DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME IN MEXICO! 🇲🇽 OUR OFFICIAL MEX Q&A VIDEO (RVING IN MEXICO)

The final episode of Season 2! Do NOT waste your time in Mexico. All questions with time markers are below with links to everything mentioned in this episode.
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1:07 Is Mexico Safe?
3:00 Do you need passports?
3:44 What kind of insurance and permits are needed?
4:55 How do you get low sulfur diesel?
5:37 How did you find your caravan?
7:08 Was it difficult to cross the border?
7:45 Will we go back to Mexico?
9:05 Was language a barrier?
10:30 What did you do for water?
11:15 How much did Mexico cost?
12:05 How did find the people to fix our RV?
13:05 How good was the Wifi and Cell coverage?
15:05 How much money did we take down with us?
17:21 What extra parts did you take?
18:31 What about healthcare in Mexico?
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[@KeepYourDaydream]

ULTRA low diesel is the correct type of fuel required by new diesel vehicles. There is a big difference between Low Sulfer and ULTRA Low sulfer fuel. It was confirmed this year that Ultra Low was available in Mexico.

[@orcuttnyc]

'Available'? All the blogs i've been reading have reported only sporadic or 'no' ULSD in Mexico. Did you encounter otherwise? We are getting a new Mercedes Sprinter van and it can't run on 'LSD'. It only takes 'ULSD'. Hate the idea that because of fuel that we can't visit Mexico. Love your show! Thanks! Bill

[@tigre2299]

How can I know what type of diesel my 1997 motorhome likes to drink? (Cummins/Spartan)

[@k.r.v.4219]

tigre2299 I would imagine that at the time that was built, there was low sulfur fuel as a standard in the U. S. A. If you have access to a smart phone or computer, just google "do I need ultra low sulfur diesel fuel in my 1997 ......". That or something like that should get a good answer.

[@crazycrazy8236]

give him tequila

[@INSOMEX]

Keep Your Daydream guys thank you for your kibd opinions about mexico, if you have chance come to san luis portosi, there is a lot of places to visit and you can eat delicious food. I can sugest real de 14, huasteca. sotano de las golondrinas and a lot of places. thanks again.

[@tereorru]

It's wonderful that people from the USA are enjoying themselves in Mexico. As a mexican who lives in Mexico this makes me very proud. I've also been treated kindly everywhere in the USA. Common sense is always the key 😉, also treating others the way you want to be treated.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Such a great comment. We've had only positive experiences, but start out with a positive attitude toward our travel, anywhere.

[@utoobfan7203]

Pendeja. You sound ridiculous. Prob a fake character.

[@olchat2012]

Keep Your Daydream I'm 100% Mexican, born and raised which, in my opinion, gives me just enough moral authority to say...ignore those two negative comments above mine. Todos sabemos que, en cualquier lugar del mundo te van a tratar como tu trates a tus semejantes. Treat others as you wish to be treated :-) ¡ Gracias por visitar mi país !

[@renetorres9249]

Tere O. i see you read your bible

[@xilusRipper]

Mexico Nuevo Mexico Unido do the world a favor and stfu.

[@Kelly-nk2qz]

LOL Clickbait done RIGHT! I came here ready to fight lol. Nice =)

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Lol. Too funny.

[@Stier2019]

have you guys been already in Mexico City?

[@KeepYourDaydream]

No. That would be cool. Was totally off my list until this trip.

[@Stier2019]

Ok, probably next time! You will be wellcomed ! keep uploading this amazing videos! thumbs up

[@n0vemberm00n]

Kelly me too 😂😂😂

[@zombieblackopsgaming]

Your children are going to have some cool stories to share when their older. Not only the stories, what you are doing allows them to show their friends too. You guys are awesome, Keep up the awesome work! :)

[@regil93]

Im from Mexico and I have felt more unsafe in New York, Chicago or Houston Texas, than in Mexico.

