11 Things that used to FREAK US OUT about MEXICO
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2018
- When we started traveling in Mexico, there were a lot of Mexican customs that were a TOTAL culture shock!
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What's something about a foreign culture you'll NEVER get used to?
Arriving late to an appointment or meeting someone. That grinds me x^p3
Maddie, if either of your parents is Mexican, you are Mexican!!! You can easily go to any Mexican consulate in the US and get your Mexican passport. You have double citizenship
Please *DON'T NORMALIZE* or encourage other tourists to feel that they must have to or allow to be forced to pay any tip in Mexico *(that reinforce a vicious cycle).* Even between Mexicans, there is this misconception that tipping is an "obligation of the customer" to a restaurant (it is not). I'm not against tipping, it's fine if you want to do that, just always remember that *tipping* in Mexico is *optional and voluntary,* not an obligation! No restaurant, bar, discotheque, pub or whatever should ever charge any kind of tipping percentage; no Mexican citizen or tourist should ever be forced to pay any tip, that's totally illegal, since it would be an act of illegal taxation. If that happened, just politely say that you as a customer don't have any kind of legal obligation to pay any tipping, if they insist you can say that you know your rights as a customer, and that you will report that place to PROFECO if they keep doing that. Check official PROFECO page for more information about it.
How people in mexico when asked to do something say "ahorita" which should mean "right now" but in acutality means whenever I feel like it.
@@amermx It all depends on the context and situation, even the intonation counts. _"Ahorita"_ is a singularity of Mexico that no other Latinamerican country shares. Chileans, Colombians, Peruvians, Argentinians, Spaniards, Cubans, etc. also get confused with that word when they come to Mexico.
I've never heard someone saying "Mientras la cuenta" (Meanwhile the check). I think is more like "Me traes la cuenta" 😂😂😂 kinda sounds the same 🤣
"Mientras la cuenta" does not make any sense. I totally aggree TheCossyleon, it should be "Me traes la cuenta?", altough I rather "Me TRAE a cuenta?", because it's more formal and adecuate to interact with someone who is giving a service
Yup, never heard of "mientras la cuenta". I agree it should be "me trae(s) la cuenta?"
Absolutely. "Me trae la cuenta por favor" (check please), but now that i think of how we pronounce both phrases i see its easy to get confused
A Mexican friend told us that you can say mientras la cuenta when you're still finishing up your food or drinks. Is that wrong? We frequently say that, or if we're all done, we'll say me trae la cuenta or nos trae la cuenta.
Yeah... nope we think you got it wrong from your friend hehe "mientras la cuenta" doesnt make sense... next time try "me trae la cuenta por favor" (formal), "me traes la cuenta por favor" or just "la cuenta por favor" or "la cuenta" and that's it :P
7:58 the reason for the walled houses in Mexico and also the metal bars on windows and doors is both a historical and a cultural one. Mexican architecture descends from southern Spanish architecture which is of course Mediterranean. The typical hacienda style house, much like the Roman domus usually had an inner courtyard rather than a front lawn. Smaller houses tried to imitate this by having a small backyard enclosed by a wall, but no front yard. And in cities where space was more limited the outer wall also became the house's wall.
That's the cultural side of the explanation, the historical side is throughout Mexican history the Mexican government has always been relatively weak and incapable of maintaining safety and order, so towns, villages and settlements were often victims of raids by bandits in northern and central Mexico as well as pirates along the coast. Therefore the walls served as a safety measure just as much as the iron bars on windows. This became so common that people continue to do it to this day, though nowadays the walls and metal bars are used to protect against burglars rather than bandits.
I agree.
Agree
good explanation
Totally agree no this
Don't know if that's true or not, but seems legit. I hate it and it looks like shit, but for security purposes, it's necessary.
Lol the part of the dogs huevos. that scene of the dog on roof top cracked me up 😂
I'm mexican and for me it happened quite the opossite with regards of the check when I went to the US. At the beginning it was pretty wierd to me that they brought me the check without asking for it! I felt much pressure and I usually ate in a rush, lol!
¡Saludos, amigos! ;)
SAME
Its a difference in cultures. They're not trying to be pushy. Take your time and enjoy. I love the Mexican way, but I'm also fine with the US way. Abraze las diferencias.
