Why do I feel like I am more free in Mexico? (More freedom in mexico) 

As soon as you cross the border you feel the freedom that Mexico offers! Better quality of life, low cost and just a good life in general!

You've got a point about the food being organic. Mexico has a lot of old ladies selling vegetables that they grow in their gardens, compare that to all the chemicals these companies be putting in our vegetables here in the US.

Échale ganas güero y se feliz donde tú te sientas mejor porque la vida es bonita pero muy corta 👍🏼

You're out here doin side missions haha that's dope man. Mexico is one of my favorite places. Enjoy your time there!

As a Mexican I appreciate you exploring Mexico Deep South. Just, you never left America. Actually, you’re still in North America.

Mexico also offers an American life stile... Like a luxurious condo with all the modern appliances and the life sile you want... Freedom also comes with happiness... According to the happy planet index, Mexico is the second most happy country in the world.

I'm in the Yucatan....very laid back and free of the neoliberal capitalist grind where everyone is stressed to make the money to buy stupid stuff tht will be in a landfill in a few years. Here, people take TIME to learn about you, to help, to smile, to appreciate nature and enjoy their families. Yes, they work hard and they aren't rolling in cash or bling, but I have yet to hear about any violent crime, never had an argument with anyone, never been ripped off, spied on or been called about my car's extended warranty. Also lost 30 lbs due to an avocado & eggs diet and am happier and MORE FREE than I've been in 30 years. Have had excellent healthcare that could have bankrupted me in the US. I'm never going back. America, YOU'RE FIRED.

Noah thank you for visiting Mexico; we are glad to have you! You, like thousands more of your people, are seeking a different way of life, "a better quality of life" in my beloved Mexico. Its good that you are learning Spanish. Its also very good that while in Mexico, you reflect on those reasons that made you leave your land, and move to Mexico. I have to inform you (educate you) that today in Mexico, we the people have more freedom of speech, than they do in the States. I actually, live in the States. And, I am counting the days until, I can return to my mother land. In the States, we are always bombarded with terminology (words) that are so engraved into our subconscious (such as THE LAND FREE, WE ARE GOOD, OTHER COUNTRIES ARE BAD lalala) and, we have learned to believe those things that we have been taught since kinder garden. Boy, were we wrong? In the States you have to be careful with things you say in person (you can easily be accused of harassment, political incorrectness, or of being un-aligned. Even at church nowadays, you have to be pro Israel, otherwise you are just off/bad. Online, you can be censored, tagged, blocked or even lose your accounts if you say something that is perceived to be against the norm. In Mexico, today, people can say whatever is on their minds -even to the president of Mexico, and you will not be censored, you will not be tagged, you will not be blocked. Of course, as a visitor, we expect you to be respectful and to embrace our culture. And yes, in Mexico just like in any other country on this planet there is good people, and not so good people. This is when common sense becomes vital for our well being. So, welcome to Mexico. Be kind and if you learn to love Mexico, Mexico will take you in as one of its own children. Observe, unlearn vicious thoughts/behaviors from back home, respect the culture, enjoy your stay in Mexico, and use common sense. Just remember that when you post something, your audience is the entire world! Take care, now.

love it! enjoyed this video. Immediately became a subscriber. A chilango lost in Los Angeles but soon moving to my lovely Mexico.🇲🇽

5:29 that looks like the Toyota Helix we drove in Honduras. The mission leader told us that in Honduras, they're generally reserved for the military, but the mission offered cash for a new one from the dealer and got it. Money talks, they say ..lol We were driving it up a dirt road near Guinope, (30 min from Tegucigalpa) and a soldier stopped us. We thought he was gonna hassle us about the truck, but turns out that he just wanted a ride. With his fully auto rifle, and his authority, we were glad to be of service. We made a friend that day. Good to know because our mission leader was robbed by a gang shortly before we arrived. Id LOVE to have one here in Kentucky. They're the perfect sized truck for my needs. I prefer a full sized, but also prefer to be able to walk around it in the garage. On another note, the next year we were in Managua Nicaragua. Those trucks were owned by anyone who could afford to buy one. They were everywhere there. We also found out that gangs were ZERO threat to us in Managua. They POLITELY came to us and asked about our reason for being there. We told them we were bringing food and clothing to the children of the barrios, and having tent revivals.They stood (from a distance) outside our services making sure we were safe during our time there. The pastor told us that we would never even see them watching us, but they were there. Pastor explained that the majority of the population was raised Catholic, so it was their penance to God for their crimes. They were called Los Monos. We were given a firm welcome to return to the area (as long as we were with the mission team...). I never went back because I simply couldn't handle the temperature. I lost almost 20 pounds on that mission. We had chicken, eggs and fried plantains every morning for breakfast, but it was simply too hot to eat anything but fruit for the rest of the day. It took me 2 months (and a hospital visit) to get well from it. I still want to return someday, but no more missions during the heat of the day. The morning trips and evening trips were hot but bearable. We took COLD showers to survive. Enjoy your time in southern Mexico. I have friends from Nyarit. They've offered to take me with them sometime to visit. They tell me the culture down there is more calm and relaxed by day and more festive by night. They apparently love indigenous music there. It sounds like a cross between bluegrass and polka

That's right in Mexico you feel free!! After living in Florida for 15 years I have never felt completely free, I always feel under surveillance.🤷

4:07 I disagree with your statement that in Mexico they can't protest against the government like in the US. There are protests against Obrador in Mexico city almost every week. And criticism by major media journalists is constant. Major protests happen in many cities.