[@dexvargas21]

Regil same lol I live in New Jersey but when I would go to school in Newark or when I go to NY I felt unsafe

[@mariovancraiger1453]

Regil bro I lived in San Diego and then my parents moved to. chicago when I was 15 now 20 years later...I'm telling you that never had a problem living in this city..it depends where you live buddy, if you live in a ghetto neighborhood full of gangs then you and your family won't be happy at all living I a crappy place

[@mommabear1623]

Regil you aint lying about that! Completely agree

[@mariovancraiger1453]

Neil Schweiner well I've never experienced any problem buddy...also I've been in Seattle and texas and lived in California and still go back to Cali every time I can, and never had any problem related with robberies...I also have gone to Mexico 2 times in recently years first time I was intersected by bunch of guys and robbed my car after crossing border el Paso texas and Juarez about 70 miles after the border in Mexico's side and another time in guadalajara jalisco., someone stole my chopper bike from my dad's garage(cochera) so,we have had experienced different situations but doesn't mean all states you mentioned are messed up or all mexico is messed up...I still love Mexico and not just because I had bad experiences,I would say I hate it,but I feel more secure over here.

[@alfredomontez9641]

I love the people, but those federales are world class assholes, you have to be on your best behavior when travelling through that country, corrupt as hell. But al least you can hold out for a $5 brive.

[@HumbleRoad]

Your entire Mexico series was truly epic. Your video coverage, narration and editing are top shelf. Love your videos! You guys got it right!

[@cedarpoplar7443]

Finally someone talks sense. I get tired of people saying how dangerous Mexico can be. This man just got done saying they did their travel safely - not driving at night, not going into bars and not looking for trouble. I wish all tourist and visitors would have the same common sense and bring back a good report Thanks; you guys are a wonderful couple. you are much appreciated

[@panchoscity]

You guys are the best, greetings again from Mazatlan Mexico!.

[@leofeza9325]

Oh man i was ready to defend Mexico and Mexicans. They the nicest people i know. Less judgemental and prejudiced than most Americans. Viva Mexico

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Ha! I know... so many people didn't like the title, but that's why this video reached so many people :)

[@Bye69486]

Leo Feza thank u ! 🇲🇽

[@jackquinndennis1636]

Thank you for your enthusiasm, your thoroughness, friendliness, and smiling faces... It is a joy to watch you in action... And thank you for the camera error, it's fun to know that someone else makes mistakes like I do! Your encouragement has helped me to insist on traveling more with my TT and helped me convince my wife the work is worth it... Can't wait for season 3...

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I'm still working on it. We've learned that the sun behind us helps for 30 min Q&A videos... otherwise, we're staring into the sun and we get shadows, but I need to adjust the angle next time. I really wanted that vineyard behind us, but it back fired 20 min later! If I would have had wifi last night... I would have dropped in the clip from the movie Ghost.

[@y4go650]

Come on, Mexico is enormous of course there are dangerous parts, like anywhere in the world, but most of México is quite safe

[@dianagazcon3157]

If you have Bank of America you can use Banco Santander in Mexico in order to avoid fees for withdrawing at other bank's ATM.

[@abrahamcb]

Diana Gazcon same with Citibank & Banamex

[@Munoz0992]

He guys what if you have Chase? What bank can I use?

[@bluesplat3154]

Isa Muñoz Try Chase Bank little kissass....."What bank can I use?"

[@eddenoy321]

Banco Santander is the preferred bank of the secuestro/express network family.Always carry the BS Card !

[@fabm4252]

Diana Bank of America is not partnered up with Santander anymore.. it’s not Scotiabank 👍.. I recently moved to Tijuana from San Diego so I use Scotiabank now..

[@JoshPostVlogs]

Excellent video. I've traveled all around Mexico and love it. I get frustrated with people's misconception that it's unsafe, dirty, or whatever. It's actually a beautiful and magical country... And safe. Thank you for helping to dispell the misconception. P.S. Since you enjoy Napa, you will also have to check out Valle de Guadalupe, a beautiful wine region just south of Tijuana.

[@jkoneman]

Mexico is amazing. I've been 10 or 12 times and the people have always been nice and helpful. Tip for the animals: Take a picture of you with the animal at the vet's office with the sign visible/legible. Then you can show the animal is yours and that you were physically at the vet. Also make sure the vet's office is aware you're traveling so they wont hesitate to provide info if the authorities call to verify.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Good tip on the animals. Thx

[@jossehrivers9605]

I was there in Mexico on December went to Guanajuato, Guadalajara and Mexico City, It was awesome and felt very safe 👍

[@martincito1662]

