Glad to be in Mexico.

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[@memomacias412]

Glad to see you again

[@helenebarragan482]

Great video on the various issues you covered. God bless.

[@normaevett]

Hanging out here with you is time we'll spent!

[@yukofreeman4483]

Really enjoyed your stories!

[@dimassunvalley]

We.loveyou back🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@domingodeanda233]

Muchas gracias por compartir tú sabiduria con nosotros.

[@caboogie]

Hope you both are and will be safe with the storm. Positive thoughts to you both

[@JCTravelStories]

Mexico is a big country. We are 1000 miles north of the storm.

[@sarahshanahan2222]

I live about 40 mins away from uvalde (San Antonio). Breaks My heart. I love mx for so so many reasons. In texas you need to use a car. Inam visiting merida Yucatan right now. I adore the cottage industry here. You can walk down to a store and buy some fruit and juices and some veggies. I am impressed with this.

[@justmona9647]

Informative & fun video! Thanks Jerry👏

[@gretchen8472]

Wonderful explanation about tinacos. I've lived in Mexico for 40 years and never knew about the water pressure situation. Thanks for your videos. I never miss one. Love being reminded why I love Mexico, too!

[@milesandcoffee]

"Instead of focusing on the 2nd Amendment, focus on the 2nd grade." As a teacher who practiced active shooter drills in class and NEVER felt safe, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for that statement. Something has to change. The children and teachers of the US deserve better protection and security at school. As for hiring a service to help with immigration procedures, I highly recommend it. I paid a relocation service to assist me with my 4 year residence card. It was worth the money I paid as they expedited the process and everything was completed without stress. Besides, they consider me a client so I can call on them again if necessary.

[@beentheredonethatoriginals5673]

Florida has taken the school shootings seriously and has controlled entrances and guards. Sad it came to that but at least they took action that might actually stop a shooting.

[@visulino]

About tinacos, I forgot to tell you that they were made of asbestos. Virtually all home tinacos on the roofs of Mexico City homes were made of asbestos. People drank and cooked with water stored in asbestos containers and apparently no one got sick. They were in use for decades, and I don't know if any person died in Mexico City of mesothelioma because of them. Also, asbestos companies (there were many) used to sell cute doghouses made of asbestos in 1 molded piece, except for the roof. I don't know if there are reports of dogs dying from mesothelioma in the 1900s and before. I think that material was replaced with something else.

[@joebarajas4935]

Nice comments Jerry love your videos And thanks for the info on the Treasury Bonds

[@JCTravelStories]

You’re welcome

[@SheriLatulip]

JC thanks for the shout out!

[@JCTravelStories]

Thank you, Sheri!

[@LuisTorres-mn1wv]

In the state of Nuevo Leon where the city of Monterrey is located, tinacos, aljibes disappeared about 20 years ago, we used to have the best water system in México, but not anymore we are going through the worst drought most people remember if not all

[@jandoherty9766]

Jerry I truly appreciate you showing the love and concern you did for those children who were just killed in Texas. I also totally enjoy your stories of travels in Mexico. The one where you got free gas from the gentleman alongside the road was totally typical of what the Mexican people do. My husband and I used to travel through Mexico a lot and had many good experiences.

[@wayneg296]

👍👍😎✌️🤟

[@Kevin_Carlson]

Another big reason to move away from the USA is the cost of health care. My wife and are I are almost 60, and we pay $300 per month for medical insurance for the two of us in Ecuador. A person could live here without insurance and not live in fear of a financial catastrophe in the event of hospitalization. I went to the emergency room at one of the best hospitals in Quito and the bill was less than $100 including lab tests.

[@victoraguilar8449]

All I have to say is thank you for everything you do for keeping us informed of events and conditions abroad. Your videos are much appreciated. Thanks

[@LAFan]

That story about the PEMEX tanker truck driver is why I love the Mexican people. The vast majority of Mexicans are warm and friendly.

[@jandoherty9766]

Hi Jerry I appreciate your compassion and love that you’ve shown for the children who have recently been killed. Thank you for your kindness. I also want to talk about your videos I totally love them and I understand what you mean about Mexicans helping in various ways. I love your story of the person helping you getting gas when you were out in the middle of nowhere and running low on gas. We used to travel to Mexico a lot and had many good experiences with the helpfulness of the Mexican people.

