No offense, but how would you know if the mole is not the best?

So cool !

Oh my gosh, you are adorable and crack me up! I love your videos so much! They’re informative, sincere (the teeth castaway, you poor guy! LOL!), humorous, and beautifully shot! Sorry the date didn’t pan out, but you deserve better anyway. Thank you so much for doing what you do! ❤🎉🤟😎🌈☮️

Stuff is closed, you have Covid … connection maybe?

“The teothiqucanos didn’t subscribe to my channel and look what happen to them.”- WOW SO DISRESPECTFUL!! What the hell is a matter with you

We hope that you gain many more subscribers. You are an excellent videographer, and a really good tour guide. We enjoy your humor. You have helped us to decide where we want to go in Mexico. Keep up the good work.

He left out the 3-hour orgy where he got COVID

In Miami a lot of people only speak Spanish and make no attempt to speak English. So what? Without the tourists and the Expats , the economy of SanMiguel de Allende would not be thriving. Don’t judge people by the language they speak. Good Lord you are negative.

Visiting Mexico city soon, solo traveling. Want to go out here one day. Is it that easy to tag along with other tourist groups? Id happily pay for half the time and some drunks along the way. But worried about going all the way there and not finding a group to tag along.

Excellent, informative video, well-paced and the narration was clear. Since I'm hungry at the moment, it was a torment to see you dig into that mole. I have noted the name of the restaurant.

Hilarious!! I’m dying….laughing so much at you!! Great video!!

Hilariously funny! Enjoyed it!

My husband and I have visited several cities for short periods: Puerto Vallarta, Ajijic, Monterey, Mexico CIty, Queretero, and San Miguel de Allende. Love watching your videos.

Why do you travel if you have no money

You looked so damn cute playing in the boat. That was nice of you to join them and you were the one who looked the cutest 😊

Zocalo the Z in Spanish is pronounced like an S . Love your videos ! 😁👍

Definitely agree with you on that. There’s a well known artist from Spain who gained more popularity in Mexico for signing with Mariachi and tons of Mexican anthems. She was in California at a Mexican restaurant where the cook happens to be Mexican and so the servers etc. Her name is Natalia Jiménez and is a huge figure in the Latino Industry. Well, at the restaurant she was at she took a call from her daughter in Miami and started a conversation in Spanish with her when she was asked to leave the restaurant simply because she was speaking Spanish and because the fat ladies next to her told the manager they couldn’t stand her. So Natalia left and returned at a different date with serenatas for the whole restaurant with Mariachi and told her fans to never visit such place. Incredible that still happens, if that happens in California the most Mexican state in the USA don’t wonder what could happen in Virginia, Tennessee Virginia, Arkansas and Alabama. Probably we would get killed lol 😅 You reminded me Texans that look Mexican but you know they are only Texans when they look at us with such a disgust and hatred when they see us in Texas speaking Spanish lol 😂

Poncho seems to be a really cool dude. Worth keeping as friend. Friendships are hard to develop nowadays with so much social media where no one is no longer real. Stop teasing him lol 😂 I am the one with indigenous roots not him lol 😂 I would love to get Poncho’s phone number but most guys in the community always look for teenagers to even start a friendship which I hate cuz I am not a teenager and I don’t like kids.

Poncho seems to be a really cool dude. Worth keeping as friend. Friendships are hard to develop nowadays with so much social media where no one is no longer real. Stop teasing him lol 😂 I am the one with indigenous roots not him lol 😂 if you see anyone with hairy bodies and bald heads those are two of the strongest signs of European ancestry, there were no hairy nor bald people in the Americas before the conquest. Like me, most indigenous people are smooth and with very thick and abundant dark hair but no hair on face nor body. Poncho is clearly mixed.

And you’re going to gentrify it?

I am from Oaxaca and came to the USA under a scholarship to pursue my M.A and later on got another one more to pursue my Ph.D. As far as I know, the Olmecs are as old as the Mexicas. However, not the Mexicas nor the Olmecs built Teotihuacán. There were even older civilizations we lost track of. The Aztecs, Zapotecs and Mixtecs ( among others) are the lasted civilizations before the European conquest. I am a Mixtec and still preserve my mother tongue which is Mixteco. But I also speak four more languages. Would you mind letting me know what’s the name of the background music that was playing through this clip? Thanks a bunch and look forward to hearing from you! Enjoy Oaxaca and eat a lot of quesillo for me. I miss it a lot! Best cheese on earth!

The natural springs after Mitla were fabulous, I like the way you roll. Wishing you safe travels my friend. You are on a beautiful journey ❤to your truest self.

Love the way you say, "Winning", too funny, when you're frustrated. I feel your pain !. I follow Archeo Ed and was looking for a closeup of the Danzante carvings at Monte Alban, so that's how I stumbled across your video. You're delightful.

I love Mexico. I'm learning Spanish. And seriously considering retirement there. So I'm researching a lot of different places.

I live that you're watching Cunk in the background lol. She's insane!

VERY helpful!

Marlin, tuna, and shrimp are all salt water creatures.

