DON'T BELIEVE These Things Mexicans Say!

Mexicans have many expressions they say in daily life - expressions that you cannot always believe! In this video I share with you some of them.
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[@lupeelvaquero6516]

A Mexican May Say; goodbye. a thousand times and never leaves lol

[@GrEEnF1Re1]

"El que mucho se despido, pocas ganas tiene de irse" Kinda deal

[@cloudy5809]

That’s what my Spanish family dose oof

[@DianaGonzalezGzzP]

Me all the time

[@katemcdermott924]

​@@GrEEnF1Re1 What the hell are u saying Im American and I'm gonna speak polish and say something bad LOL

[@katemcdermott924]

@@GrEEnF1Re1 O "des nien awidze you it means i hate you, you are rude and toxic

[@alanpulido4576]

"Mañana te pago", be careful with this one!!!

[@sk8erboi66ericko]

Alan Pulido Que se siente jugar en Chivas?

[@eduardolarrymarinsilva76]

Whenever it's money related, when a mexican asks for a "loan" they are usually asking for a gift out of your kindness. One time I asked for a loan of 20 pesos so I could arrive at school, from a local street vendor I did small talk to (quite a common reason for asking for money to strangers). When I was able to repay the debt a few days later the mister just said "it's ok, don't worry". Another consequence of this, is that people will default to asking for something to be "borrowed", even when it's a single use item like a straw or a tissue.

[@coppercassiecampbell6077]

Manaña nunca llega.

[@alanpulido4576]

@@eduardolarrymarinsilva76 you Know us well, hehehe, its Just a matter of time to understand the mexican people behavior, but... Be careful with the money :-)

[@eduardolarrymarinsilva76]

@@alanpulido4576 Soy mexicano XD

[@marcoarielmartinez306]

"Casi no tomo pero te la voy a aceptar" Sabiendote que eres bien marrano para pistear

[@elisekuma]

Marco Martinez ay noo, no paro de reir 😂😂

[@joep3804]

Hahahaha

[@lizgomez7477]

@Marco Martínez 🤣🤣🤣

[@kevintorres9377]

No entiendo nada de lo que dices

[@juanpadilla3613]

😂😂😂😂😂una chela para este que se mamo

[@arreolarodriguez3926]

"Luego te llamo" "Te marque y no sono, me mando luego, luego a la contestadora" "Ya casi llego"

[@63saruman]

Arreola Rodriguez Voy al mercado y se me olvidó algo que me encargaron: ‘no tenían’.

[@JuanPerez-il9ou]

Arreola Rodriguez A huevo!!! A HUEVO!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@coppercassiecampbell6077]

O a ver que pasa.

[@dherrer6294]

Lol...esta la he usado yo miles de veces creo.

[@danielivanescobar6656]

1:41 Mexican Life Hack: If you want to know what sauces are not that spicy, take a look at what are kids eating there, they have the same resistance to spicy flavours as you my foreign friend

[@TrueMexico]

Nice one!

[@junewataha5999]

I actually think I handled spicy foods better when I was younger than I do now 😔

[@seanceknowles2911]

@@junewataha5999 true. I already ate many salsa and sauces not any damn tapatio tho.

[@officialflikz]

Denied, i've eaten hot sauces since i was a kid haha, just ask for the green tomatoe sauce and ask if it has chili, the green one usually really isn't spicy, another advise, if the sauce is red, it is bound to be fire in your mouth, really hard at first, but an acquired taste with time, takes the tacos to another level

[@Koraxus]

Not really unless it's a very small toddler that can't speak. A 5 or 6yo kid has already been very acclimated to spicy things

[@Spikastru]

“Súbale, hay lugar” in a bus or combi is the equivalent of “get in if you’re brave enough”.

[@epdlp4506]

I remember being in Mexico and in a "combi" where everyone was standing and holding on and the driver said "there is still room....get on".😂

[@tamarasaldana8027]

Dios mío,siiiiii.una no,sale embarazada porque Dios es grande.😏😱. Le meten a una unos arrimones,que termina una enamorada.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.se baja una toda sudada y temblorosa.😍😊😘😚. es broma.jajajaja.humor Mexicano.pues ya que.😂✌️🙂

[@epdlp4506]

@@tamarasaldana8027 Tienes razon. Y mas en las combis🤣

[@MarcosElMalo2]

@@epdlp4506 I think it means, “There’s room for 8 pesos more.”

[@AliciaGuitar]

Im a cobarde after seeing what happened to Frida Kahlo!

