did I get SCAMMED? What can $50 buy you in Mexico City

For today's challenge, we are seeing how long our money can go in a food market here in Mexico City! This was also my first time feeling extremely unwelcomed and that wasn't too comfortable. Tune in to find out if what I got was worth the coins!
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[@SayDwyght]

You explored the San Juan Pugibet Market, renowned for its array of 'exotic' goods. While the market is known for its unique offerings, it tends to be pricier compared to conventional markets. Interestingly, in close proximity lies another market known as San Juan Arcos de Belém, one of the four San Juan Public Markets. This particular market boasts more budget-friendly prices, making it a preferable choice. The former, however, is often regarded as a tourist spot. So, no, you didn´t get scammed, you just went to a whitexican market where people like to pretend they know about food.

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Ahhhh I see!! Thank you for this insight. Are there any other markets you recommend where I’m not paying gringo taxes

[@valmota8159]

@@itsjasminegiselle Find out where the closest tianguis(Mexican version of a farmers market)sets up and what day/s,that's where you'll find the freshest,cheapest and best food and remember that most of not all market stalls usually have the prices clearly shown in the signs they display.

[@itsjasminegiselle]

thank you so much ! 🫶🏽

[@SayDwyght]

​@@itsjasminegiselle Becoming a regular customer for your local tianguis or market is my best advice. Even as Mexicans, we often find ourselves asking the same question when exploring a new or unfamiliar market, 'Was I scammed? Haha.

[@HoracioGarduno]

Hi! You can go to Mercado Medellin (believe you live in Condesa, so it’s much closer than San Juan Market), a lot of American people go there, the attendants are kinder and you will pay at most 300 pesos for what you got. There you can get to know people in casual situations.

[@DJ-ld6um]

So proud of you for just getting out there in the world! These are all learning experiences that will build character and open your horizons exponentially.

[@itsjasminegiselle]

I agree wholeheartedly ✨🌱

[@CuratedVibes]

I love CDMX! I lived in Merida for the last 3 years. It really helps to learn Spanish. I think the locals in CDMX are tired of expats not speaking Spanish or even trying. Another tip is to maybe avoid filming folks or blur their faces. They will look at you rude if they think you're recording them without permission. It's a lot more courtesy and respectful that way. Good luck!

[@lizzyflyf96]

Ask if you can film first they'll be more inviting. Then they fill apart of not invaded.

[@TreMcKinney-uo8nl]

It seems like they were not able to speak or understand much of what you were saying in English, And they didn’t seem to care or give an effort at meeting you halfway to reach an understanding. (The French are notorious for this btw, and will often times refuse to speak / acknowledge English speaking foreigners) Using Google translate might help. But I think using the Spanish you do know would help in not being ignored or feeling unwelcome. As for the stares- it could be because you stick out for multiple reasons, and are also holding a camera while speaking English. Hope this helps, it’s always great to see someone out traveling and having fun!

[@fernandoguerrerorodriguez7111]

You’re right in the comments. I think you identify 3 important points of view. ✌🏼

[@dday3322]

I think it’s the camera…not everyone wants to be in some else’s video. Please be mindful of their privacy.❤

[@Cenlalowell]

You're in their country so they have no need to meet you half way on English

[@lajarox4190]

Agreed, learning Spanish and attempting to speak it NEEDS to be a priority. Respect...

[@One1Luv]

@@Cenlalowell; You realize, this is completely polar opposite ….. here in America for those whom are Spanish speaking.

[@debbipatrickdr.5boutique195]

always check the back child proof locks on the back of the uber doors too. Heads up!

[@Yahwehschild4eva]

Hold can you explain? This scared me😅

[@user-mz5ff1sg7j]

​@Yahwehschild4eva If the childproof locks are on you can get kidnapped

[@nahumhernandez7131]

besides what others have comment ill say that just like anywhere else, if you feeling ignored dont do business with them, keep exploring the markets and value those that go out of their way to get your business, also google translate, i use it all the time here in the US to take care my my russian customers.

[@nic2859]

Girl I’m feeling some kind of way for you 😂 like “what y’all looking at?!” I’m like that in the states as well though lol I think it’s expensive but it’s a education tax, as I call it. I think sitting down for a full weekend and just writing down common phrases you need that you can carry around with you would help BIG TIME when you have no internet service. It’s just intimidating but big leaps always are. You’re doing good though 💜

[@endiac2829]

Why didn't you send the phrases with this message? I suggested she used Translator investing in an additional phone.