For your next trip, I highly recommend you to visit these 3 adjoining states in the center of Mexico. Start in the beautiful colonial city of San Luis Potosí and drive to Real de Catorse where the movie, The Mexican, with Julia Roberts and Brad Pitt was filmed. Drive down to Leon, Guanajuato known as Mexico's shoe capital. Than, go to world famous San Miguel de Allende (the city with the most Americans in Mexico). Afterwards visit the City of Guanajuato, the most beautiful colonial city in all of Mexico. Visit Guanajuato during the Festival International Cervantino, you won't regret it, I promise you. Drive southeast and visit another wonderful colonial city, Querétaro. Travel north and explore the ecological region known as the Sierra Gorda. You'll be amazed with the richness of its wildlife and plant life due to its many ecosystems. Enter back in the state of San Luis Potosí and explore la Huasteca Potosina. This rainforest is known for its many waterfalls. A stop at Xilitla and a visit to Las Pozas Garden is a must, and if you are adventurous enough parachute down the Cave of Swallows, an open air pit measuring 333 meters in height.

[@mamaterri00]

Martincito Wow! what great information. Thank you so much for sharing. 👍

[@rayfletcher3683]

We drove and dry camped in every state in Mexico, even found a way through the copper canyon area that apparently can’t be done! All in a2 W D eurovan . No problem at all! Loved the people and places. Also did most of Guatemala. Found some parts of USA a bit iffy.

[@willmacintyre649]

Wow!! I have to say this lighting is certainly showing both you Tricia, and Marc to your best advantage. The setting, the natural light, and environment show you both off in a painting by the masters' of the art.God bless you and be with you for the next hundred years!!!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

The Patrick Swayze lighting from Ghost... Thanks!

[@andresmadrigal1107]

All my gringos that had a positive thing to say about my people i love u guys

[@pedroguzman3403]

It makes me happy when people tell the truth about Mexico... I miss Mexico so much.

[@juliuslewis9504]

I'm getting old and I spending $2300 a month in the USA too much money and things are getting more expensive every day

[@jazmean9161]

Julius Lewis you can retire in Mexico. Check youtube videos of Americans living in San Miguel Allende Guanajuato, cheap cost of living,nice people and great weather. I'm not from there BTW I'm from the Mexican State of Aguascalientes(hot waters) wich is also very beautiful,great weather and nice people

[@angelito1460]

Julius Lewis I'm not Mexican, but I've heard Mazatlan is a very safe place to live.

[@gabrielaj9696]

Eminem JR LoL Don't think that. Do better research.

[@mx.litzix9100]

Eminem JR LoL My grandma always talks about mazatlan. I'm guessing it's nice over there ?

[@dorianbelen]

Julius. With only 1K. you will live like king in mexico. and save $1300 a month

[@NoOneHere2Day]

The title might lure all the racist from their caves.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Yeah, maybe the wrong kind kind of click bait.

[@isabelafigueroa4461]

true

[@dannyherrera1598]

Am I the only one Comment LOL!!!! So true!!! I was thinking the same till I heard what they said at the beginning lol

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Sorry no name... I turned off Shyboy. Normally those that are accusing people of being racist are the most racist of all. Nothing about this video has anything do with racism :) It's not even worth discussing.

[@noname-lq2kg]

Keep Your Daydream Exactly. Great video by the way!

[@ringo12112]

Thanks so much for your channel and especially to inform and teach our brothers and sisters from USA that Mexico is a great country to visit and get to know their beautiful people and culture. Blessings from a mexican living in the great USA 🇺🇸✌️❤️

[@4givemeGodIloveypu]

Puerto Vallarta is known for its multiple activities that can be done. Hiking, fishing, swimming with dolphins, horse riding, etc etc.

[@blackfish7163]

You guys are so good at this!

[@jorgegarciamejia4829]

Guys, please keep doing this, show everybody else what Mexico really is. Not what "other people say".

[@panchopantera7]

Muchas Gracias!!! Anyone who shows ANY interest in my Culture, my country or my language...I automatically LOVED THEM. THANK YOU FOR BEING SO COOL. Mi Casa es Su Casa;) Have fun Amigos\m/

[@sugarplumfairy20101]

Mexican doctors are amazing.

[@none-ya-dam821]

Can't wait til season 3!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Tomorrow!

[@headlessprofessor]

The absolute best ATM card is First Republic. Use it anywhere: no ATM fees on either end, no foreign exchange fees, good exchange rates.