I’m studying in the US (I’m from Mexico) and I hate it so so much
Mexican tip:To get Mexicans to be on time tell them the party is a hour before it actually is they'll show up on time lol
@@jasavak you can do whatever works for you.
@@jasavak honestly I hate that about us Mexicans. Its 2018 and people should respect other's time . I always try to be 15 min before the "meeting, the picking you up, the waiting etc.." it is so disrespectful when people make you wait for that long.
Juan Luna you totally right !👍
Yes! I always tell them American time, not Mexican. lol
My parents are always on time, but I admit. We Mexicans are terrible at that. When I'm dating a girl and she arrives more than 15 minutes late, I just leave. I HATE that.
6:29 the reason the check isn't brought to you until you ask for it is because Mexicans consider it rude. If you're halfway through your meal and the waiter brings you the check, people perceive it as the restaurant staff telling you to hurry up and leave. It's funny because when Mexicans go to the US that causes a bit of culture shock. My grandma loved the food at a restaurant in Los Angeles and even though the service and food was good she didn't like the fact that "the rude waiter was trying to make us leave." In reality the waiter was very nice, all he really did was bring us the check before we were done eating. lol
@@missmayflower really? That's interesting. Considering that Mexico was ruled by France briefly and then we had a president who admired French culture so much that he tried to make Mexico more like France, there could be a cultural connection there.
That is the case everywhere in the world, but US, UK and Canada
100% verdad
Also true in Europe. The table is yours until your meal is over, not when “corporate” .thinks your meal is over.
Being presented with the check early really does annoy me. Also, the wait person then misses the opportunity to sell dessert and coffee (if it's a proper sit down meal). I personally like being offered dessert and coffee instead of getting the bum's rush out the door.
After a while those 'bizzare' things become the things you love (and miss) about Mexico, after allthese years I'm still a tajin addict...
I grew up in Phx.. I got strret food... Elote man.. The paleta guy... Taco stands... Hotdog stands.. Food trucks... They're there.. Just not as common... And less common in certain areas lol
You guys are funny and honest about your opinions without being disrespectful.. I really admire and appreciate that!
Same in California, they're more common in the ghetto and in communities with large Latino populations.
If you feel pressured to hurry up and finish at an american restaurant your not crazy. I work in a restraunt and their main goal is to hit a goal for the day so they have to get you in and out pretty fast to make that goal.
My 2 favorite people. I love the way you guys look at the world
Glad you're enjoying mi lindo Mexico🇲🇽
In Mesa, we buy food from people out of coolers or boxes in parking lots and sometimes even when they walk into restaurants. Some of the best tamales are from cars that drive buy yelling “tamales!” :-)
I am in the US, and when and our town gained a lot of Mexican immigrants over the last 10 years. I learned pretty fast that there’s a whole menu of “secret” delicious food you can buy from people in their cars. Often they were parked in the parking area at Mexican grocery stores. My favs are the tamales de elote fresco. I never worried about “food safety”, because 1) I have never been sick from eating car-cuisine
2) It’s usually someone’s mom selling the food she also prepares for her family
So to me, it’s almost guaranteed to be safe. It’s ¡qué rico!....for sure.
Mesa az? If so then mesa needs to disappear
@@mattdevaux7202 if I wasn't Mexican that would sound so shady but you're right 😂😂 it's always the moms and the food is just amazing 😊👌
I LOVE you two! Both you and The New Travel helped me fall in love with Mexico. I had so many wrong impressions of the country due to the rampant misinformation about it. I've been taking Spanish for the past 2 years in preparation of traveling through and potentially living in Mexico at some point in my life. Thanks for all the great videos, and keep em coming!
Don’t worry about the recycling thing, everything gets recycled in Mexico not by you but there are people in charge of it in the trash fields. It’s a whole industry and of course a business, They get a profit on it.
Esta es la razón que gritan refrigerador y microondas, lavadoras, motores!
11:00 Lol! Mexican standard time! I liked that one. Should put that on a shirt. Like when a friend tells you that “ahorita llegan” and they show up 4hrs later.
That would make a great shirt! Love that idea :) 4 hours later... sound about right for MST! lol
Excellent list! We can count on you two to give attention to all the hard questions. Thank you for your effort, accuracy in info and
the funny way you deliver it. You always bring a smile to my face, Laska too. : ) An especially helpful comment section on this vlog. That' always a good thing, eh?
