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I watch my wife ask for directions in Mexico and she just keeps asking until she gets the same answer 3 times. 😂

Lol, where I am from, Spanish is spoken about as much as English.

Thank you for going to another town and showing us a little about that area. Even now when I come back from my vacation of 3 weeks I am saying things in Spanish. It's hard to go back to English...lol😁

I’m an American and I have a hand gesture for the American that lives next to Gabbys.

Love your videos. Always interesting & informative!

Thank you for kicking us mexican folk out of our houses, out of our beaches, so you can move to our country, i dont have nothing aguan tourism but i feel like we are being invaded again.

Congratulations!!!

Amén

I am jealous of your donut! My grandpa was a baker and made cake donuts. IMO, no other type of donut compares!

Another goodie...gracias!

Thanks Paul

I´ve lived in Mexico for 4 years now and have been back to the US 2 times. Every time I go back I don´t recognize this country anymore. People are unhappy and there are things showing up in bathrooms and public places that I don´t even know what they are. I call them the ït generation¨because they have no real intuitive understanding of what it is to be a human anymore. I´m a stranger in a strange land in the US

I think my Google Maps is now Mexican - it often says it knows where I am trying to get to - and then leads me on a wild goose chase😂

Totally agree that the US is very sterile. We have laws against everything. What I love about Mexico is their work ethic and entrepreneurial spirit. They don't want handouts, they sell things, be it trinkets, candy, or delicious foods. I often wonder how lower income Americans would fare if they could actually go out and do work and sell things without the need for special permits, training, tax numbers, and the like. It really makes huge hurdles against earning an extra buck. Washing cars for your neighbors in front of your house? Forbidden. Selling breads and doughnuts out of the back of your car? Forbidden. Selling refreshing drinks on the street corner? Not without permits, tax ID, and paying rent. As someone who used to be very intolerant of excessive noise for no reason, I've just switched my mindset and now my life comes with its own soundtrack. How did you like your churros the other night?

Can’t wait for more “hand gesture” language in up coming videos. #1 is so true!

Wonderful video! Like others, this made me smile and laugh… Learned the ‘yes’, finger sign ages ago and actually forget and use it in the US when I return. Also, the one that resonates is the directions…soooo true!

I had to laugh, the elbow sign. My wife, and more than once, told me 😇 😂

We moved back to the states last June for our son to finish high school & next year go to college. We miss Mexico so much. The US seems boring, bland and not really like home any longer. On the 5 yr plan to leave for good. ❤🇲🇽

The crazy thing is when the foreign phrases come out totally unconsciously years later. (From someone who has worked for years in several different countries.) &; >

That's my beautiful little town

Great video again, thank you 🙏🏼

Great informative video. Made me chuckle in some spots. Can't believe the foreigner won his law suit against Gaby's, makes me so angry.

Loved the info on the hand gestures:) OMG, that silly person with the lawsuit against Gabys. Did this individual not research the area before coming there? It reminds me of people here in my neck of the woods who buy houses close the airport then complain endlessly about the airplane noise. Hope you and your family are doing well.

Haven't been back since moving south of the boarder 9 yrs ago 🤠

Another great video!

I prefer El Fogoncito for Tacos Al Pastor, more juicy and favorable.

Bless their hearts!! 💕

The tiny URL to join and enter the giveaway isn't working. :(

Thanks for the great content. I am from the US and living in Guadalajara. the Gaby's situation is embarrassing. And a lawsuit? I would've hoped it would have been laughed at and thrown out of court when it was filed. But I guess if you have money that lawyers (even in México) are willing to represent.

Happy weekend - thankyou Paul for informative video. DOE-nut looked tasty. Gracias

As someone who lives in Huatulco, but works in Canada still - road laws. While at home a stop sign means slow down unless someone is coming the other way, because if someone is behind you they don't expect you'll stop. Also, when you're a little slower on the highway and want to let someone pass and you move partly on to the shoulder and turn on your left turn signal to tell them it's safe to pass me on the left, not I'm turning left.

is there a low season inland?? ??Morelia?

I'm back in Texas for only three weeks and you're correct about the subdivisions. There's plenty of Tacos everywhere here in Texas and yes Mexican style too. Gaby's has lost the lawsuit and their entertainment license now. I have gone to three donut shops while here on vacation in Texas and have eaten way to many along with chocolate milk. lol I use all those Google Translate features often especially on some future tense verbs. I can't wait to get back home to Bucerias in about two weeks and enjoy the Low Season which is my favorite season. I enjoyed your video as usual. Bucerias Rod

Beautiful walk

Nicely done!

Mexico needs a Bukele or Milei Not a more masculine version of Trudeau

We are very happy for her and what she represents for our country.

Corrupción

Nothing will Change!

You never could go wrong in mexico im not picky i like it alot, ❤ definitely 😁 Decent looks i love it

Sweet

Golf is toooooo expensive. Pay half price in Hawaii. Otherwise looks like a great place.

SHE WAS TAMALERA , SHE IS A VERY COSMOPOLITAN GIRL 🤑🤑🤑🤑

I want to see the water treatment plants taking care of all the mighty dollar tourists

You got this Pablo 👏🏽👏🏽💪🏽

Machismo