[@EscorpioEden]

I love american people from Mexico our brothers and sisters

[@cia8742]

Hell nah

[@fabm4252]

It’s actually pretty easy to travel around Mexico. I’ve been living here in Tijuana for about 9 months and always take solo trips to different parts of Mexico .. I recommend you guys do Chihuahua.. take el chepe train 🚂 to Creel and barrancas de cobre then to Los Mochis.. Cheers 🍻

[@ryanmofat977]

Yay I've been waiting for this vid keep up the great work and remember to keep your daydream ✌️

[@migdez]

Marc and Tricia you are a sweet couple and have an amazing energy. I wish you many more years of adventures together. Thanks for this beautiful contribution.

[@DeusExMachino]

I also want to mention when going to Mexico I really suggest getting a house or condo thorugh airbnb is much cheaper. Also Uber is your friend. When I go to certain places in Mexico I always take uber to go from point A to B and so on. Some people like taking the bus the old fashioned way, but uber is more reliable in my personal opinion. I remember in my last trip to guadalajara and puerto vallarte I was there for almost a month and I only spent like $37 U.S using uber and this were long road trips.

[@kaym7704]

Puerto Vallarta... ugh that’s my favorite city in Mexico. Probably some of the best food I’ve had.

[@berlinstadtderjugendberlin8478]

I ❤️ México the people so friendly !! 😘😍😜

[@stevenpadilla4294]

I went around mexico and found it exotic and warm and the people where so great. As a hispanic i was treated the same way whether they knew i was a gringo or native. I was treated very well. People where so nice. I took buses from mexico city to Guadalajara. I lived in different cities over 4 months and i didnt want to leave. My future retirement country.

[@FlashBiz]

We drove the Baja in our 1990 Toyota pickup in January 2015. We LOVED it. Cool towns and WOW mountains, rocks that we've never seen before. Maybe we'll see you on the road!

[@edgarhernandez2060]

OMG I was ready to fight 😂 you guys are amazing, such a nice video 👍🏻

[@mikel5140]

I am not sure why, but I find the two of you very interesting to watch. Lots of fun between you, its nice to see that. Of course the information you have shared is great.

[@TheRealBizWiz]

*My parents retired to Mexico in March. We visited them in August and we're going every summer. I'm a little jealous I must admit.* _They're in their late 60's and live a more active life than younger people!_ *_LIKED, SUBSCRIBED & SHARED!_*

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Welcome. We have 16 vids on Mex - check out our playlist for Season 2 and we just got back from Tulum.

[@BARBAQUED]

Great Q&A. I work every day in Nogales and absolutely live the Mexican people and Sonora

[@olchat2012]

John Barba Tequeria Lupita next to comercial VH has the best tacos de chicharron, a classic for decades !

[@AzerPaul]

Wow, what a lot of good information! And joyfully presented. Great job.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Thanks Paul. Are you new to the channel. Did you see some of the Mexico episodes yet?

[@AzerPaul]

Keep Your Daydream So far only this and the Safety one. I'll be watching them all. :)

[@HereBeBarr]

I would look into an ATM card that waives all fees foreign banks (my TD Bank) does this. I do agree, sometimes the ATMs are messed up in Mexico though !

[@abelaparicio139]

Here Be Barr same in USA, and more fees than Mexico amigo.. beside lots of homeless standing next to at the ATM, asking for a buck for the bus, for this for that... every day.

[@luyzqint3760]

You guys are so cool. Salud! 🍷

[@pixarfreak1993]

Your children are going to be very cultured thats great.

[@rogerdodger8415]

DEFEND DACA There is NO defense of DACA. Just like in YOUR home, when the party is over, the invited guests MUST LEAVE. It is time to say goodbye and LOCK THE DOOR. Not have them invite the rest of their families (in chain migration) to occupy your home. No, I'm sorry as in YOUR home, they too must leave OR PAY to stay.

[@almightychris6038]

Roger didit Well if we're gonna play that game then why are white people still in the United states, they aren't natives to the land lol they invaded it

[@rogerdodger8415]

Chris Segura Invaded? You mean SETTLED. The Indians that were here were not the ORIGINAL owners of the land. EVERY NATION has migrants and settlers. We have immigrants FROM THE ENTIRE WORLD! Just because Indians dotted the landscape it didn't entitle them to ownership of the land. It's not what land you sit on. It's what you have INVESTED in the land that matters. They had nothing.