Nice video, enjoy exploring Mexico. Eventually if you stay long enough you will learn the red tape that is bureaucracy in Mexico. There are permits but enforcement is slow.

I’m new here but I like you videos a lot thank for sharing

Not a lot of norms like the US not to mention freedom of speech has some part of it

That's a "really low quality coffee if you're asking a coffee snob" lmao 😂😂 love it 😂 great comment

I knew you were in the military, keep opening d mind

Glad to see you exploring Oaxaca. My dads side is from that state. It’s beautiful and full of culture and great people.

The lady said they were vegetarian tacos, "vegetarianos" (the "g" makes an h sound in Spanish.

As a Mexican, I don't know why foreigners only visit the southern states of Mexico, the poorest and most marginalized, for them there is only Mexico City, Cancun, Mayas and Oaxaca. They should visit the northern states like their deserts, the turquoise blue beaches. from Baja California surrounded by cacti and deserts, seafood in Sinaloa, the rodeo in Chihuhua, don't be afraid of Mexico, it's not dangerous because it's not our fault that foreigners don't know how to dodge bullets.

It’s not freedom, as americans might say: “Mexicans have their heart in the right place.” In the US no one expects anything from you, in Mexico everyone expects that you always do the right thing, from your own perspective by common sense. Mexico is based in moral, culture and values. The US haves democracy, but doesn’t work in community. Meanwhile Mexico might have corrupt governments, but always works in community. The reason why a foreigner feels free in Mexico, it’s because you become a part of the community, your opinion counts, and people will actually ask you directly for your opinion.

This video was to short I wanted to see what you reaction was, to how the food tasted, was it good ?

First of all America is a continent, not a country.

BIEN BENIDO A MI PAÍS 🇲🇽 ANTE LOS OJOS 👀 DIOS TODOS SOMOS HERMANOS. 🇲🇽 LA VIDA ES MUY CORTA LA TENEMOS QUE DISFRUTAR

I’m tired of us politicians

The house your in probably doesn't pass codes. I have friends and family who are architects, YOU DO NEED APPROVED BUILDING PLANS. If mexico didnt have them, there'd be no need for architects or engineers in mexico. They have to pass earthquake codes, the fact the family your staying with didn't bother getting a legal city approval, doesnt mean its done like that allover mexico.

I live near Pachuca. There are most definitely codes and permits, but nobody follows through with them. lol so basically the same thing as not having them

And by the way, Mexico is America! Furthermore, Mexico is in North America. Yes, you do need to unlearn vicious thoughts and behaviors.

You're gonna wish that house was up to code when an earthquake visits you. Smh. Also, Mexico does have building codes sir. I mean come on!

Yes, we have building codes, you filmed from a small town in one of the most underdeveloped states Yes, we have freedom of speech (is in the 6th article of our constitution) No we don't have more freedom, purchasing power gives you that illusion, but sooner or later you are going experience that don't go that far

Nice!!🙌🏻

Welcome to Mexico!

Noah , I live in Veracruz, and I am looking for a porficient English speaker as a book reaidng tutor an partner, the bonus advange is that you will learn to read Spanish In return and speak Spanish in English which make things fast. . Would yo be interested let me know.

Nice brother

Because we are.

Look at your view!!!

bienvenidos🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

And he government in Mexico won’t take you house if u are behind taxes

Bonito país

I am happy you are enjoying your time in Mexico But when you keep saying America referring to your country . You are going to confuse people Everyone below the United States border knows that America is a continent not a country. Your country’s name is the United States If you are going to live in Mexico you need to acknowledge that.

Porqye azi se siente solo cuidate..

Sup Noah. Yo where is your wifey bro?

✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👍🇲🇽🇲🇽🙏🙏🫡🫡

Congratulations 👍 your now an American immigrant 😂‼️ not an expat, or nomad but an immigrant😄 in my country 🇲🇽 Too bad Mexicans can't enjoy that same freedom in the states ☹️🫤 that you do in ours 😕

Mexico doesn't have freedom of speech? You surely don't know what your talking about. We are not living under past regimes, enlighten a little more. Mexico es the new land of opportunity

So you’re Mormon?

I like this guy but he doesn't know nothing or very little about Mexico its people, government, etc.etc he has along way to go... 😂😅😅

I'm in the Yucatan....very laid back and free of the neoliberal capitalist grind where everyone is stressed to make the money to buy stupid stuff tht will be in a landfill in a few years. Here, people take TIME to learn about you, to help, to smile, to appreciate nature and enjoy their families. Yes, they work hard and they aren't rolling in cash or bling, but I have yet to hear about any violent crime, never had an argument with anyone, never been ripped off, spied on or been called about my car's extended warranty. Also lost 30 lbs due to an avocado & eggs diet and am happier and MORE FREE than I've been in 30 years. Have had excellent healthcare that could have bankrupted me in the US. I'm never going back. America, YOU'RE FIRED.