Another awesome video!!
"Dont unsubscribe yet, we're not always this weird" Haha this is why I subscribed, I like both of your personality. How real you both are and not fake because people dont like something you so.
Great video! It's great to see you guys adapting to some aspects of this culture.
We do our best to adapt more and more every day. Thanks for watching Alejandro!
You guys are so fun! And you are helping me so much in my planning for a trip with a view to moving to Mexico!!
"Mientras la cuenta" (Meanwhile the check) is not right. I think is more like "Me traes la cuenta, por favor" (Bring me the check, please).
Thanks amigo. A Mexican friend told us you can say mientras la cuenta when you're still finishing up your food or drinks but it seems a lot of people are saying you can't say that. If we're all done, we'll typically say something like la cuenta por favor, nos trae la cuenta por favor, or me trae la cuenta por favor
But he said it right at min 6:06
"mientras nos trae la cuenta por favor"_
At 6:12 you said it wrong check the difference
@@TangerineTravels that's a lie, that mexican is not your friend. It makes no sense, at all.
In casual Spanish "mientras la cuenta" does make sense. Variations: "mientras la cuenta, por favor", followed by a casual smile. Or as you said, "mientras nos traes la cuenta por favor" or "mientras te encargo la cuenta por favor".
I LOVE this video!! And I love you guys!! You guys show how beautiful Mexico is and I want to move there now lol...my husband is from Mexico and I love learning about his land.
Best. Most accurate. Advice. Ever.
I've been traveling to Mexico for 20 years. Although I live in the US most of the time, I love living in Mexico part time. Maddie and Jordan's observations are exactly on point.
Thank you for sharing!! I will be in that area and I appreciate all the tips! If you have more, I would love to hear them!
Amazing video, thank you!
Great info. Good to see what the streets and some neighborhoods look like!
Thanks for watching Melody! Glad you enjoyed our video. :)
One of my favorite things about this channel is the way Jordan picks up Laska like she's a lap dog. And then Maddie's puns.
Great Video Guys! Nice hats by the way!
Thank you! Love to see the scenery
I always like your videos because we have friends in Chapala and have been there 3 time so I usually recognize that places you are shooting your videos from. I love that area with it's safe laidback scene.
Great info
When I went to a restaurant alone for the first time at US I freaked out when they brought me the check without asking, I felt like I was being kicked out XD did not knew that was a common thing. So it was the opposite of what you experienced.
Love you guys, watch you all of the time. We just moved to Ajijic. Keep up the videos AND your humor and honesty.
Great list guys! These were definitely things that were surprising to me too when I first got here. Another interesting couple of things to me: gentlemen walk on the street side of the sidewalk when with their significant others, and it’s very common for children who have moved away to send money home to their parents. ¡Saludos desde Comala! -Jim
IS COMALA THE TOWN OF PEDRO P ARAMO BOOK?
Great video!
Thanks Blanca!
Maddie and Jordan!! You crack me up! 😂🤠🍹
Jordan used to say - Don 🐕😂😂😂
Great video, guys! I can relate with a lot of things you said, being an Englishman living in Mexico for 5 years now! Although I’ve found it’s difficult to state “In Mexico...” because of the huge diversity between states. I lived in Sonora for 3 years, and found there to be a lot more similarities there to the US than in Mexico City, where I live now. The standard of driving is just one example. The huge differences between states is actually something I love about this country though!!! Keep up the good work guys!!!
I have noticed the military presence in the streets and not being rushed out of restaurants with the check whilst eating in Mexico.
Great job..........really enjoyed your video.
I've been seeing your videos for a while now, I reaaaaaally love the way you show our Mexican culture, our country, our people... Thank you for that guys! thanks for putting out a really cool image of Mexico. Whenever you come to Querétaro you have a friend here who can show you some beautiful places!
Thanks. We're retiring to Ajijic and I love your videos. Good to be forewarned!
Awesome Carl, thanks for watching :)
Great energy in this video!
Thanks Jeff!
New mexican suscriber! I just love your videos guys! It is nice to know your perception about my beautiful México, saludos desde Aguascalientes!
8:44 I laughed a lot... "Refrigeradores, Microondas" Hahahaha.
Sooo good Job!
Please change that bell for: 5 pesos los tamaleeeeeessss!! Loved that!! I enjoyed this one guys!!
The best video you have ever made!!!!!