[@user-mv4qn3rh4n]

Girl, you need to be learning some Spanish. Its respectful and the only way to really immerse yourself in the culture. Im African American and I taught myself in like six months with DUOLINGO! It's free!! and easy!!

[@user-mz5ff1sg7j]

Well where did you learn Spanish?

[@CocoJ]

I literally just stumbled across your channel in my suggestions and this is the second vlog I’ve watched of yours. You are so brave and this has made me wanna take a trip there. Keep pushing! You got this!❤

[@beachlife8367]

I visited QRO last month for the very first time. It was my first time out of the US and I didn't know what to expect. I did go to one of the markets and it was a struggle because I speak very (very) little Spanish. However, the people that I met there were extremely kind. I mean, one guy went above and beyond to help me by leaving his "store" in the market to walk me down to another "store" in the market so I could purchase some rice. Just was NOT EXPECTING this level of kindness, even though I had seen many videos talking about how people in Mexico (in particular QRO) were very friendly for the most part. THAT BEING SAID: I did get scammed! Lol! I was walking through the market and there were two ladies just kind of set up in the market but not in a booth. They both just had a table and a chair if I remember correctly. I know one was selling vegetables...not sure what the other lady was selling. I saw the first lady was selling bags of garlic and I wanted to get some. She told me 30 pesos. Well, I was not familiar Mexican currency as well as I should have been. I had some coins in my pocket and just grabbed all of them and held them out to her, asking her to show me how much I had and if it was enough. If I had taken the time to READ, I would have seen the amount on the coins. All she said was Yes. I said, Yes? All of them? She said Yes. And (dumb me) I gave her all of them. Later when I got back to the Airbnb, I looked at some coins I still left and realized that I had to have given her over 100 pesos. I felt bad but only for a split second. I figured if that was the worst thing that happened on this trip, I was coming out way ahead (and it was the worst part of the trip, because the rest was absolutely amazing).

[@eder9252]

Hahaha

[@missnurse78]

Don't feel bad. Same thing happened to me getting ice cream and also in a market. Lol. I was so frustrated counting pesos I just handed them money.... and of course they took it and didn't offer change. Lol. Oh well.

[@lizc.8318]

I’m so sorry this happened to you

[@Chinise22]

I'm loving the vlogs! To see you traveling and exploring the country is amazing and inspiring ✨️ 🫶🏾

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Thank you my love 💗💗💗

[@ShaylaLaStar_]

Al pastor are my favorite tacos there! Ah, love your vlogs, you're making me miss CDMX even more. Your hair looks beautiful too! 💖

[@4evermistyblu]

Just found your vlogs and I’m so proud of you young Queen. Moving abroad solo can be so hard, but you DID IT!!!

[@user-gr4rc4ub7b]

Please be safe 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ I hope you are communicating with someone and Houston letting them know your whereabouts, Keep in contact with your family every day. Tell them your schedule for today. Send your location I’m very proud of you. Blessings.

[@ArmandoHernandez-kf4jt]

You going to loved Mexico I know it’s been hard for you to get known the Mexican culture I’m proud of u You never give up u amazing girl

[@ninjask8ter]

I actually live close to Alameda Park, but I recently checked out the area where you were at in behind the US Embassy. I've been on and off here for 12+ years, and still see something new everyday. It's pretty common to be ignored if they don't understand you, and sometimes asking questions really bothers them. However, I can say that this city really does grow on you. One day you will leave Mexico City, but Mexico City will never leave you!

[@ninadelong815]

You’re brave and have great tolerance on the way they treat Americans visiting/touring their community.

[@1olive1olive4]

Wow! Such a brave young lady? I was completely overwhelmed like that in Montreal! Everyone spoke french n i found them all to be 'very' ignorant, even those tgat prob knew englush, downright, refused to speak it! They completely all succeeded in making me feel like a blacknoutcast! it was awful, and it was freezing like-25 or sumthin stupid like that! I lasted a week then changed my flights n went home! I was sad because what little i did see was so beautiful but girrrrrl,, it wassa lot! After watching ur other video about ur fone, girl i have immediately started screen shotting all my cintacts n emailing them to myself so i can start a written list! I have nevet ever thiught of my fone conking out! Omg id ave been sooooo stressed scared etc! U one brave girl! Cudos!