[@TrueMexico]

Where are Tío Paul's ALBURES in today's video? Ha. I hope you enjoyed the episode! Please give the video a like if you did!! Gracias mis amigos y mijos :) Support Tío Paul and the channel with a Paypal tip! www.paypal.me/TrueMexico Consider supporting on Patreon: www.patreon.com/truemexico

[@sara78889]

Thank you for another great video. 💚

[@edyann]

When are you coming to Tijuana????

[@MarcoG70]

Great video thank you uncle Paul !😎

[@TrueMexico]

One day for sure !

[@marcoarielmartinez306]

@@TrueMexico come to Aguascalientes you're gonna love it. Youre always welcomed

[@gohanmoreno7]

Rule #1 to throw a party: Always announce it will start 1 hour or 2 before the actual hour.

[@Ryosuke1208]

Mexicans: Why are you like this?

[@frogosplayer1]

Same in my country except u have to say 2 - 4 hours before 🙄

[@MaryssolIbarra]

British politeness, “time management”. 😂😂😂❤️

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja

[@parkjiminismylight6441]

Well there's a said "El que mucho se despide pocas ganas tiene de irse." 😂 Can't be more accurate than that.

[@epdlp4506]

You are absolutely correct.

[@joemama-hc4gl]

Actually Its not that accurate as you make it out to be. Out of all the cases out there-this is mine. Its happened with 2 different people. I went to visit 1 person and after quite a long visit i said to him- "well alright im gonna get going now" and he says (Ex: "oh alright yeah say hello to your mom for me, how is she doing anyway? does she's still need surgery? I heard she was having issues with her health insurance, whats gonna happen?)" So im telling this person im leaving and he asks me a question expecting an answer that now i have to give it to him. So i answer his question and i say alright ima go and he asks about something else close related to the last question or he starts telling me his time he needed surgery and tells me all that he did. And this repeats itself over and over AND OVER again for almost an hour. You see, ive been trying to leave for the last hour but this guy isnt letting me. So its not that ive already said goodbye im leaving a lot of times but im still there, that doesnt mean i dont want to leave, it can also mean the other person isnt letting go his visit and out of respect we delay ourselves to leave.

[@tamarasaldana8027]

@@joemama-hc4gl hola.pienso qué tal vez,la persona estaba disfrutando mucho de su compañía.tambien,sucede eso con las personas mayores,se sienten solas,y necesitan platicar.

[@MissNancyWebb]

That’s why Mexican moms say “Ahorita es ahorita” when they know you’re avoiding stuffs

[@acelonewolf1784]

MissNancyWebb for me when I say “ahorita” she says, “ahorita no, YA!”

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Jajajaja. My sidekick says “ahorita” when I ask her to do something that she doesn’t want to do. My response is, “Ya mérito?”.

[@LolliSweet82]

@@acelonewolf1784 lol, even my dad would say "Pero ahorita" while snapping his fingers 😆

[@Ryosuke1208]

"Stuff" es un sustantivo no contable, puedes decir "lots of stuff" pero no "stuffs" ya que no tiene plural.

[@bustamantesandovaljonathan2185]

El "no es enchiloso" ha cobrado más víctimas que la plaga

[@sara78889]

jajaja

[@LordPaxr0312]

La plaga? Jaja no querras decir "La Peste"?

[@bustamantesandovaljonathan2185]

@@LordPaxr0312 Exacto, aunque los doctores eran "plague doctors" supongo que de ahí nacía mi confusión

[@LordPaxr0312]

Jonathan Bustamante jajaja si bro yo también me hice bolas con la traducción 😂 Típico de los mexicanos/latinos que adaptamos palabras del inglés a nuestro idioma jaja

[@marcoarielmartinez306]

@@bustamantesandovaljonathan2185 nomas que suena raro como lo escribes, es mas natural "no pica"

[@Jelly_Foxy]

Guy at the beginning thought you stole those glasses from the dummy.

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, person working there had my back as she knew what I was doing :D

[@Jelly_Foxy]

@@TrueMexico That's good! It's just since he also kinda looked into the store to see if any of the worker had seen you, I found that really funny.

[@joseortiz-pinon7431]

Jefe por donde viene? “Aquí a la vuelta “ 45 minutos después.. Jefe ya va llegando? Si dame 10 minutos😂

[@ismaelgonzalez6218]

Los 10 minutos son para generar confianza de que no tardarás mucho

[@juanruvalcaba1823]

Another way to say no especially to a seller is " a la vuelta".