I love to watch your informative videos about Mexico. I have lived and visited in some of these places you show....One thing: The muxic background on your videos I find quite distracting, especially when you are filming in a noisy city. Safe travels to you both.
Like your videos and you guys have enyoyed Mexico more than me and I was born there!! 😀😀😀. I need to take a trip to Mexico and learn from you guys!!😋
Hope you get the chance to do that! Our only regret about coming to Mexico was not doing it sooner. :)
After watching your channel (and Feather & the Wind) I got inspired and booked my own trip to Mexico. I've only been here for nine days now....flew into Cancun, stayed in Playa del Carmen for a few days, ADO'd it over to Valladolid for a few days, and now I'm settled into my Airbnb in Tizimin until January. I don't know how the hell you guys have the huevos for driving here. I can't even sit in the front seat of the taxi without having an internal meltdown. So far, it seems that he who mean mugs the best rules the road. With all that said...the food (chamoyadas, marquesitas, poc chuc, sikil pak, longaniza, al pastor gringas, etc), the culture, the cenotes, the ruins, the colonial churches, it's all so amazing even though the goats, roosters, and dogs decide it's time for a shrieking contest every morning around 5:30am. I've had several odd moments, but tonight when I had to step over a sleeping toddler at the local licoreria to get to the cerveza was definitely a notable one I won't forget. I also won't forget the grouchy iguana at Cenote Zaci that followed me around while relentlessly grunting at me. As a solo traveler, I have to give it up to those who managed to get by without the use of Siri, Airbnb, Maps.me, and Google Translate.
Brave woman! Enjoy!
Whoa! Congrats on the 25K!!
Thanks PassengerMX! Hardly seems real sometimes :)
Super great tips on cultural differences.
I’ve stated in other videos of your about my Christmas trip to Veracruz and Orizaba. My god the noise in Orizaba over the holidays!
It’s a smaller town and the dogs were barking constantly all night while people were beating on drums and chanting. I woke at 4am to this (my earbuds ran down) and I thought in a couple hours it would be over. Nononono. It was still going when we were up for breakfast at 10 o’clock.
The best part are the little cafes and stores and some wonderful people. You can explore all day, every day and not see it all.
Keep up the good work!
About the recycling... sometimes you can see people on the streets picking up cans or PET bottles for recycling. You can do it on your own, but here' the thing, it's op to you to take all those thing to sell them to recycling places. They pay you for aluminum, PET, copper, etc. Here in Mexico is really common to see people on the city dump searching those things to sell it and that's their job, they live of that.
Thanks for sharing more information about this! Seems like a really rough job for those people. :(
And the garbageman do recycling on the back of truck as well.
Very interesting most of the things you spoke off I had forgotten it took me long to get used to now I don't even think of it
Hi guys! Really enjoying your show. I moved to Mexico from Boston (brrrr) 2.5 years ago, to San Miguel de Allende. I love it, but I haven’t had a chance to travel much yet, so it’s great to be going to all these places with you and getting an idea of where I’d like to go when I do get a chance.
And this video about what was initially strange about Mexico and now commonplace was fun and I could totally relate!
And I wanted to say you two are looking happier, healthier and more laid back (and I know I am, too). Mexico agrees with us❣️👌🌞😁
Virginia Peck Hi Virginia!! I lived one year in Boston and I loved it so much!!! I live in Tlaxcala, México and you are welcome to come whenever you want it. 💞
Abril Villegas Abril Villegas , Hi Abril!! Thanks for the nice invitation!!! I’ll have to look at a map and see where you are in relation to SMA. 🙏😊👋
Are you on FB?
Yes!! Same name!
jajaja loved it! as usual...something interesting, many mexicans don't use the "ahorita" term loosely. In my particular case, when I say "ahorita", for me it means literally right now and I apply it as is. Also, I use the car's blinkers all the time (as it should) and most people in Monterrey are used to it for safety reasons of course jeje . Saludos a los dos!
Wow, I've been to that exact restaurant. Our friends live right around the corner from there. The beer pub across the street is great as well. And you should check out Cafe Domenech near Zaragoza and Flores Magon. It's a great jazz club as well.
