Lmao you only live so easily and comfortable because you were blessed to be American and have American benefits….My people in Mexico suffer greatly from poverty and its hard to make a “high quality standard of living”

Is you social security from USA?

@@Student0Toucher bueno pero eso no es culpa de ellos, sino de los bajos salarios de nuestro país, eso es un asunto del gobierno de México, no de ellos que buscan vivir cómodamente, cómo cualquier ser humano, ni siquiera las rentas altas son culpa de ellos sino de quienes son dueños y las aumentan

@@rudynoah5503 No le estoy echando la culpa…Solo las verdades en su mente verde

​@@Student0Toucher No se por qué los llaman Americanos, qué no son estadounidenses? Yo pense que los Mexicanos también eran Americanos.

Definitely, history, art, culture, gastronomy, wonderful people. Mexico has the largest number of world-heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in the Americas!. Cheers!

Liar, Liar!!!, quit saying bullshit you assume to say that Mexico is good but for you Americans you hate Mexico and its people the mexicans you are racists, you are awfuls, you are mean, with all of us feeling superior in everywhere and mistreating us and asking us racist questions.

I hear the water in Mexico is really good.

​@@mrright1068 fluoride free 🤡

I just moved a few weeks ago. ditto working on the language , trying to buy a car.. I moved here near rock climbing and Mexican friends . I knew this and tried to prepare but definitely not a great place for those who care deeply about the treatment of animals especially where i am. I see most expats aren’t too concerned either. Most states bullfighting is still legal. Animal neglect and abuse is a way of life.

do you know much about the ado bus app? we are going to mexico in may and want to know the prices but can’t get the app in the UK! Was wondering if someone could help and download the app and let me know some of the prices on there😭

@@claudias7628 ultra cheap prices, depends on where you want to go and the type of bus

@@claudias7628 hey girl just saw this. I never use the app, I just go on their website, but it is still a pain, even here in Mexico!! I would recommend using a vpn if you are having difficulties. But overall, I wouldn't stress too much. Busses are very affordable and usually within a reasonable price range. Enjoy your trip! You'll have a great time! Abrazos 💖

That's awesome! You look like Miesha Tate BTW 😂

Wow you are so beuatiful.

Hello Boricua wish you the best in you future leap to Mexico.

Arriesguese compa. Uno nunca sabe si le va a gustar o no un país hasta que uno mismo se aviente. Le deseo suerte boricua.

Why not go back to PR ?

@@frankmontez6853 I think he like to experience Mexico and I think that would be great.

lol us mexiCANOs don’t like Puerto ricans go to Puerto Rico

En serio no hablas español , veo que tienes nombre hispano ,

⁠@@reypreciadojc1999es muy común que hijos mexicanos con padres nacidos en México no hablen el español

Y los españoles no se quedan atrás. Si comienzas a aplaudir o cantar en la calle no falta quien te haga el coro, alguien saque su guitarra, alguien se ponga a bailar.

We are looking at similar places, we have been to mexico, el salvador and honduras but as vacations. As a serious scouting trip we explored belize and loved the country but not sure of the safety and economy there long term.

My mom is from Mexico. I never lived in Mexico but she is going to be moving in about two years ans im going with her. I visited Mexico several times and yes Mexico is a lot less stressful and more social life❤

My biggest fear would be earning money there, since the wages there are so low 😅

Your comment was my favorite. You write about very important things. I'm from Russia. And, yes, the author of the video is great, and I even fell in love with her. ))

Man you aint mexican you are a pocho no mames

México is not safety !

@@polotoabuelo Do not lie. In general, Mexico is quite safe. There are danger zones in every country in the world, but it is relatively easy to avoid them.

security is a good topic i guess, Greetings from Ensenada Baja California: )

​@@polotoabuelo it is not as it was some years ago. Saying is not safetly is like to say US it is not safetly neither. Is it? It is all relative.

