it was you who said.. "Illegals don't pay taxes and the country (I assume the USA), looses money'... (that comments have nothing to do with this video), yet since you touched it I know facts better, now back in my country, but I worked in a tax declaration agency a couple of years and was surprised to learn that in spite of their circumstances, undocumented workers pay taxes, specially since the tax forms started coming in Spanish back in the eighties... those are facts, not just repeating what some narrow minded, truth evader says. by the way, since 2008 the great mayority of undocumented immigrants going through our northern border into the USA are central and south Americans (including Cubans). not mexicans. iiiAdios!!!!
just came back, it was amazing, use dollars to pay for bus so you do not get ripped off..and use the bus (R1 R2) to get in and out of city it will save you a ton of money
I died inside when you mentioned Tacobell but then you started talking about how good our food is so I’m alive again You had me the first half not gonna lie 😂
+Alistair Overeem yep. In Cancun and Cano there is less of a chance to get sick but still a chance. So stick to bottled water. Real tummy issues really come from underprepared food though. Thanks for watching.
Yes, and on your skin. I ended up with a skin infection from showering in brackish water. I was so scared of the water, I washed my face and hair with heated bottled water. I should have rinsed my whole body with it. I have particularly sensitive skin.
I was in Mexico City (aka DF) for a week and when I got to the airport to leave I forgot that the airport was still Mexico (I know, I know) and had a sandwich with lettuce. At least I got home before it kicked in 100%. "Sin lechuga, no puede ver que soy gringo!"
Been to Mexico many times. Beautiful country and people. Never had a bad time and never had any trouble. It's my 2nd favourite place in the world. When you get to the airport in Cancun ant the security guy tells you to "press the button" you KNOW you're on vacation!!!!
@Bill BrownWhat's your point? Mexico is dangerous, but only in specific crime related places . You should just avoid them and go to safer places, which the article said.
Man, Im going to Mexico from Europe in a week, saw already a ton of different videos. Yours is so brilliant! Funny, informative, not trying to scare. Love it!