[@a.s.r.a-1660]

O "ahí para la otra, gracias"

[@juandoe9694]

Just say chale buey!!!

[@70n24]

The best one is by far that "no pica". It's almost like a dare... when people say something is not spicy and then you get your mouth on hellish chili fire, that would somehow mean they were braver than you for enduring it and making it seem like it's nothing. A wonderful little piece of mexican culture.

[@Daniela-sm5jb]

Los Altos de Jalisco wooooo!! “There’s no better friend than a Mexican friend” 💛

[@TrueMexico]

Looks like a very charming part of Mexico!

[@therapvault2375]

When us MEXICANS say it isn't spicy is because it really is not spicy to us

[@MerolLord]

nah, not always, sometimes it's also a bravado thing, they will say that while sweating from the spice lol

[@valenxia9517]

Nelyntu lol true

[@therapvault2375]

@@MerolLord ya my dad is like that he says is not spicy but he turns red & sweats lol

[@jagwolf8079]

As a weird mexican who doesn't like spicy food at all, I'll say that the right question is not to ask if it's spicy or not, but to ask if it has chile on it or not. "yes, it has chile but it's not spicy", yeah, right, think I'll pass. Also, about salsas, it becomes easy to learn which salsa is the one with no chile at all (usually there's always one)

[@omarreyes7626]

@@MerolLord more than a bravado, it's more often a way to pull a prank on someone, mexicans love trolling people not accostumed to spicy stuff and say it's not spicy just because they want to see their reaction.

[@karenjuarez7112]

I feel so called out omg 😂😂😂

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja, I do many of these too now 😂😂😂

[@fernandobrahms6629]

La vieja confiable: "sólo la puntita"

[@edyann]

Cómo??? 😂

[@rockyvaldi8276]

@@edyann LOL

[@rockyvaldi8276]

Jajajajaja

[@edyann]

@@rockyvaldi8276 Estoy en Tijuana y te juro que no entendí. 😂

[@rockyvaldi8276]

εdψ αηdrαdε Te la dejo de tarea😉 Yo estoy en Texas, saludos!

[@spooky9030]

"No pasa nada" When everything esta pasando

[@Sisoy34]

I'm a venezuelan living in the beautiful country of Mexico. I remember when I first arrived, I had a hard time interperting when people were being sincere or not haha. I got used to straight foward, rude people in my country haha It was hard at first but I think I have managed to master the art haha This country is beautiful

[@leonardoaguilardominguez4288]

Vamos “va a ser algo tranqui”

[@juniorr2646]

Y eso que significa. Suena bien fresa

[@pineapplekun8769]

@@juniorr2646 como suena, algo tranquilo. como cuando te dicen wue la fiesta va ser algo tranqui, y llegas y todos bien vestidos

[@chatparesseux]

@@juniorr2646 Y como siempre viene el cuate que bebe como enfermo mas de uno termina fumigado

[@joabgomez8307]

Y terminas en el hospital con congestión alcohólica jajaja

[@aisai2002]

Son las veces que terminas muy mal!!!! 😅

[@songohan4668]

I am realizing a lot of things about my country through your videos. A great work as usual, uncle Paul. Just one thing, it is "a'i nos vemos". A'i it's the contraction we use for "ahí". Cheers. 👍

[@TrueMexico]

Awesome to read! I guess I asked the wrong Mexican to fact check. Many at least in CDMX write Ay vemos. But I suspect from your comment it’s slangy spelling and not the actual correct way. Although language is always evolving.

[@MagnusPrimeZ]

yeah, dont believe the "its not spicy" thing because 99.9% of the time means that its not spicy TO THEM, but if you are not used to spicy food then...you are in trouble because mexican cooks can eat lava

[@TrueMexico]

Ja, exactly. Especially if one of the tianguis foos stands tells you it's not spicy.... it will be super hot!

[@Ms666slayer]

"La fiesta es a las 8" that means arrive at 10 XD

[@KO-eq7mq]

‘“when the dust of México settles in your heart ❤️ you will not find rest anywhere else.” - aanita brenner

[@RastaPilot737]

When I told the microbus driver that I was 1 peso short for the trip: "Luego me lo pasas". 10 years later, I still owe that peso 😂

[@juniorr2646]

Te pasas de verga 🤮😡

[@chatparesseux]

Un dia si me encontre al mismo conductor. Se saco que de pedo cuando no tome el cambio

[@eduardolarrymarinsilva76]

That is very common, they usually let you go, if you are just a few pesos short, not actually expecting for you to return them (most of them forget). I always try to remember whenever I have such "debts", and I pay them when I go back to that store.