[@hairrepublicinternationalv7444]

I’m enjoying this vicarious travel to Mexico!!! It’s like I’ve gained a lil sis !!! Hang in there YOU BRAVEEEEEE GIRL YOU!!!!!!🎉❤

[@shansworld712]

It’s nice they let you try it! Fun vlog Mexico City is so pretty

[@eduardovelasco8276]

Im glad i came across your channel. I get a chance to see how life looks there. Im excited! Im going to mexico city next month in January

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Good luck ✨💗

[@eduardovelasco8276]

@@itsjasminegiselle thanks 🙂

[@KimberlyKimbrough1]

Before you go out, you should get a notebook and write down some basic questions and words for what you plan to do. If you are going to buy fruit, then have some of the words written down. I do that right here in the states whenever I go out to try to speak Spanish at an authentic mexican restaurant and it goes so much better. :) I am living through your life right now. Someday, I hope to have these experiences like you.

[@mekelaladen4091]

Jasmine I admire your bravery stepping out of the box into another country unknown. I too am interested in moving or visiting another country or foreign place. Bless you 💖

[@Mommabear30]

I’m sooooooo proud of you! Houston on the map in Mexico! 🤘🏾🤘🏾I’m such a sensitive person I would have taken it to heart. You are an OG! Handled that well!

[@LaSweetdremz]

There's no way I could be by myself like that either I wish I'd known her I would love to be her bestie n travle with her 🚗 ⭐

[@HazelBerrii]

Love watching these vlogs as you explore. Try using your phone a little more to help you navigate. Good for translating spoken word, written word, telling you which fruit is which and even giving info on how to tell it’s ripe, etc. look forward to seeing what you do next. ❤

[@jinh817]

I went to Mexico City last year and at a market for exotic fruits they tried charging more for a dragon fruit. I would recommend asking how much stuff costs and comparing to other vendors in the same market or other markets. I ended coming across a way cheaper dragon fruit at a walmart. To ask for prices in Spanish, just grab the fruit show it to them and ask “cuanto?” (Pronounced “Kwan-Toe” & meaning “how much”). The orange thing you grabbed is a fruit called persimmon. My Spanish isn’t 100% fluent so I’d use google translate app a’lot and would convert prices on my calculator.

[@Siempre1116]

Beautiful Lady, be safe out there. I live in Tijuana but have never gone deeper in to Mexico.

[@hubcitytony2734]

I’m from Mexico but my parents brought me to California wen I was 2 years old , you are so lucky that you can travel to Mexico .. sadly I can’t go to Mexico because of my immigration status.. You are so beautiful

[@manuelgallardo1322]

For the area and the type of fruit you got, that sounds about right. The dragon fruit i seen it anywhere from 90 to 150 pesos when I have traveled around Mexico

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Ahhh okay okay. Thank you for sharing

[@LaSweetdremz]

I love how you handle everybody you're such a sweet girl❤

[@f4llenstarr]

Just moved to CDMX myself, definitely getting customed to how busy it is but in life we grow through discomfort and I plan for a great 2024.

[@rubylimey7614]

Every vlog I've seen talks about the noise level 😂

[@FernandoCastelan-nz6tn]

Hey, pretty You have to go eat a cake Chilaquiles in La Condesa is street food but it is very good and the price is $60 pesos 3.48 dollars, try it you will love it, greetings ❤😊

[@malaika444]

Love watching you traveling the world young lady. I think they stuck you up 😂. I'm a new subbie.

[@jaytee2913]

Love your videos. Make sure you are asking about places to avoid due to crime as much as you are asking about places to buy things. Have your translator app handy to ensure you are answering questions correctly. Someone could be asking you a question you want to say no to. Stay safe!!!

[@swallacegray2013]

I'm living in Mexico through u, I have a husband & college aged adults, no one is moving there, he's always talking about the Cartell, he don't even want to vacay there so I have to stay put( I'll vacay w/o him tho frfr)😂 We do have a cousin living in Cancun that travels back n forth to America for work, she loves it in Cancun!

[@HoracioGarduno]

Except for some identified spots, Mexico is lovely, too lovely maybe.

[@pinoivegas]

Yes,you've been had. Could definitely get all of those for 400 pesos ($25) in La Merced or Mercado San Juan Av. Arcos de belen.