Ive never left my like n this channel...but now i liked. 👍
You brought up many good new sight and sounds found in Mexico. Now, that we are stateside again, we miss the street vendors advertising their goodies. We love the colorful walls where beautiful flowers and vines grow over them. They are charming to us. Yes, there is less time pressure in Mexico, lol. No rush, rush, rush feeling like stateside. Our dog, Charlie, enjoyed meeting new dogs and the farm animals too. Best, Patty and Enrique
Thanks for the comment Patty and Enrique! We don't think we could ever go back to a life without street vendors, mellow street dogs, and all the "bizarre" charms of Mexico. Sounds like you totally get where we're coming from :)
Great video, you seem to be very nice persons, wish you good luck in your travels.
Favorite channel!
Your vlogs have grown on me. I am Mexican American and can identify with what you are experiencing. I am going to start following your videos. Respect.
Thanks for watching our videos J! Hope you continue to like them. :)
2:04 it's like: what else do I say? Lol 😂
I love the cultural differences between countries. They're so interesting. Living in Mexico you are now prepared for the rest of Latin America. I hope you get to visit my country one day, Argentina. It's as lovely and as weird as Mexico. Just so you know, I also experienced culture shock about some pretty astonishing stuff when I spent a year in the US. For instance, the food! The portion sizes! Oh, and I gained so much weight! It took me a long time to get back into shape once I returned home.
"Cinco pesos ¡¡¡TAMALEEESS!!!" and "¡Agua Ciel!" that make me laugh so hard 😂😂😂
Omg Tangerines!! The furious sounding dog on top of the roof!? Not his balls girl. He's about to pounce on you? I'd be way more concerned about that. 😮 Great video as usual guys! 😆 Can't wait to get to Mexico!! ❤👍✌
I am a classical pianist, two of my daughters are singers, and my other daughter is a guitarist, and it isn't uncommon for us to practice at 11 or midnight and no one cares or bothers you. In fact, the neighbours LOVE our music. My redhead is always walking down the street singing at the top of her lungs some Dixie Chicks song or the songs from the "Arizona's Singing Cowboy, Gary J. Sprague and his trusty horse "Dusty" we knew up in Prescott, AZ. Great place. On Sundays - like right now - (10:10 pm), the "platano macho" (plantain) lady just "let off some steam" from her boiler. The whistle if you're close enough will deafen you. HAHA!!!!! How fun - I think I'm going to practise since we have the day off tomorrow (Constitution Day).
Good stuff...spot on..
I don't know how it is there, but here in Mexico City, the trucks selling mattresses, appliances, etc all come with a recording advertising their wares --- recorded by A KID. It's the oddest thing that makes me laugh every time I hear it. And then there's the lady pushing a cart and selling $6 peso tamales, or the whistle of the camote (sweet potato) guy, my husband's personal favorite. (Y'all should visit Mexico City!)
Are they selling the appliances? In cities we've visited, they're asking for people's old stuff to buy it and sell it for scrap metal.
We're with you though...those vendors on loudspeakers always crack us up! $6 tamales....mmmm :)
P.S. We hope to visit CDMX very soon!
That recording is to buy, not sell, mattresses and appliances that you're don't need anymore. It's a girl's voice. :) She was interviewed once. A lot of people replicate her recording.
You guys are great. I really enjoy your videos. I will be a new subscriber after this comment. Thank you for showing me my native country which I do not know very well. If you were to settle down to live in Mexico, which city or town would you choose?
Thanks for subscribing to our channel Mario! That’s a tough one honestly. We love the variety in Mexico. Sometimes, we’re looking for the small-town vibes of somewhere like Tapalpa or San Cristobal de Las Casas and other times we want a bigger city like Guadalajara or maybe even Mazatlan. Sorry! Probably not the answer you wanted. 😬
I knew Mexico is noisy hahaha but I never realize how noisy it is until a foreign friend pointed it out in Guanajuato.
Have you heard the "camotes cart" hahaha They sell steamed sweetened sweet potatoes, plaintain and pumpkin. If you haven't, I will try to find a video for you. Is hilarious and again, I didn't realize how hilarious it is until a foreigner said it.
Paola Muciño nunca había visto su apellido. De donde es su origen?
Great video
I wish there was love button! I love your presentations.
Great video guys, yes, we mexicans love to put lime and chile in everything especially fruit, it is delicious. Love the new intro.