[@epdlp4506]

It also happened to me. And there is no chance i will repay him because I live in Los Angeles now and he lives in Queretaro.

[@RastaPilot737]

@@epdlp4506 I live in Querétaro lol

[@fszocelotl]

When I was 22 I had a wisetooth extracted, and avoided strictly any spicy food for two weeks. When getting back from that spiciness deprivation, I could not beleive how spicy was the food I was used to... Then I got a grasp of what is like for the average foreigner. Ever since, I trained myself to be more spicyness resistant... Afterwards, when I had to go to a work trip in Ottawa when I was 36, the people there challenged me to a familiar size jalapeño topped nachos plate. Those jalapeños tasted like the ones cannes by "La Costeña"... After 10 minutes I was the only one of the four in front of that plate eating form that plate, and then revealed openly to the rest of people at that particular restaurant my origin, and kept eating to my satisfaction. No stomach issues that night or the following ones.

[@dumpsockpuppet5619]

I also had my wisdom teeth removed and and was forbidden to eat any spicy or greasy food... And the first thing i did after my appointment was ro go to a restaurant a few doors nearby the dentist office and order tacos de birria con su salsita y sus chilitos toreados en aceite de guarnición... Y todo con su salicita y su limóncito.... ...surprisingly(or not, a huevo) the most painfull par was not when the sauce, salt or grease touched or entered in the just operated cavity, but when i accidentally tried to chew and the birria pressed against the flesh lol... still, no regrets

[@Braxis_iv]

El Tio Paul has a new video out... Ahorita I'll my finish work.

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja

[@luiselias1887]

I'm from Mexico and you nailed bro. Te falto esta En 5 minutos llego

[@tucsonazul]

You got it just right my friend, I'm Mexican from Sonora, and you must be very positive on what you're going to say, cause you got it very well on how we Mexicans are, and think or mean to say.

[@pancho3322]

"Just only one beer". It's a classic 😎

[@saidcarrillo2461]

When your parents tells you "Préstame $100 pesos (just saying) y al rato te los devuelvo" you will NEVER see your money again JAJAJA

[@Ryosuke1208]

"...y tú me debes la vida cabron!" Such a classic.

[@samuelbeltran4734]

Your findings are very insightfully and clever. Greetings!!!

[@jaz2k5]

Another ways to say no: "Si, pero no", "luego, luego"

[@russelbrandon9413]

😀😀😀😂😂 this video is really good. So much nastalga and good memories from this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@rastrisfrustreslosgomez544]

"It's not spicy" is such a classic! Not only is it hilarious watching a foreigner sweat profusely at the prospect of finishing his taco but most of the time we genuinely don't feel the spice at all Edit: I'm actually one of the most punctual mexicans I know I'm ususally just 15 minutes late. No joke I've been waiting for over 5 hours the arrival of a close friend (to be fair the traffic jam was unholy that day) and legend says his father once was 3 full days late for a camping trip

[@saulgarcia8226]

It´s more like "Ahí vemos..." or "Ahí luego, vemos..." but pronunciation sounds as "Ay" or "Hay". Great videos dude.

[@saulgarcia1405]

Oh

[@saulgarcia8226]

"There can be only one" -Connor MacLeod

[@allm5542]

I've always wondered why foreigners got so confused about our «ahorita». Finally someone came along to make it clear.

[@TrueMexico]

Pleasure!

[@yulisrocking]

"yo te aviso" jajaja o yo que trabajo en un hotel les digo "deja ver mi horario". Saludos tío Paul. Ven a visitarnos a Guadalajara hermosa ciudad y prueba la torta ahogada :)

[@thejaguarmx]

Ahorita-> "There's nothing right now about it" Tenga su like tio Paul. Nunca se me había ocurrido explicarlo así en ingles.

[@GAMMAE]

hay un dicho "quien mucho se despide pocas ganas tiene de irse" Who says to much good byes , doesn't wanna leave

[@betomorales2386]

Buenos vídeos como siempre Paul. Saludos desde Veracruz, México.

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias amigo, saludos desde CDMX!

[@rockime3020]

Awesome content! I miss CDMX so much.

[@tachimachine]

That last part was so true today. I didn't realise I do that a lot with my friends, especially my non Mexican friends. But today I told my friend I wanted to leave and I ended up staying an hour and then I said bye, and there went another hour... I've become my parents😱 I even suffered through that as a child as well at parties...