[@mobbookiesdaughter9071]

Amen brother my husband a navy vet we lost our only child to gun violence in Chicago 24 going to college caught in the cross fire of a gang shooting back in 2004.Our son was Mexican and we are moving to Mexico within the year. Tired of children being used for political reasons shame on them all. You should do cost of living and informative videos on how to leave the states and live in Mexico God bless for now.

[@TonySoul]

Lo siento

[@MeTreesndirt]

He's done a slug of them.

[@visulino]

You have such a huge house that you should open an Airbnb. You would have more people to talk to and even more stories to share and extra pesos.

[@BlueVanDan]

Tell Lynn I miss her!!!

[@JCTravelStories]

Lynn says she misses you. Well maybe we’ll see you next winter somewhere along the road.

[@garlandetheridge9902]

LOL the gas story Jerry. Thanks.

[@maelena1206]

Enjoy your life, God bless you and your wife 🙏 ❤ 😊 💖 viva México 🇲🇽

[@ricardorubensosaalvarez3122]

Long time don't see you.

[@waynevandermeer3139]

You gain 1/2psi pressure for every 10ft head. Thks for the info on the T. Bond. I may just look into it. Even here in chicago I heard about the stolen gas getting sold along the road. Got to love it

[@65adela]

I have 2 tinacos and a cisterna, underground well, 2500 liters. In reference to what you stated about why people are moving to Mexico , yes it's obvious specially if you're retiring which is our case hubby will be 62 soon, our properties in Dallas tax wise is just crazy 2 yrs ago I was paying 2500, during pandemic it went up twice up to almost 5k, so we want to travel and have some fun, so we will probably sell or rent our 2 story home and that will help us alot, I did live in Coahuila as a teen so it's not a big deal for me, just you get accustomed to your own place, your home , and now we begin another chapter,

[@rouse4670]

👍👍👍

[@Big_Jeff1]

They're calculating inflation differently than from the ol Richard Nixon days. I think the rate is actually closer to 20%.

[@don_fiore]

Love this video Jerry! ❤👍🖐

[@oswafran]

Thanks for sharing your story about the Gasoline ! 😃

[@DaveAndRoseTravels]

Thank you for your stories. We plan our move in a year.

[@kathyfann]

Back to Bicycles 🚴or Tricycles. Horse and buggy.

[@manuelnegrete2168]

My friend, I loved your explanation and especially your gas story. VIVA MEXICO!!!!!! In spite of the fact Mexico has so much natural beauty, food, etc, it's greatest treasure are its beatiful people. No wonder it is rated the second happiest country in the world. It appears to have rubbed off on you. Wish I could say the same about the states but I can't. Example; I was driving in front of a Safeway grocery store a couple days ago and stopped for a lady that was crossing in front of my car. Instead of a smile from her I received a look of scorn. HOW DARE ME SHOW SOME COURTESY AND KINDNESS TOWARDS HER.......I will be moving to Chapala area in two years and I can't wait. My country of birth is broken .....

[@JCTravelStories]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@rsch8008]

Thank you JC...just went to treasury direct and purchased an I bond.....wow

[@PalaminoHills]

"...4 copies of this thing, and 6 copies of that thing..." LOL OMG ETC.

[@domingodeanda233]

I'm working on moving to Baja California, around Ensenada or San Vicente.

[@CORVAIRWILD]

TOO MANY GUNS TOO MANY GUNS TOO MANY GUNS

[@MP-1965]

Mental illness is rampant. Looks, it's Gay Pride month...😜 People kill people. Guns are tools, people are fools. Let's Go Brandon!

[@debicaron6046]

To many nuts too many nuts

[@jesseray6340]

A rifle cannot shoot itself it needs a human behind it on top of that the government the school and the cops never did their job that's cool should have been on lockdown the second that person started to shoot at this movie all doors should have been locked all windows should have been locked the cops when they got there should have stormed the school when you have too much government it always fails.

[@HamiltonRb]

@@debicaron6046 Too many guns and nuts. I will add one more, too many moments of silence and too many thoughts and prayers, with nothing being done to stop it. I thought Sandy Hook would have been the tipping point, but apparently we have to keep sacrificing kids to keep the guns and nuts happy

[@denacollins352]

Yes, we live in a selfish narcissistic country that pretends to love God. God loves children not guns.