[@Shiro-ii6nw]

Roger didit hahaha, No, the Natives, they were clearly invaded. As a matter of fact they were kicked out of their homes and sent elsewhere to start over. As for DACA, they are paying, within 1-2 years it expires and so they have to pay to renew it. Also your analogy isn’t very good, DACA receiver are more like foster kids, to receive DACA you have to meet certain requirements, have to have been younger then 16 when you came to the US, were under the age of 31 as of June 6, 2012, there are more like can’t have felony or any misdemeanor, but that sets the person to have been basically raised in the US, they have to either be in school or graduated, DACA receiver have nothing to go back to but also have no permanent spot in the US as of now. Finally, you must be a shitty host if you make your guest pay

[@rogerdodger8415]

Ar.In.G So, then in your world view,to occupy the land means to "own" it? Is that they way the world works NOW, or EVER in history? And to what extent? If they live on ten square miles, does that mean they own a thousand square miles? That's ridiculous. And your DACA program was ILLEGAL. It was formulated to bypass congress and put in place as a TEMPORARY (say that again) measure. Now one minute you say the DACA "kids and the next it's people in their thirties! They have a BIRTH country that they came from. Now, that the program of TEMPORARY asylum is over, the are expected to RETURN to that PLACE OF BIRTH. The million plus that are here can APPLY like anyone else. They should be granted NO SPECIAL PRIVILEGE anymore than others that apply for citizenship. This was CLEARLY an attempt to make the USA a more "diverse" IE less white country.

[@desirangel8156]

Your guys' videos are the number one thing I look forward to every weekend!! :) Thank you for sharing your journey on here. Your videos have definitely been the inspiration behind myself and my fiancé wanting to become full time traveling RVers within this next year! I love how your family is down to earth, hilarious and all around great people. It really makes it easy to watch your videos every weekend :) My fiancé and I just moved back to Wyoming from living in Portland, OR for a year. Not sure if Portland is on the list for Season 3, but I would definitely recommend it! The Portland Saturday Market is a GREAT place to go and the town and surroundings are absolutely gorgeous! Sorry for the long comment, haha. I have been watching you guys for quite a while now and figured I'd finally comment :) Thanks for being a real genuine family!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Done. Portland Market is now on the list! Thx!

[@gmoorman73]

You two always do a great job of conveying information. This time, you put it on top of a Saturn 5 rocket and shot it into orbit. Fantastico trabajo!

[@marialmaguer5770]

Great video!!! I live between San Antonio, Texas and Monterrey, Mexico and this video is amazing. I'm so glad that y'all enjoy a part of Mexico. Come to visit Monterrey, one of the biggest cities in this country! Regards!

[@oscartorres8606]

Awe man how cool are you guys!!! God bless you guys and America y viva Mexico!

[@mascotgates8052]

you guys are refreshing to what I've been looking at on KZbin

[@AudreyMusic]

This was incredibly helpful, thank you!

[@Catherine22518]

Great video! I'm Mexican, from California, born and raised but lived in Guadalajara for three years and loved it! I've been back in California for five years now and I'm wanting to go back to Mexico again!!

[@rarereckon1759]

Ok, first of Mexico is a country, not a s singular destination, with one single culture or mindset. Second, apart from "Cartel related violence", Mexico has it's non-compliant citizens just like any other country where goods and valuables are traded. The issue, is that Americans slur so much about other people, nations, and races(of course) that we become clouded by all the sewer talk. Mexico, has cities, more technologically advanced, developed and safe than many cities in the U.S.. Facts like these are hard to get our heads around because of all the filth that's spread and pushed down our brains.

[@rollsroyce7385]

r r true...

[@yiyarb8283]

true I hate how they portray mexico specially usa pisses me off so bad

[@SeanP7195]

I lived around all Mexicans in Phoenix and you think we talk bad about you? They were the most racists, xenophobic people I have ever met. God forbid black people hear what they say about this, Mexico is a singular destination, he referred to it correctly. You sound like many Mexicans who scream how racist the world is why you are worse than most.

[@SeanP7195]

My point exactly how bigoted Mexicans are to the same country they cant wait to get to.

[@utoobfan7203]

Ed Zeppelin Did not know yer ma was on this thread. Tell her i said hi....

[@greatjuankenobi217]

Ya'll got me with that headline. I was about to post a negative response without watching the video. Lol

[@kimviolet7292]

I am a Canadian that has lived in Bucerias, south of Sayulita and north of Puerto Vallarta for 8 years, it is safe here!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Yes, we spent some time at Bucerias when we were there. I trust you've seen some of our videos when we spent 10 weeks in La Penita last season?

