Thanks for the info. In 1973, my ex-wife and I were on our honeymoon from Washington state, U.S. After a day trip to south of Ensenada by car (our U.S. licensed auto.), we were returning and in a small town, with no traffic at around 1 p.m., I parked on the wrong side of the street (i.e. left side in reverse to traffic direction as you did). After a 20 or 40 minute outing, we were approaching our car and two uniformed, jodhpured, black riding boot, sun glasses wearing patrol officers were waiting. The lead officer explained I had parked the automobile incorrectly. I had two years previously returned from multiple tours in Vietnam and had dealt frequently with black market, military police and dangerous black market diamond selling transactions as the only U.S. person in a dark store front late at night, wearing a belted .45 in uniform among several Vietnamese/Chinese men in a tough section of Saigon, Cholon district. I did not want to have to go to a Mexican court or other office, so with a respectful attitude, I casually asked if I could pay the fine right then and there to the officers. Which of course, the lead officer agreed. I had casually pulled my wallet out and extended 2 U.S. dollars and asked if that was enough for the fine. He said yes...so I paid them. I did not begrudge paying them at the time, because I knew even as a half broke college student, newly married, I made more than they did and I felt that at least they could go after duty and buy a couple of beers, etc. Yes, the 2 U.S. dollars is correct....1973, 51 years ago, starter homes were around 15,000 to 20,000 U.S.
All's well that ends well and i am glad things worked out for you two Thank You Larissa
Gracias Terry for kind words ♥️
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Thanks for the info. In 1973, my ex-wife and I were on our honeymoon from Washington state, U.S. After a day trip to south of Ensenada by car (our U.S. licensed auto.), we were returning and in a small town, with no traffic at around 1 p.m., I parked on the wrong side of the street (i.e. left side in reverse to traffic direction as you did). After a 20 or 40 minute outing, we were approaching our car and two uniformed, jodhpured, black riding boot, sun glasses wearing patrol officers were waiting. The lead officer explained I had parked the automobile incorrectly. I had two years previously returned from multiple tours in Vietnam and had dealt frequently with black market, military police and dangerous black market diamond selling transactions as the only U.S. person in a dark store front late at night, wearing a belted .45 in uniform among several Vietnamese/Chinese men in a tough section of Saigon, Cholon district. I did not want to have to go to a Mexican court or other office, so with a respectful attitude, I casually asked if I could pay the fine right then and there to the officers. Which of course, the lead officer agreed. I had casually pulled my wallet out and extended 2 U.S. dollars and asked if that was enough for the fine. He said yes...so I paid them. I did not begrudge paying them at the time, because I knew even as a half broke college student, newly married, I made more than they did and I felt that at least they could go after duty and buy a couple of beers, etc. Yes, the 2 U.S. dollars is correct....1973, 51 years ago, starter homes were around 15,000 to 20,000 U.S.
Wow!
Great video! ❤
Thank you!!
I prefer to take the bus. It’s safer and far less hassle. The bus is cheap and comfortable.
Agree 100 %