[@FranciscoRodriguez-ku1nl]

Hi Jerry and Lynn, yes California is getting really expensive to live , on my last trip to Guadalajara I decided to get a Check up on my health, lucky me everything was good, visit to the doctor and the exams cost me around 100 dollars. And one more time mi hart is broken again.

[@davidmahoney1248]

Long time subscriber. Love your content as I dream of retiring to Mexico some day. Just wanted to point out that despite numerous examples of anecdotal evidence, and the propensity for certain media outlets to run with it, the Cal-exodus is simply a myth. I'm a CA native and 20+ year property owner and save for a few years during the Great Recession my property has continuously increased in value to this day, as has the majority of real estate in our state. Although that is only one data point, there are plenty of documented data/facts found on the internet that solidly dispell this myth. A simple Googling of the phrase "myth of people leaving California" will yield plenty of links to examples of data based facts and studies. Cheers!

[@Muymenso]

Where do you live in California? because according to a May 2, 2022 report from the California Department of Finance, California lost an estimated 117,552 residents last year. Thirty four out of fifty eight counties lost population last year, including the three most populated counties (L.A., San Diego, & Orange). You won't see much reporting about this on CNN, MSNBC, or most of the other main stream media.

[@gaiusjuliuscaesar5940]

Excelente video Sir!

[@alexgottmituns7049]

Thank you Jerry for this wonderful video!

[@firstlast1047]

I have my 2 yrs old gas story. For three weeks I managed a dairy ranch in the state of Campeche. The owner, an Aussie, was on his annual vacation back home. I used an old model Ford to travel the ranch. It's tank became low and gas for the ranch hands was low. I loaded the back with twenty liter cans and proceeded to the nearest gas station 36 kilometers away in Hopelchin. At roughly 15 kilometers I ran out of gas. A passing pickup, stopped, some passengers pushed my truck further down the road A way from a curve. The driver then dropped me off at the village of Ich-Ek. (Love those Mayan names)He told me to walk three houses down a dirt road, gas was available. A lady was selling liter bottles of gas. Her basic clientele were moped owners. My plan was to catch a local bus back to my truck. Another pickup picked me up and deposited me and my two liters of gas. As you say, Mexicans do the sweetest and kindest things

[@gustavoperez5480]

Mexicans are sweet only to foreigners, but among mexicans we destroy each other, it's a king of mexican sport.

[@johannesbjorner616]

Always entertaining and informative!

[@P.Nut1164]

Great stuff and info!

[@brianleonard6885]

Good stuff right here!

[@hectorchavez1785]

I’m glad you like mexico 🇲🇽

[@CORVAIRWILD]

1st view from a huge muscle car show near Albany NY

[@KOrnhOliO1]

Just subscribed and Liked! Interesting information and I like your stories and style. Keep up the great work! :)

[@LouQuillio]

If you can't trust a guy you met at the urinals, who _can_ you trust? Our little house in San Antonio centro forgoes the tinaco, pumping on demand from the aljibe, routing hot through the on-demand boiler: another simple method. I guess you can expend the electricity to pump it upward and use free gravity to bring it down, or just pump when there's need. Lo mismo, más o meno.

[@JCTravelStories]

A very workable system. Same one I use in my motorhome. Pump it when you need it.

[@PalaminoHills]

Even before this RFC mandate I was told a few months ago, I would need RFC for the eventual sale of my house. At that time I was told to use the services of an attorney. I have NOT done this, yet!

[@JCTravelStories]

Do it. You have to have an RFC to claim the principal residence capital gains tax exemption.

[@JoseAguilar-dv2nd]

Amigo.como estas?

[@gilc7626]

I live in San Jose CA the center of hi tech. While I see people leaving ca Ive noticed so many out of state license plates. These people moved out during COVID when they could work remotely but now have to return to the office. Not only do they now have property else where but now they have to rent a room while they are here. Smh

[@Jimmy_in_Mexico]