[@natanaeldamian2192]

Omg yes, they literally stay an extra hour before actually leaving

[@deeam8534]

@5:35 hilarious and spot on about time management ...a "mexican 'i'll be there in 10 minutes'" can vary widely from person to person

[@Randomdudefromtheinternet]

Ahorita = in a bit Time and "ahorita" is relative.

[@LandelRey]

"Quieres más coca?" "Okay, otro vaso y ya"

[@arturomartinez2925]

Te doy tu like mi hermano, esperó que otro hermano traduzca. Que quieren no se inglish 😀😀

[@DevJonathanRamos]

LMAO. Great work mate!. Where do you get all of these things we say? You are so accurate about the meaning of all of them. Love your videos and care about our country.

[@mannex5451]

It's helarious because everything is true 😂😂😂

[@stephanielunaa]

I'm the most sensitive when it comes to spicy foods that's why I never take it unless my family think it's ok. some people in my family same. also I love that you put so much effort to make a latin video like this. good job!

[@Acer-dh6qm]

This was Brilliant mate

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot!

[@zamoragera13]

Hola primo Paul. Como te va ?? I always enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work !!!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks a lot for your support !!

[@LisaBeatsCancer]

Lol what a fantastic and funny video! Also LOVE your accent ❤

[@gracel316]

Y la gente piensa que eres grosero si te despides y de hecho te vas jaja

[@LordPaxr0312]

"Ahorita vemos que pedo" :v xd

[@checochec]

Sonner Solano del video de la harina??

[@rubenrangel1359]

Repoio ancestral

[@aLexDL]

0:14 No se por que pero me da la impresión de que el sr creyo que se estaba apañando los lentes xD

[@franciscovaldes2717]

And how about the most epic one: ''Llegamos en tres minutos. No menos como en cinco" '

[@mandm060782]

You are Getting close to 100K subscribers. Keep it up tío Paul

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks!

[@gabole1]

Tío Paul!! Saludos!!! Excelente video como siempre!!

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias amigo !

[@el_watashi2808]

Great video tio paul

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@CDPG86]

🤣🤣🤣You are great Tio Paul! Actually yesterday night I did almost all the things you sayed in this video! Also "ya merito llego" /i'm almost there, and well, you can imagine I wasnt so near as I told 😅

[@shawn884]

"Ya nos vamos en 30 minutos" We leave in a hour

[@moistbread1177]

Recently found your channel great videos

[@TrueMexico]

Cool thanks a lot.

[@blinkymontreal4629]

Can't stop laughing at the goodbye part, so true

[@blackroseCHEPE17]

When I watched the part about the ahorita and Tio Paul saying no to sugary drinks all I could think about was Tio Paul saying "Ahorita no, joven" lol

[@mariahmartinez3900]

“”Mañana te pago”Nomas la puntita “ “ La última y nos vamos” 🤣🤣🤣

[@Jorge_Ramirez]

Also "Ya mero" o "Ya merito" meaning "In a few"

[@checochec]

Jorge Ramirez almost or almost there too

[@FrenRoo]

Somos excelentes amigos!! 👍👍👍

[@edyann]

Are you mocking us now...??? Hahaha... kidding. 😘

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja, mocking myself as I say these things too now!! ja.

[@edyann]

@@TrueMexico You AREEEE MEXICAN NOW! You even wrote ha with a J! Jaaaaa!!!! 😍❤

[@TrueMexico]

I do that even writing in English these days !

[@rosvelser2312]

Neither friends nor relatives would ever ask me if something is spicy for a second time, they just don’t dare do it! 😂

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Forrest Gump used to say, “Spicy is as spicy does.” One can build a tolerance for the heat and that’s when you really get the flavor. I also find that spicy food help limit my appetite, so I don’t overeat.

[@EdomexYDF]

Dude so true about the beer part lol

[@deafbyhiphop]

What better way to get away from a street vendor than to say "ahorita regreso" lol

[@TrueMexico]

Jaja exactly

[@95SlideNissan]

Tricked that vendor

[@fernandorizo9413]

I can translate your video? how do i do it?

[@moonlight-rising]

Lmao the "on my way" is so true 😂😂😂. Last time we called my aunt to come over for breakfast and we specifically told her we'd start three hours before but even then, she was four hours late. we called her to see what was going on and she was like "I'm on my way" 😂

[@franciscolopez8461]

Porque tomaste los colores de Aurrera para tu icono de "TM" ??