[@kimviolet7292]

It is very safe, I have not felt scared anywhere! Just as long as you are smart and stay in the well populated areas you should not have any problems. There are bad places and bad people everywhere you are !

[@kathyb3619]

Angelina n

[@yosoyfuego6896]

Hi guys I'm Mexican. I exhort you to visit my home state the State of Guanajuato and its cities like the City of Guanajuato, Dolores Hidalgo, and San Miguel de Allende. Guanajuato is known as the Independence State. The City of Guanajuato holds the Cervantes International Fest of the Arts around October with plenty of artistic events most free to the public. If you want you can watch the movie: Hidden Moon filmed in places like Los Angeles, the City of Guanajuato and the Port of Veracruz. Hey, why don't you try the Kinnetic-Kenyon's, they've been living in Mexico for quite some time.

[@israelmexialuna219]

You're awesome guys! hope you went to Chapala Lake it's 30 min far from Guadalajara, the biggest Lake in Mexico. I was born in Guadalajara but raised up in the Rivera besides the Lake. Also you can find there one of the most large foreign people community. Thanks for sharing your experience down there! Mexico it's great.👌

[@KeepYourDaydream]

We heard about it, but didn't have time. We'll do it next time! We also wanted to visit Patron which was past Guadalajara.

[@leonekisidro]

I've lived all my life in Mexico ( Veracruz, Merida, Sinaloa etc )and I've never heard a bullet

[@joegoodwill8925]

Thanks Marc and Tricia for your really great videos. The content is superb on all levels, including production values, informational content, and human interest. One of the few channels my wife and I BOTH love! You have inspired us to RV in Mexico.

[@daveburks726]

Hey guys, new to your channel! As a frequent visitor to Merida, Yucatan over the last 15 years, I was very happy to see your experience exactly mirrored our experiences in Merida! Mexico is a wonderful place and I so love the people. Yep, there are places that you just need to stay out of and by doing your research you learn where those are. There are places here in the USA where you need to stay out of as well, so nothing new there! We also never have had an experience where we felt threatened or were uncomfortable. Two experiences with the police and one with the Guard National (Federal Police) were all professional and despite the weapons, went just fine. All the experience with the police and the national folks were as a result of temporary auto tags where the ink on the paper fades quickly in the tropical sun! Much thanks for an honest review (and yes, I had my hackles up over the title as well!) You guys do good work, so keep it up! (Last visit to Merida, Yucatan October and November 2016)

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Welcome Dave. 99% of RVers that have done it agree with our comments. Appreciate your perspective to add some credibility for those that want to go, but on the fence. Yet, things change every year and research should be done before each trip.

[@JerryBrownTravels]

Great video and thank you for encouraging my wife and myself to take it to the next level in life, to take the risk and commit to the adventure. I am 72 years old my wife is 65 years old and your videos are Inspiration for us to continue an adventurous lifestyle. We've traveled to 35 countries and by seeing how you take on the challenges has given us the courage to do things that we have not felt comfortable doing. The bottom line we are getting out of the comfort zone. What advice would you give us? You're doing it and thank you for what you're doing it is appreciated all.Jerry & Lori

[@224chingon]

You got me for a moment with that title i was about to say a bad word. Glad u like my wonderful country.

[@andressosa7139]

This is embarrassing, embarrassing that some fellow Mexicans aren't even going back to Mexico to receive culture. It's great you guys are getting a full taste of mexico and what it has to offer. I'm glad you guys are highlighting mexico beyond the typical Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, Cancún. Hope if you guys go back to make it to Valle de Bravo, that is about 3 hours from Puerto Vallarta.

[@linneakokinos4550]

you guy's are so fun, love all your video and the great info that u provide! and may i say your son had great hair!

[@AK-bx8gs]

You guys are AMAZING!!!!!!! All that terrific info and links ! Awesomeness!

[@dockjell]

Hi guys -another interesting video from you. You are the best om the "tube". 👍🏻 @Marc; no Oscar for best fotage for this one 🙊😁 @Tricia; I love it when you got e little "tipsy" ❤️😎🥂Cheers and hugs from Sweden 🤗

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Lol on both accounts

[@wslandry]

We had a wonderful time in Juarez Mexico with the beautiful quiet mountains and really beautiful peaceful people! They spoke English and even directed us to beautiful restaurants! The more American you look the better they treat you!

[@wolfrojo8940]

It's true Mexico is grow up , so is always some to do.