I have been here in Mexico for a long time. Gas has always been more than double the cost of the US and diesel used to be very cheap. Well now the cost of gasoline is $22 pesos per liter and diesel is $23 pesos per liter. Multiply that by 3.78 and divide by 20 and then lick your wounds knowing they didn't dispence a full measurement that they sold you. Groceries here are cheaper. I grow a big garden here and that goes a long way to cutting costs. I do some welding for people around here and used to trade it out for materials. Now I will mention something to you that's a very real threat. The CPS NAZIs that take your children when ever they can accuse you of anything. Couple that with the complete disregard for your religious beliefs and stance on the jab. You may never get your kids back healthy or that they haven't been raped by some foster parent or other sibling. Many people live beyond their means. If they were to readjust their lives and get out of the high priced areas of the USA and go to some small farming community and grow a garden, they could be happier and raise their children in the Sinagogues or Churches they want. Home school your own children. Eat better and avoid tyranny from the government. There are shootings here in Mexico also, but generally if you're not involved in drugs or messing with another man's family, you don't stand much of a chance of getting hurt. People want things to go back to how they were before the Chinese couf, and now with the money pox. But that's the real problem. People are jacked up on "hopium" and they need to realize things are just gonna get worst. Be proactive and make things better for yourselves and your families. It's hard work, but it can be done.

[@MrJx4000]

When you say, _"The CPS NAZIs that take your children..."_ who or what are you referring to? Child Protective Services in the USA?

[@zenmaiden1]

Hi new to your channel, very good video informative. I’m a Californian looking to come to San Miguel de Allende to retire with my husband. Applying for temp residency in December. We can say for sure cost of living is out of sight in LA suburbia. Crime is way up and making us just want a more peaceful environment, all around with kind people and beautiful scenery. Do you know Bill Dallas Lewis, he’s a KZbinr in Aijijic:

[@JCTravelStories]

I know his KZbin channel. I haven’t met him.

[@awo1fman]

Thanks for explaining the tinaco and aljibe system. Nothing I could find online in English mentioned that they only pump water part of the day. It seems like a pretty complicated and inefficient system to me, though. I also understand that updating the infrastructure would be a massive expense and project. Oh, and you pronounced my last name perfectly. You might be surprised how rare that is. LOL!

[@coffeewithmike3916]

I agree with you on the leaving the USA. I love the USA. it's not my home but it where I am from (Arkansas) But Mexico is home its where my life is and where my family is. Most people would never believe this but I make a good living here. And I love that there is smaller government here it keeps a lot of the crazy out of Mexican society that the USA is dealing with nowadays

[@franciscoc3369]

Hola Buenos dias JC travel stories

[@jackiedecoma4637]

I just watched a video where they are showing Northern Mexico has a severe water shortage; is this true? Secondly have you heard in your area is there a water shortage?

[@javiestrada132]

Great history in México nothing is imposible when You need help

[@471CDA]

I'm one of those that will be exiting California soon for all the reasons stated and then some. Building a home near Chapala in a little town called San Nicolas de Ibarra. Can't wait to get out of the rat race!

[@robertlopez9347]

Sounds good. California is a rat race.... How much are the lots going for in san Nicolas?

[@471CDA]

@@robertlopez9347 Where I'm building they range in the 50-60k range. It's a developing community but with good potential.

[@robertlopez9347]

@@471CDA Cool thanks. What about the cost to build the place?

[@471CDA]

@@robertlopez9347 Depends on size and who you hire to do it. According to the community rules you have to get an architect to draw out plans. A good foreman "maestro" can follow those plans without further need for the architect, saving you money. My 3200 SQ ft home will total appx 150k . That includes the lot at the price I bought 3 years ago. So figure anywhere between 150-200k depending on lot size and location: hilly etc.

[@471CDA]

Check out this channel: Yeshua my Redeemer on KZbin. He's my brother, also building in San Nicolas. He goes into depth describing costs, timeframe, etc.

[@CM-pr5pg]

Hello Jerry. Thank you for your wonderful México stories. I'm Mexican, live in the states, I visit México once a year or every other year but I learn alot about my country thru you. I am thankful for that. America is in a sad state of affairs when 19 children get massacred with a military style weapon and some of our leader's only suggestion is to arm each teacher.... imagine a frail 70 plus old female teacher having to suddenly engage in a gun battle with someone shooting a military weapon???? America is so enamoured with weapons that it is willing to sacrifice more and more young innocent lives in order to keep it's addiction to guns. I don't want this to be a point of debate. Just an opinion to be read and I don't expect a response. Regarding your low fuel issue, that Pemex truck came from heaven because you needed him at that moment....it wasn't a taco truck, it wasn't a passenger bus or any other type of goods or passenger delivery system....it was PEMEX!...LOL. How fortunate! An angel was watching over you and your wife Great story! Looking forward to more upcoming stories. Have a great day.