[@eltonrosas]

Tampoco creas.....sólo la puntita y mañana te pago. The other two things you shouldn't believe from a Mexican are...baby only the tip, and I'll pay you tomorrow.

[@jangosix9228]

Jaja pero bien que caen..😂😂!

[@keineahnung6124]

Solo la puntita,El resto es para empujarla.

[@lxgnzlz7976]

Lol, holy $#!+!!!, I'm Mexican and couldn't have explained it better!!! Thank you uncle Paul....

[@Leo25993]

5:51 the correct sentence is: "ya voy saliendo para allá", o "ya nos vamos yendo" (this one is a claaassic in family meetings/parties 😂) it means: we are going to stay talking another 2 hours and then we may leave .

[@jorgesoria6015]

No puedo creer lo bien que el tío Paul conoce las evasivas que usamos los mexicanos

[@MarcoG70]

A couple of the half truths: Wait. The last one and we leave. Total How much is little? Otro par de verdades a medias: Espera. La última y nos vamos. Total. ¿Qué tanto es tantito? 😎

[@aeronmetz3999]

Paul you are roasting us lol this so accurate l am inloved with your videos saludos paul nos estas quemando !

[@TrueMexico]

Gracias amigo!

[@Thewesmen67]

Awesome video !

[@TrueMexico]

Thank you!

[@joselanderos6295]

Cool video shucks ya made me blush🤗 " the best freind is a Mexican freind "

[@patataeve]

Uncle Paul, it's "Ahí vemos" :P Excellent video as always, thank you!!!!

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks ! Other Mexicans said Ay Vemos is ok. I should only ask Mexicans to fact check this stuff who aren’t so slangy ja

[@patataeve]

@@TrueMexico They were wrong xD you can check in the RAE dictionary, "ay" "ahí" and "hay" sound similar but mean very different things! Lots of Mexicans get it wrong too, it's something we all struggle with xD

[@TrueMexico]

Makes me feel a bit better ja. Frustrating. But this stuff is cool too as I learn a lot from comments like this in the comments. Thanks !!

[@coolunusual]

When your parents meet a friend at the store right as you were leaving and they start talking. 5 goodbyes later and they're still in conversation

[@tonoc.a.9824]

All those lies are very very true, I’m guilty of using them all the time. And that Cervecería de Barrio restaurant is 3 minutes away from my house!

[@arturolozanorodriguez9501]

It's true about the everlasting goodbye, specially at parties, we even tease each other by saying "no te ibas wei?"(weren't you leaving?) and they respond with the classic "uuuuuuh" or "aaaaaaah" then we laugh it out, but no one leaves though XD

[@josemart6812]

Mexico is millions 😳 of Mexico 🇲🇽. Those that don't know come in and discover our inside culture. Charros in jalisco or Dia de los Muertos or high end structures to local urban to beautiful small villages

[@NELSONG12]

Saludos desde Seattle, WA Paul 🙂

[@1000-8-]

😂 I wait for my friends for more than one hour, and I never get upset, cose' is pretty normal, I just laugh a lot after "traffic it's a convenient excuse" 😂😂😂 cose' is true.

[@richardtrump2544]

Always fun to watch your videos and educational too. Pretty much the same in Jocotepec as you experience in Mexico City. If in doubt about a salsa I put a few drops on the back of my hand and taste it. I love the heat, so I usually ask to try the hottest one. If it's got habaneros, I'm right there. Also, we were told by several Mexicans when we moved to Jocotepec is was a quiet peaceful town. I guess the cuetes that go off at 6AM, noon, afternoon, evening, and after 10 for the last week or two don't count! Oh well, I didn't move to Mexico to sleep and the parades outside our casita are bonito.

[@TrueMexico]

Thanks Richard! Yes trying a bit first is a good tip... it seems not to check if it's too spicy... but to make sure you are putting a proper spicy salsa on your taco!

[@ruben4784]

Todo es cierto!!!!

[@miguelaraluce6350]

You forgot the infamous "deja checo y te aviso", and you will never check anything, neither notify, jajaja Greetings from Coahuila!!

[@miguelaraluce6350]

And "Ando en eso" "I´m on it" jajajajaja my favorite by far.

[@tijuanacrafter]

You are so right on the time thing

[@carlosramirez-ku4fe]

Let 's drink one beer Uncle Paul only one lol..... Nice video my friend

[@DenceOfHumour]

Would love to see a live stream one day Paul. I love your channel bro 👊