Great videos! I’m so impressed with your knowledge of the areas you visit. Are you an historian by occupation? Watching from Westchester New York

San Miguel de Hilton Head

Mercados like this are the Heart and Soul of Mexico , a feast for the senses : LONG MAY THE LIVE!

I refuse to go to the Mummy Museum ....I feel it is disrespectful

Next time ORDER : a dish with TRES MOLES ..RED GREEN AND BLACK ....stupendous RECOMENDING Restaurant El Viejo Rosary ...old time favorite

Hi. You are very brave!! I am Mexican and not sure I would take so many adventures with so little information. You know a lot more interesting places than me.... Great Content!! Gracias.

Chulada!❤️

I loved this video. You had me laughing especially when you were trying to eliminate the huge bug.

There is a perverse trend that comes from the strong influence of North American progressivism and the black lives matter movement in which they try to take over Mexican cultural icons by saying that they were black or Afro-descendant when in reality that is not true. While it is true that there were African slaves in New Spain, it is also true that it was a small period of time and few in number... they are to date an almost non-existent ethnic minority. Furthermore, it must be understood that the new Spain was not like the British colonies, in Mexico the races and ethnicities mixed and integrated into society to the point where we will hardly find truly black African descendants in Mexico... they have all been mixed. Morelos's mother is Creole, the daughter of Spaniards born in America (the continent, not the country), Additionally, going to study at a seminary was something that only the rich Spaniards, Creoles or mestizos could afford, it would be difficult for an African caste to live in wealth. For the ignorant, seeing Morelos with a "bandana" on his head is to hide his curly hair, which is ridiculous, there would be no reason to use it since black people were already free centuries ago and horsemen actually used it to absorb sweat. of the head and cool off a little, it was also worn under the hat to avoid messing up one's hair, it is something very typical of the Apatzingán region, where the heat is very high and where Morelos lived as a knight. Now for the foreigner who does not know Mexico, there are indigenous ethnic groups with features similar to Africans but without having black skin, they are dark, brown and have straight hair, you can see it with the Olmecs, Otomíes, etc. and it is normal for them to think that they are of African descent but that is false. Furthermore, Morelia was a town formed by white Europeans who did not want to live near the Pátzcuaro Indians... they were families of ancestry, Spanish or descendants of these. In Morelia or the new Valladolid there were no African or Afro-descendant slaves. The only one who could have been of African descent was Vicente Guerrero, he is seen in portraits with curly hair, even dark skin. Furthermore, he lived in Acapulco, a port city with the presence of Africans in the conquest... even so, Vicente Guerrero would be a mestizo even if a little of his DNA was African, the races were already too mixed to speak of an Afro. This type of cultural appropriation of the black race is being carried out by many North Americans who visit Mexico and associate everything with North American reality and history, but in Mexico colonization was very different, miscegenation was very strong and Mexican blacks did not experience what Same as the Americans, the context is very different and even opposite. In Mexico, before the progressive fashions of the USA, you could say to an Afro "black" in front of him and no one took it as an insult, he was not offended... the abolition of slavery in Mexico existed since independence and that It cost us Texas and half of the territory... because there were white Americans there who did not want to free their black slaves...

I just come back from Zipolite, next time you can stay ay Che Zipolite Hostel, $12 Dlls per Níght, next to the beach, with AC , bar and restaurante, a block from El ADoquin, which is the main atraction from Zipolite

Its not crucero de Mazunte, its knowing as Crucero de San Antonio

I enjoyed the video. I’ve been to Oaxaca 4 times, most recently last October-November. My first time was around 1992. Although there are a lot of gringos there, the city is big enough that they don’t overwhelm the place, which is different from how I felt about SAN Miguel which I visited in the nineties.

Thank you for your informative and entertaining videos of Mexico. I will have to put Queretaro on my bucket list. Next time you're at "the Denny's of Mexico" AKA VIPS, try out the Sopa Azteca, a delicious variant of Tortilla Soup. Enjoyable and safe travels amigo!

Santa Prisca is my favorite building in the entire world ..last time I was there i studied it for hours!

What a great video! You look like you had a wonderful trip. Cheers to you and those collectivos and that heat.

I don't know about to Boca but I got a ticket in town for a water taxi from the pier to Yelapa. I don't remember it being super expensive. Getting on and off the taxi was sketchy and the ride back in the evening to the pier was terrifying. The water was sooo choppy and they hauled ass the whole way. Yelapa was nice though and I'd like to go back if I can get over my ptsd lol.

It looks like you walked right by the place I'm staying in November, the first orange building in La Punta! I only recognize it from my airbnb pics. I'm flying to Oaxaca for Dia de Muertos and ending the last few days in PE. Going solo also, a little nervous for how busy it will be for the holiday. I've been to other places in Mexico solo but not for a big holiday. May I ask how you went about learning Spanish and how long it took?

Great video.

Mitla looks like a beautiful town. The Zapotec archeological site looks impressive. Btw thank you for being transparent with your emotions. ❤

Why would you speculate whether you will get food poisoning? Unless you saw or know something bad from the specific vendor, it sounds like a superior attitude against things Mexican.

Another great one! Love the humor and your personality shining.

that beach looks dangerous for swimming, hope you can find love

that hotel room is disgusting. Looks like a dirty jail cell.