Thanks amigo! Lime and chile makes just about everything better :)
Hi I love Mexico 🇲🇽 it’s a fantastic country with the kindest people and great food! I love the beaches and scenery which is so colorful it’s makes me feel so happy each day I spent time there. I hope I can go there soon. Meanwhile I’ll keep traveling to Mexico with your camera lens. Stay safe and God bless you guys, oh before I forget I love your videos and your dog 🐕 is just beautiful! Stay well, greetings from New York City 🌃❤️🙏🤗😘🥰👍😍😇🐶
Hahaha AGUA CIELLLL!!! Totally identified 😂😂😂
Love u both, iam happy u love our country that ofc is your country too! Saludos desde Guadalajara, un abrazote!
Half the time I’m watching your videos my mouth is watering from all the delicious food yr eating! 🤣🤣🤣
Welcome back to Mexico, Tangerines!!
Thanks Mario!
Oct 17, 2018: Ran across one of your videos while surfing for info on retiring to Ajijic. Have visited Ajijic for a week last May, (way tooooooo hot for me), and once before that back in Oct 2016, (temperature-wise, much nicer for me). So after watching the video I stumbled onto, I checked out Tangerine Travels, and quickly subscribed. You two are a hoot! I like the information you provide, your energy, your desire to explore different areas of the world. Thanks for your time efforts in posting your experience. Enjoy! D.B.
What a sweet comment, thank you so much for brightening our day donbsea! :) This really made us smile.
In the Philippines the local venders were, shoe repair (which covered anything to do with your shoes including shine), corn (boiled corn on the cob with butter), coconut (coconuts sacked open to drink the milk), eggs ( fermented duck eggs called balut don't ask what they smell like).
hi again, try the town of chipilo and guanajuato.
nice video. keep it up.
Off the wall question; when you're out walking around in these towns and cities, sometimes after having a drink or two, are you able to find public restrooms? I'v found in some areas that a bathroom is nearly impossible to find unless you go into a store where you might have to purchase something to use the bathroom.
You guys are awesome
Tangerine travels, si se reciclan las botellas de plástico, pero las juntas y te las compran en un centro de acopio, también los cartones y las latas. Saludos.
You guys are awesome bench watching
Hahahahaha, i really start laughing when see the "huevos estrellados" part with tajin on them, really really funny. That comment "you can´t get married yet putting tajin to eggs" hahahaha.
There were so many replies to that comment. It cracked people up! Still...we think it tastes pretty good :)
Amigos Feliz navidad. Next time try frying beans with lime juice...my favoritos. Love
That sounds amazing! Yummmm
Great videos! Quick question: what’s the availability of (unscented) baby/wet wipes for travel in Mexico? Also, do you know if one can travel/get a TIP with a car that’s still being paid for, so with no car title in hand? Thank you!
I don't think we've ever bought wipes of any kind, so unfortunately that's never been something we've noticed. As for your TIP question, you _can_ get one without owning the car/title, but I believe you need special permission from the owner/lien holder. There might be special forms for it. Wish we had those resources for you, but I own my car so that's not something we dealt with.
Tangerine Travels thank you very much! Happy travels...
Ahorita comento...........
Jejeje
great video !!
Thanks for watching Arturo!
Maddie, did you ever work at a carnival? The way you say ‘gong that bell’ reminds me of the carnival. Just wondering where you acquired that delivery.
Another great video, good job!
I haven't worked at a carnival before, but that's an interesting thought! It does sound sorta like a carnival booth call :)
Bought my first bottle of Tajin yesterday. Waiting for mango season to arrive. Peace.
Yes, I have seen less car accidents in Mexico than here at home.
Que vídeo tan divertido.
I’d like to see your familia mexicana in one of your blogs.. will they visit you in Mexico any time soon?
1:56 OMG!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
LOL does anyone else think the huevos thing is weird or is that just me?
About asking for the check, there is a term that has no translation to English which is "hacer sobremesa". Hacer sobremesa means to stay in your table after you finished eating just chilling and talking. Very few restaurants in Mex have a sign that says "Favor de no hacer sobremesa" usually due to always being crowded or with a customer's line waiting outside.
Girl that "Aguaaa ciel!" Made laugh so bad hahahaa
I just love that you mentioned the vendors yelling "refrigeradores! microondas!" it's such a typical thing in mexico xd
We just heard another one of those today outside of our hotel in Puebla. Haha!
the background music is beautiful!! what is it??