[@LowsJuan]

Glad to hear you guys had such a great time! I must admit that I thought of so many funny comments during the video that I could have injected. U answered so many great questions and one you left out I guess would be a non starter as being back in the USA the getting back in was not that hard. I knew you would catch the ULSD question? Definitely going to sharing this video with my friend who thinks traveling Mexico is the equivalent entering a bears hibernation den with fresh salmon strapped to your body about the time it wakes up or wearing a "Viva Las Mexico" t-shirt to a T.....p rally.

[@julieherrill5038]

Great to see you're having a great time in California, in your sweaters! I'm in the Prescott area in AZ sweltering. Ok, its only in the upper 80's but that's hot for us. It makes my day when I see a new video posted from you. Be careful out there.

[@jessev8283]

Woww!! Its so nice that you guys had a great time in mexico! I currently live in texas but i'm from Tamaulipas mexico and its great for you guys to help others who want travel to my lovely mexico. Love the video and si algun dia necesitan algo con gusto ofresco mi ayuda. If you guys ever need anything and i will be more then welcome to help!!

[@colleennorris8402]

Your wine glass is empty Tricia!!!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Lol, yeah... in like a fraction of the time as mine!

[@ladylonestarusa5950]

Well, catch up, Pokey! LoL

[@fcortez85]

Keep Your Daydream you drink too much

[@ladylonestarusa5950]

Never!

[@richarddalton5191]

Felipe Perez Too much is never enough

[@yosoyfuego6896]

You can contact, Los Perms, at Mexico City also known as CDMX. Los Perms are Americans living in Puebla & Mexico City for quite some time. Los Perms have their own blog in KZbin.

[@rozsmith6850]

So much great information, thanks!

[@pattysternjacob731]

Excellent video. So much information shared. Thank you for the time spent gathering all the info. You guys made so many great memories in Mexico. ❤️ you guys.

[@bearalliance392]

Nayarit is a excellent place to go lol. My mom is from there and we spent a majority of our time in her home town of San Rafael:-)

[@nmpyt_07]

BEAR ALLIANCE i am wondering what experience they had that they said "out" hmm

[@rupertmason8910]

Important. im from Mexico City. Visit Mexico City and its original towns (Tláhuac, Chalco, Xochimilco), due to the concentration of shops, places of entertainment and security, here people from other states come to live. If you want to travel safely, travel by airport. Avoid using high denomination bills, it is preferable to use them from 20 to 200 pesos. If they are going to come: avoid using jewelry, be ostentatious, use cars considered luxury, driving at night is not safe; use toll roads and buy a map called "guia roji" if you do not have google maps. The municipal police are corrupt, any emergency call 911 or your embassy. Avoid raising people on highways. If you are in a car, avoid using decals or flashy objects. My opinion is that Mexico City is the safest in the country, in terms of violence. You can visit native peoples (Tláhuac, xochimilco, chalco) and feel safe, save on food and lodging. Do not believe everything they say, in general people will not touch you if you do not attack them. And speak in Spanish, please.

[@rupertmason8910]

They would be surprised if they will use the metro line 12 of Mexico City, because they can go almost anywhere traveling by metro. Come to Mexico City and travel lightly, for example visit National Park Iztapopo, avoid walking as if you did not know the streets or using your giant backpacks because they do not mix with people. Eat clean and enjoy the "Cocina Económica" or "Fonda" for only $ 4 usd on average. They can buy cheap land in Tláhuac, live a quiet life and build their own house, even if the water is scarce as in all of Mexico City. Do not let other people influence you or insert fear. regards

[@EDGAR15ish]

dang i came in ready to talk some smack.. click bait lol

[@freshlove7926]

Edgar Villa - you're a hottie

[@jesusbar313]

thirsty Alert

[@freshlove7926]

jesusbar313 - prob you are an ugly ass lol

[@gabrielapalacios7930]

Me to i was about to explode on the comments

[@86marcoz]

Edgar Villa me too dude hahahaha

[@lisacavallera8255]

Being from Mexico.... it is CRAZY dangerous from top to bottom! I️ think the wine goggles or innocent nieveness presented made your experience ALOT safer. We have a way of presenting ourselves in our family circle. If you present yourself with confidence and good will. You should be OK.... “ SHOULD BE OK!!!”..... SHOULD..... if you go around and cause attention to yourself or your party..... well.... you will be noticed. Outsiders are always noticed. I’m glad you got to see a side of Mexico that I️ grew up with. A softer side. A happy side. Please be careful on future excursions!