[@fernandozome1750]

Ok Jasmine, Me too , I have been alone in another Country, and I know what you feel, that these people don´t puy any attention to your needs. These people want you to push your Spanish, start speaking new words each time, how ever It comes out, they would love to hear you try and speak some words in Spanish, not all but some words would help you Tons. And when you try to speak, new good things happen. But when you don´t push to speak, they all turn their back, because thats their way of not knowing what to Do. Another sugestion is, if you are not sure about numbers in spanish, you can tell them to write the Amount, or show you the calculator. When you´re in the Mercado and If you Catch the wrong Total and pay, they might just keep Quiet, and then they see you leaving. Any way I can promise you that with some words in spanish your interaction will be much much better, and Yes. And when trying to speak, you can even Screw Up all your sentence. laugh and have Fun, mexicans love to joke all the time, they would love to hear your "funny Spanish", Now you have a hole new different buy experience. I think you payed too much. Never buy to that guy again. You have more, more options. Another thing about the "freaky" looks that you sometimes feel , It is not a friendly look with a smile that you could expect, no , these people in the markets, maybe have zero education and don´t know anything else but basic Big City Survival Skills, no time for smiles. Your relaxed Vibe is really nice . You´ll be fine. Hope you are fine !

[@TheeeGoldenOne]

I love watching your journey ❤ from your fellow houstonian.

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Thank you ✨💗

[@planetangell]

question, how are you able to take out money from the ATM? is it easy? or do i need to open an account in mexico? im going to mexico city next week and tryna figure how imma go about bringing my money. Should I bring dollars and exchange it at the aiport or could i just take my money out through the ATM?

[@debbipatrickdr.5boutique195]

ripe in spanish: SAY -MADURO SOUNDS LIKE MA DU RO (mature, ripe, mellow)

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Ahhhh I’ll keep that one in my vault! I try to learn at least one new word a day ✨✨

[@travelingthediaspora7996]

WOW! I spent that buying groceries for 10 days at Chadraui.

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Lord knows I miss Chedraui 😭😩 I was too spoiled in PDC

[@deltonsutherland4633]

Good morning Jasmine, I came across your channel and I have to say that I do commend you for stepping out of your comfort zone. As an Afro-Latino I would say that once you learn the language you will feel more relaxed. Trying to speak the language more is going to make the natives open up more to you. There are free lessons here on KZbin where you can find basic conversations to help you. I do wish you the best and I look forward to more of your journey.

[@danimx6647]

I'm seeing 400-500 pesos. I think Dragon fruit, and Guanabana are 100 each, the rest is common. Try to find a fruit marked were they print you the ticket at the end. In my neighborhood I have two fruterias in my block, but I rather walk 3 blocks for the one that has a printer. Becouse is the worst feeling when you think you get robbed.

[@srhawki2]

I started to go into a rant 10 seconds into the damn video! Lmfao I'm screaming into the computer "Don't look at her like that sir! Adjust your brow! Fix the wrinkle between your eyebrows! Tienes una problema? Cus we can take it there!" *balls up fist like Arthur* I had to pause the video and calm down lol. Now let me get back to my scheduled programming :)

[@buttaflybytes]

Happy for you to solo travel. I’m 60y/o now and travelled solo to Europe in my 20s. It is a life changing a memorable thing to do! Safe travels! Stay adventurous! ❤ PS…I wish u took advantage of using google translate.

[@jacquelinegrayden4706]

You should have bought the star fruit, it is delicious. Cant believe you did not know the persimmon, both are available in the USA

[@amanda6610]

Which last last remix is that? I love it!

[@amarirogersco]

You will enjoy Colombia more. I had the same experience in Guadalajara. I loved Medellin!

[@arnulfoalvarez1743]

It’s Colombia!

[@g.pearson4726]

Im proud of you for pushing throw the discomfort You're very inspiring

[@mgraham1127]

Definitely try one of the translator apps on your cell phone to help you communicate better. Stay safe.

[@carrymore7952]

Dragon fruit in mexico is usually .39 -71 cents a pound Cherimoya is 1.99 to 3.99 a pound in mexico Papaya is 0.25 cents to 0.28 cents a pound Pomegranates in mexico .80 cents to 85 cents a pound. Plums about 50 cent a pound I can't identify the other fruits. But the ones I mentioned including your favorite the most expensive fruit of all cherimoya and the 4 others should of cost no more than 25 - 27 dollars. And that's using the high end of the prices . You had a 11 pieces of fruit and your favorite is the most expensive of them all. I think he charged you double for the expensive items. And I feel like the mean mugs didn't have anything to do with your fliming. Most people have pretty obvious reactions when they dont like being recorded.I believe the mean mugs just came from some mean people. Overall most people where minding their own just as you were.