You're right in saying "it's not as it was some years ago." In fact, since Covid, the cartels have become FAR worse. Americans are fed such BS about Mexico being so much nicer, safe and better , etc that it's a shame this is being perpetuated on social media when its' the exact opposite. I have lived in Zacatecas and to make a long story short, it's now the worst area of Mexico (the entire country is at an all time dangerous spike because of cartel activity) to live in or move in. It was safer before Covid and that's saying a lot. Mexico has NEVER been considered a "safe" place to live in. Our media just loves to glorify it because it's cheaper to live there and the culture and people are warm. Don't fool yourselves please. I have seen it for my own eyes and lived it. Mexico is not safe whatsoever.@@miguel-dh4jc

Probably because she is a woman, Guadalajara is a big city so for women can be difficult, for men there is no problem. If you are a decent person and do nothing illegal then you are going to be very safe, but always ask locals which areas are ok to go, just in case.

Guadalajara is the top 3 city in Mexico, it has 5 million people, so it would be more stressful to live in, I'm aware of this because I got friends out there and I'm planning to move there soon if you earn less than 10-12k pesos (600-650 USD) you'll not survive.

Come visit Queretaro, safe and perfect weather dude. It's a gorgeous city too. With 150,000 USD you live in a very nice neighborhood.

SLC has really grown in the last 10 years. It's a much busier city now. I can't believe how different it felt in 2021...even during the pandemic...compared to 2013, when I was there for 3 months. I moved there from San Francisco (lived in Los Angeles before SF, and Manhattan before LA...so each city was smaller than the last). After 3 months, I was back in LA for summer school. It will definitely be much busier, and larger, than SLC. The population of GDL is 5.5M, so about 4M more people than SLC. It's far less overwhelming than Mexico City, which is more like Athens, if you've been there, or Manhattan. If you can handle one of the big cities of the US, you should be ok in Guadalajara. You have to keep in mind, she's a young, attractive female. It's different for a male than for a gorgeous, blonde-haired, light-eyed young female. Everywhere a beautiful young woman with a slim body and long blond hair goes, some males will just pursue them like crazy. This is as true in London and Paris, as it is in Mexico (and blonds are rare in Mexico, especially with light eyes)...but it's a very patriarchal culture in Mexico, so females have very little power, and even the young Mexican women who are attractive have to worry about getting raped or kidnapped by the cartel and held for ransom. It just happened in Queretaro last week. She was found alive, thankfully, but probably severely psychologically traumatized (PTSD)...if not worse. Females have to watch out for sexual predators everywhere we go because they hunt us like prey, especially females in their teens and twenties. That's just a sad reality of being female, especially a young female (just like child predators hunt children all over the globe). Adult men rarely have this problem, although males do get raped and if they have money in Mexico males also get kidnapped and held hostage until a ransom is paid. Merida is extremely hot and very humid, especially in the summer. Just be prepared for sweltering weather. Most of the murder and violent crime in SLC is committed by someone the victim knows (and I know this because I've read the stories from 2014 to recently). Very few remain unsolved because most victims are related to the perpetrator either by family, romantic attachment, divorce, work, or "friendship", althoughs someone who murders you was never your friend. You have to pay attention in ANY big city, especially when you do NOT speak the language. If you speak Spanish, you'll do better than if you don't. Good luck! Safe travels~

How do people access medical insurance there?

@@kittybooboo6060 Private? I have AXA, you call an agent and choose a plan and buy it. I pay about 27,000 pesos a year with great coverage. If you are a legal resident at least, you get social security and public hospital, just as an emergency, the service is not the best but you can use it.

I didn't get it either?

Yeah, I thought I heard that as well.... she definitely through it out there and kept the conversation rolling through lol

Spicy links? Maybe onlyfans site or so?

@@user-dx6jt4cd9w well I no one to judge .. if anyone knows the link.. please share

Any luck on the link?

That’s exactly what I wanted to know! I think I can guess 😂

It’s dangerous wherever you go so just set yourself with that in mind. Cartels exist and they are in every city and town. Just don’t look for trouble, it’s not dangerous all the time everywhere

There's no prefect and safer place in the world.

@@rubenespicer6379 No, but there are way safer places in the world.

What veracruz is not unsafe, i mean, i was born here and Its more safe that the Mexico city

@ Well that's good to know. Thanks for the correction.

peroxide water inside the ears¿¿ isn´t that too agressive¿¿ that thing burns

Hola ! Is not that dificult, there is also retirament visa, humanitary, marriege , have a child born here.. or stay with 180 day visa : )