[@dorianbelen]

99% Of Mexicans always care and love the visitors. Mi Casa es tu casa!

[@Berrypancakes229]

Thanks for all the info.

[@angelmorales6870]

Glad you liked your trip to México, hope you'll come back soon

[@JahairaERoman]

guys search for Las grutas tolantongo (hidaldo,Mexico) 😯😯😯wooooooo!! it's beautiful!!😍😍

[@danenson94]

Jahaira E. Roman Of course, it's so beautiful, the landscapes, the weather, very relaxing and a great place to swim and have a lot of fun, I've been there 2 times and both were wonderful and unique, relatively near to tolantongo there are rock paintings and petroglyphs, in the state of Hidalgo there is much rock art, ask the employees about these sites. In Mexico there are 2 geoparks for geological turism, the "Comarca Minera" in the state of Hidalgo and the "Mixteca Alta" in the state of Oaxaca, these are breathtaking, so incredible, you will love them!!! Hope you all enjoy it!! ;)

[@ebicreacionesEbi]

Jahaira E. Roman Hidalgo,Mexico)no Hidaldo...Hidalgo.Hidalgo....Hidalgo.

[@gassilva2185]

Nayarit is very safe place & a wonderful place to visit.lots of beaches and lots of restaurants to munch around.

[@danielmatamorosmoreno6181]

This was a great video! Very useful.

[@LatmaTVulpanstudent]

This is 3 years after your Mexico adventure. Your q & a was SO helpful! Just to help your, ahem, accent, when you see a tilde over an "N" (ñ) just pretend theres a Y behind the N. You'll get it right every time! (I speak Spanish & taught it yrs ago.) ¡Buen viaje!

[@fabuloso7176]

Amigos you guys are welcome, mi casa es su casa!

[@alexasotelo7944]

Im so happy that you guys like Mexico 🇲🇽 Guadalajara the best city in Mexico

[@Canashita]

Great video. Hope you return soon to Mexico. Greets from the big Mexico City.

[@josemurillo9853]

Thanks guys for promoting the real mexico not the one that most americas have in mine because of fear mongering, keep up the good work.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Did you catch some of our videos in Guadalajara, PV, or Tequila? Amazing destinations that I wish everyone could see.

[@josemurillo9853]

Keep Your Daydream no ,do you guys have the link to it?

[@victorgomes7585]

Buenos Dias from a Portuguese migrant living in Australia! :-)

[@Estrella21]

Great video! I’ve always wanted to travel through Mexico with my family and pets. This was very helpful.

[@sharonmarks7192]

Thanks for all the info. Love your channel, and Tricia is so funny with a little buzz on. LOL #TravelingGingers

[@KeepYourDaydream]

:)

[@JorgeRosaleshernandez]

I love la Peñita, my wife and I have a house like 5 minutes in taxi from there. We like it so much that we are thinking about moving there.

[@jakoveskibel859]

Wow how funny I work for Biagi based in Napa CA and its funny when I heard you mentioning my hometown Guadalajara, hey do some research on Tapalpa or Mazamitla they both are pueblos mágicos

[@imeldalopez7694]

México is beautiful, people very friendly and hospitality is the best, like all countries you must do a little research about safe places or touristic places, it happens everywhere all countries have their bad side but mostly the good. In my case , i never got assaulted in México but I came to United States in Texas to be specific and i got assaulted by 4 afros and suffered discrimination, crazy right?? I traveled to Dubai and safety is good too but sharia laws makes it strict and its a multinational country , please people don't get confused by the news , learn and make a little research about other countries and cultures, is awesome guys that you make these kind of videos . viva Mexico cabrones!!!

[@srivera6111]

Thanks for another great video!

[@rebeccapierson5498]

This was an awesome title. I was gonna fight y’all but lol, you got me. I’ve learned so much about Mexico from you tubers and I’m learning Spanish right now. I think I’d feel safer in Mexico than in America honestly.

[@ragos64]

come down to the heart of real mexico , Leon Guanajuato mex.

[@joseafalvel]

Omg I feel so happy that more and more turists are enjoying the good things my country has to offer. I loved the video, the information was fantastic and I'm sure I'll be learning a lot about my own country haha. Welcome anytime you want. Already subscribed. Greetings from Mexico City :D