[@lguerrero4158]

So sorry Jasmine 😢, he is a bad boy 🤬. If you need something or ig you want just walk, I live in Mexico City 🫂🫶

[@BeautyTheGoddess]

I'm loving your videos

[@paulaboynton5198]

The time of season for the fruit is the reason for the high and low price I traveled to morocco and the watermelon was 25$ in the winter

[@SabiduriadelaSanta]

Hey girl! For your safety don’t always have ur camera out in public ❤! I’m from medico city and that’s why u get a lot of stares … just be careful ❤

[@josephplacencia9091]

I’m not sure about the prices at the market but I think there definitely is an up charge for Americans. They tried to charge me $60 US dollars for 5 small souvenirs one time.I am Mexican-American and I get stares all the time when I go to Mexico. They can tell you are not from there. The stares are annoying sometimes but I just do my best to ignore it. My friend is also Mexican but raised in the United States and he noticed how everyone seems to stare all the time. I think the locals are just curious about people they are not use to seeing.

[@JesusHerreraOrtega]

I love your music !

[@itsjasminegiselle]

why thank you ☺️

[@theresaruiz-dn1pe]

Are you able to google what you want to say? I always do that and I am able to communicate with Spanish speaking individuals like that since I know very little Spanish.

[@jedi1415]

One thing about mexico is soo laid back compared to usa everything here is go go go. Im glad you adjusted to the slow pace feels more relaxed. Hope i can go live down there soon. And i come to learn the reason people stare alot is curiosity. And you fine. Morena women are gorgeous im not saying its a fetish but you definitely have admirers and lots of Mexican men would wife you up.

[@tracielozanoguevara7842]

He might of over charged you a little bit because of where you went to go by the fruit and you bought fruit that was not in season and you did buy cherimoya, star fruit, mamey, pomegranate, zapote negro ex…. Next time go to a tianguis or local vendor but you are in Mexico City in a nicer neighborhood 😊you might not get a deal in those neighborhoods just saying!

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Got it, that’s makes sense! Thank you for the insight 😅✨

[@Stormie0303]

I need a playlist for the music in your vlogs.

[@TheIslandBelle]

Yeah, here playlist for her videos are a vibe

[@cassandraharrison4732]

Just to give you some advice they have this app where you speak English to it and it translated to Spanish so if they speak to you in Spanish it will translate to English so you'll be able to understand them and they'll be able to understand you so just see if you can find that app and you should be able to navigate. Mexico a little better

[@Mommabear30]

You make me want to try a Mexican market in Houston ❤😂 I can’t go that far 😂

[@JamesJordan-mz3nn]

So you feel comfortable in Mexico. Good luck

[@EduardoFlores-id9ed]

Hola jasmine bonito video

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Gracias 😊

[@jpam59]

I m sorry to heard that some bad experiences happened to a tourist from Mexico a Disneyland worker committed discrimination Acts to them just for taking en Spanish not all people are bad there good and bad people in the USA and mexico

[@MegTelevised]

I learned Spanish through subtitles on Netflix

[@vibinwitlino6758]

Watching novelas helped me lol

[@ladybiz6682]

Excuse me young Sister. You are probably getting stared at because of your beauty. Take it with stride and enjoy your stay in Mexico. ❤

[@carolinavinuelas6280]

Girl, your doing just fine, look at you speaking Spanish! Keep practicing!

[@AaronCMenez]

Same than the comment above, you were not scammed, you went to a whitexican mercado.

[@itsjasminegiselle]

“ whitexican “ 😩😂

[@julsxoxo]

I think they are staring because of the camera.

[@seasonedsofisticate1901]

Maybe use a translation app on your phone. You can speak english and it will translate what you say to Spanish. Also, love your music selections on your videos. I’ve watched three so far.

[@laurabustinza9526]

Why haven't you used Google translate and look for information on Google. He said they are closing, you sre buying a lot of exotic fruit so maybe that why.

[@graceconner563]

I’m Mexican and when I visited even as a kid, my aunt who owns a spot in a mercado told me to dress down , not to speak English and use only their currency and not dollars because it screams American and they are ready to scam you ! Good luck to you . Learning the language is a game changer. They will be less likely to mistreat you because you know what’s going on.