[@JUANRGB]

Great stories! No gas stations between Culiacan and Mazatlan was a reason to worry for me too. RFC existed in Mexico way before CURP. Funny thing, me living in California, used to believed CURP was the new RFC. It's form with letters of your name and your birth date.

[@raseccrime]

In the state of Nuevo León you don't need a water tank, until this year when the water ran out due to lack of rain. Let's hope it rains this year because I don't want to buy one. In addition, most of the houses do not have a cistern, so the water tank is only a Band-Aid for the lack of water and momentary pressure.

[@calbob750]

FYI: legislation to provide emergency supplies of baby formula….200 “Nay” votes. Legislation to stop murder by assault weapon. 204 “Nay” votes. Nuff said.

[@Slowhiker-xw2kp]

What a .223 does to a child's body is no difference than many other non and semi auto rounds, and I suspect you know that. However, God bless the children and teachers who met their demise at the hand of an evil and deranged POS!

[@tryan7]

Sir, Good morning. Do you think the various reasons you stated are still true today? Thank you. Ryan

[@mexicolegend9020]

People must understand that relocating from one country to another is very hard physically, emotionally and mentally, you need to prepare yourself especially emotionally, now I would not recommend any US citizen especially anglos to make that move to Mexico why? Two simple reasons one the US society has been soo brain washed to the core about that México its all about " bad" worthless, even in reality it's all the opposite so there you have a big mental problem. Second Mexico in reality it's not for everybody, what I mean is, México is like entering to another world, lifestyle is very slow, very relaxed that makes it look boring, but it's not. Mexico's system it's absolutely different, people has more freedom in any aspect and most of the times people from USA that move there they have no idea how to interpret and adapt to it because they endoctrinated to just ovey laws, rules and regulations. So think twice before you may have the experience of your life. Obviously lifestyle in United States its going to get absolutely worse by the day, and do not expect to get any better.

[@janetspell1396]

Are you the one that moved to Mexico with wife for her to receive “proper pain management”?

[@JCTravelStories]

Yes.

[@56Spookdog]

Born and raised Californian, I love the State and hate to leave but the current politicians running us into what looks like a separate expensive country has me really considering leaving and living my last years in a place with affordable living and less regulations that make it affordable.

[@gustavoperez5480]

Montana? Texas?

[@LJ-jq8og]

Great stories ❤

[@armand8322]

I'm having a hard time visualizing Mexico converting into a Digital Currency system by 2024 as was anounced a little while back . This tax i.d. is a step towards that implementation. Major , Major , economic , financial , and social revolution will be taking place on a global scale . I hear your sentiments loud and clear . The U.S. is certainly not the same as when I became a citizen in the early eighties trying to wipe the tears of pride . I guess being in my mid seventies might be too late to return to my Mexican roots . Muchas gracias por sus videos y que Dios los siga cuidando !

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

Gas and diesel are as high as $550 now in southwestern Oregon.

[@mariettajones3093]

Hi Jerry I've been following you for a few years and enjoy listening to you and your advice. I think we met in Ajijic in 2010. I've been trying to move to Mexico fir a few years. Something always comes up that delays my move. Fear being a big one. Now it's been the pandemic. I'm one of those few people who is allergic to vacine. And in Canada, I'm a Canadian, we can't leave the country without a vacine (2). I feel like a prisoner, but my question to you is, with everything that has changes and inflation, do you still say moving to Mexico is STILL doable? Cand you still survive on a limited budget, social security???? Thanks, best of luck to you and your beautiful wife. Ciao

[@gustavoperez5480]

I hope you can come to México some day. Don't hesitate to take your vaccines, the symptoms are only temporary.

[@leestack]

Agree - I'm also one of those that will be exiting California. I won't miss the lawlessness at all...

[@gustavoperez5480]

However wherever place you go, you will keep voting for democrats, so, what's the difference.

[@katherineknapp8838]

Where did this shooter get the AR-15????? Also with the SS increase……..we get an increase of Medicare cost increase. Government has no money…….this country has been bankrupt for some time. If you have any savings bonds…..I’d cash them out. I believe we will be going through a financial reset.

[@LJ-jq8og]

🙋🏼‍♂ JC: Does needing all those water pumps require a lot more maintenance on all those pumps ⁉ Or, are they made well enough (pun-intended) that the pump mechanisms are pretty reliable ⁉

[@gustavoperez5480]

It depends of the brand.

[@storres1368]

🥂🥂❤️❤️

[@denacollins352]

Good information! I saw a story about the government bonds and I will be purchasing some on Tuesday. I'm working on my appointment for a temporary visa this month. I have had some stress about what can go wrong if I move to Mexico but I think I'm finally over that. I have to remind myself of baby steps and one day at a time. Question, do you use a mail service and I just saw a utuber living in Chapala who uses USA Medicare advantage medical. Do you have any ideas about this. Thanks

[@loriholman1459]

I really think MX. is safer then here in the States. Now that's my own opinion. But when something does happen in MX. It alot at one,but here in the States it happens every night in every State. That's how I look at . Our gun violence is BAD! WORST THEN ANY COUNTRY! And I hope you do know in MX.their always celebrating something. But NY. is loud too and some neighborhoods,🤪😂😂

[@Rhaspun]

Yes. It would have been too graphic to talk about the damage done to a childs body when struck by a rifle round. The coroner had to get DNA samples from many of the parents to correctly ID the bodies.

[@loriholman1459]

We all know this. It's the reason why he didn't want to talk about it. Vote Beto if in TX. Make a change. And JC gets all the news. Take care.

[@beentheredonethatoriginals5673]

@@loriholman1459 democrats are not the answer. Beto is just worthless. Republicans aren't much of an answer either tbh but show me ONE large city run by Dems (there are a lot) that small businesses are doing well and crime is under control. At some point you have to look at what they actually DO and not just listen to what they say.

[@dowd9131955]

👍

[@warclan5429]

Many americans still live in the comfort zone thinking that they will make it ok when they retire. Statistics say you need 1.8 million in the bank for that to happen. Seeing the prices go higher than ever before it will be quite hard for the standard American to make enough to retire. unfortunately the US is in decline and it is obvious for everybody living abroad. I feel half a million would be enough maybe a bit less for someone to retire in Mexico, depending on your lifestyle. i feel the more time runs much more people will retire in Mexico that it is not perfect, but gives you a lot of freedoms.

[@calbob750]

IMO the USofA used to be a nation about US. Now it’s become a nation all about ME. And the consequences of selfishness and narcissism. On a different topic. Look at chart of I Bond yields since they were first issued. Your local investment advisor never said anything about I Bonds.

[@gustavoperez5480]

All that mess began at 60's decade.

[@pepespov286]

"Local" hospitality at its best! ( when short on fuel ) :).. gutless "leaders" we will have ( sadly) more Uvalde towns :(:(:(

[@loriholman1459]

Vote Beto he spoke up and they got him out fast he wasn't being rude, but the other idiots were.

[@S36542]

I think the fore fathers thought we need the 2nd because they thought we were gonna be in a 1776 society for 220 years

[@Jimmy_in_Mexico]

They knew that the government needs to know their limitations. It's a declaration of the inalienable rights or the people that can't be taken. It let's the government know that they will forever be at the bottom of the food chain. All of the people that want the government to save them are wrong in their thinking.

[@rachelmiller7525]

More bang for your buck, but that bang comes from U.S. buck spend the bang in the country that gives you that buck, and you are not an ex-pat you are an immigrant. Why is that so difficult to say.

[@tonydanzl]

I don't believe our US govt "gives us" anything.!!! Govt has no profitable business other than TAXATION/THEFT. His Social Security income is repayment of currency that the Govt STOLE from HIM. Why do you feel Tyrants should be rewarded? SPEND IT ANYWAY/ANYWHERE YOU'D LIKE ! 🤠✌

[@luyzqint3760]

No. That buck comes from years of work. The money the US government has, It's our money. The other point, I agree.

[@luyzqint3760]

Just curious: what someone with that type of comment does in this KZbin channel?. Literally, just curious.

[@rachelmiller7525]

@@luyzqint3760 What makes anyone go on KZbin, and what type of comment was that?

[@luyzqint3760]

@@rachelmiller7525 I am truly curious as to what makes you watch this type of videos of people living in Mexico. No insults nor sarcasm.✌️