[@banyasharahla6544]

Ey sis just started following u and am enjoying ur vids, got my Mex citizenship and gonna move down there would be awesome to get some coffee or whatever u Mexicans drink lol

[@loudeville865]

That guy in the fruit stand should have helped you pick that fruit, you did an awesome job though, lemme known if you need help going to the market next time, Im in the city, I got you.

[@malikirby6244]

I'm moving here next January 🫣

[@anastasiajoseph309]

THE FRUIT YOU PICKED UP ABD DIDN'T KNOW WHAT IT IS, CALLED STAR FRUIT ITS GOOD ON SALADS

[@luisfercaz]

I hope you are doing well?

[@MiguelChavez-vv6fu]

Buenos días 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@smoovewilson5362]

Was Google translate not working or something 🤔 I'm not standing in a market looking crazy

[@martin75484]

You play good music

[@itsjasminegiselle]

Thank youuuuu. I don’t be playing about my tunes 🤣🤣

[@lisasmith6748]

I think that price was way too high for what you bought(got)... I'm born and raised California, and go to Mexico every now and then. The prices there in the markets are much cheaper than the USA. I buy fruits and vegetables all of the time, and I think you paid too much... However I have family that moved to Africa and the language and cultural barriers make a difference. Once you learn the culture and language things will be much better... You're doing a great job, keep up the great work. 👑👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️🥳

[@miguelgarciapoujol3127]

29:06 😅😮

[@lifeofmo8248]

I feel a little bad because when I stayed in Mexico City, I stayed haggling them in the prices to where when I would come, they just gave me the cheapest rate. lol. I would tell them, Si vas a cobrar tanto, se los compraré a otro proveedor. Dame un precio razonable ya que todos sobrevivimos aquí. They would go way way down to price 😅

[@gerome215]

Can I come visit u, I speak English and Spanish

[@keeliharris5055]

Don't spend your money where you're not welcome d or feel appreciated...you're doing such a Courageous job of taking the trip alone

[@danrangel3832]

It's a little bit, but I think the exotic fruit is expensive everywhere.. your very attractive woman❤

[@danieldominguezmartinez3998]

Jasmine you Butiful ln Mexico.,✅🌺🌹

[@zannegoldwire2788]

I've been going to various parts of Mexico and (several other foriegn countries) since I was a child, and yes I think you paid too much($50) for that handful of fruit... I understand the cost of living has inclined everywhere, but especially when you're a American tourist it seems you always get charged more no matter what country you go to...

[@merleneking-qr1he]

Always learn the basics of a language and the money conversion before moving.

[@foxylotta77]

Use your phone interpreters

[@hubcitytony2734]

you should use your phone to translate

[@drlorrie1019]

Great video. I didn’t like Mexico. You would love Peru. The food is amazing, the people polite and so much culture. Didn’t like Mexico after spending time in Peru.

[@lisaknox2011]

You may have received some stares because they were closing soon. They may have been ret ta go😂

[@campampates]

You ultimately gotta decide if you're gonna be a full time tourist...cus if you're staying long-term you need to assimilate into the culture and not be like many paisanos in the US do ... refusing to learn the language and staying in hispanic areas etc.

[@brownbuter]

800 peso is 46 dollars, what do u mean you didn't expect to spend all of the 46 dollars at a vendors market.?

[@MegTelevised]

If you play your cards right, you could be the one giving tours in a few months. I’d book you

[@itsjasminegiselle]

the fact that I've actually thought about doing this lol

[@cano4966]

When u don't understand the language it's hard to asit you it's not personal I think I was spensive for what u got but u need to find your place One time i was looking for a 🍉 🍉 in the place was 200 pesos so 20 dollars more les There is places where I can get same thing for 30 pesos so look for the right place Remember not everyone speaks English out there specially the guys work on the markets take care love u ❤

[@lander2100]

I would suggest getting a backpack purse to free both arms while blogging. Be observant of your surroundings, and where you place your camera. Thanks

[@emiliomazariegoswilliams743]

Don't feel bad about not being able to speak Spanish 😂; Mexico City is such an international place that lots of people speak English and to them it's awesome that they can practice English !!

[@pausainter1]

But not speak spanish closes Doors. For some people is very hard try to understeand with people with other lenguage.

[@lovelyamerah]

🤣 why bother going if you're not going to learn the language?