how far can we stretch 10 usd in mexico?

[@TangerineTravels]

Learn Spanish like us with Rocket Languages! You can start a no-card-required free trial at www.TangerineSpanish.com

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Your Spanish is impressively FLUENT. You Youngins have done your homework, fo’Shiz! 👍 😊

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Love ❤️ the driving sped-up footage so, of course I want to know how far the breakfast joint is from your Digs, please. Thanks for any reply in advance, 😉!

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Those poor monkeys are being burned out of their habitats, aren’t they? Also, as CUTE as they are, they DO carry diseases and parasites, plus they are aggressive grabbers of food, and other peoples’ possessions, so please DO keep your distances, Mates.

[@ddavis78704]

Your making great progress on your Spanish. I have one easy recommendation that will literally change things for you. Try using quisiera instead of quiero. "I would like" is a whole lot more pleasant than "I want."

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Laska is really PANTING. Is she getting enough liquids, I wonder? I mean , apart from that little blue, plastic thing of water, we can see you guys giving her, that is.

[@bostonsupermom8214]

My family and I moved to Mexico after following your channel. We're originally from Massachusetts and have 3 babies (ages 3 & under). Your videos have given us so much inspiration, hope and KNOWLEDGE on this transition. TY sooo much for sharing and making these videos. We LOVE your channel. Much love from Baja California.

[@sergiocatalan342]

Hi ,Boston Súpermom,You are,Wellcome,to my Country, México,

[@bostonsupermom8214]

@@sergiocatalan342 Gracias!!! I absolutely love your country and culture. Such a beautiful place.

[@vocho-6459]

Welcomed to Baja California. peninsula is huge, I am in the north, use common sense. Be safe! If we can be of a help let us know

[@bostonsupermom8214]

@@vocho-6459 TY!!! I'm North as well. Currently in Rosarito. Still adjusting to this transition, but absolutely loving the experience.

[@vocho-6459]

@@bostonsupermom8214 Tijuana, working @ San Diego. Thanks, and again we are here in case assistance is needed. Rosarito Is a nice please, be safe!

[@eduardojdm-cb9un]

i really love to see people form other countries to be enjoying my country, thanks guys! have fun, everyone is welcome here. Greetings from Puebla, MX

[@silc.1002]

I’m from Mexico 🇲🇽 DF I love your channel you show the beauty of Mexico really not what people say it is and we go on and believe all the misconceptions thank you Jordan and Maddie 💐🌹💐

[@vsibirsky]

We did many trips to Mexico , going back to the late 80's. Most were around the Yucatan. back then Playa de Carmen was still a fishing village, had one hotel and no a/c. One of ur favorite places to stay was The Blue Parrot and another this motel behind the bus station for times when we had very little money. At the blue parrot there were tents on the beach, lots of mosquito netting and just rustic. How times have changed . Grateful for those bunch of trips before all the development. But... they were hot, humid summer trips. The schedule became getting up early, staying inside or in shade and napping between noon to 4 and staying up late to enjoy the drop in temps after sunset that made it a little more reasonable.

[@carlinacisneros3804]

Hola !! I ve been watching your vídeos for a few days now , i love them , im from México and live in Guadalajara , your vídeos make me wanna travel more around my country, next month im going to Quintana Roo !! Thank you for your vídeos , im following your Chanel right now. Espero sigan viviendo en México por mucho tiempo más! 😃

[@amycurtis18]

Just started watching your videos and I love them! I started with the Vegas ones as me and my husband married there last year and loved it!! We plan on going next year but the holiday company has just gone bust! But hopefully can sort something out! Your videos are so informative and really answer the questions real people want to know! Thanks again Love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 xx

[@PattyViviendo]

I love your videos. I struggle pronouncing words in English, and you guys are helping me in the process of learning. Gracias por compartir con nosotros.

[@PattyViviendo]

Ashim Chakma yes, Mexican American who grew up in Mexico and currently living in the U.S., why? 🙂

[@PattyViviendo]

Ashim Chakma I understand. Mexico is beautiful 😊 do you visit Mexico often and if you do where?

[@PattyViviendo]

Ashim Chakma oh that’s great India and Japan are beautiful too. Hopefully one day you’ll have the opportunity to visit Mexico and enjoy its beauty in person 🙂

[@jackiebaker-kepple5584]

We spend 5 weeks in Puerto Morelos every winter love the place

[@ctawzer]

Wow guys you have over 100,000 subscribers! I remember watching when you had just 5,000 or 7,000. Awesome work!

[@rickalmaraz4902]

The Tangerinies are the best!!! Support them and not the dishonest, scamming, unethical Kinetic Kennons. I love the honesty, and realness of this couple as opposed to the quite obvious phoniness of the Kennons who are so unlikeable that they're unwatchable.

[@contrerase1]

With regard to Tacos Neza with the Bull logo. I believe that is in reference to the city adjacent to MXDF Nezahualcóyotl in the state of Mexico. They had a professional soccer team known as los Toros Neza.

[@Oracol]

Eduardo Contreras Toros Neza was an AWESOMENE team back in the 90s!

[@annaswanson5903]

Love that you guys are brave enough to give honest opinions on socio economic/ political stuff going on in the places you visit, that's quite rare and I admire you for that

[@danielgliddon4102]

I just did 2 weeks in playa del carmen, im from the north of Australia and yet i struggled with the heat. Absolutely loved the Riviera Maya. A little overwhelmed at first but found my feet eventually. Fell in love with taco el pastor

[@OriginalMan313]

What a Inspiring Couple. Mucho Success

[@TangerineTravels]

Robert Abdullah thank you Robert! 🧡

[@manofadventure1956]

Hi Guys! It's Jeff and Seneca. We connected with you about a year ago, when we first bought our fixer house in Chelem, Yucatan. We're leaving our Bisbee, Arizona house in 2 weeks, heading back to Chelem, this time driving! Will be staying in Chelem for about 6 months this time, to put the finishing touches on the house. Will be living in it the entire time. Loved seeing your latest on Morelos, as it was always one of our favorite places. Can relate about the HEAT, Maddie, so don't let folks dog you on that (sorry Laska!). We are putting in AC mini splits, so we'll see how that goes! As always, contact us if you need a place to stay if in the Yucatan.... we are across the street from the Gulf! Thanks so much for all you are doing....P.S... we are thinking about a side trip to Lima...thanks to you!!!

[@ryanhordos1023]

Hate like your life lol

[@DesertScorpionKSA]

The breakfast looked fantastic.

[@rayschalch]

Tacos al pastor are made of marinated pork, they normally use the Annatto seed paste (Axiote), sour oranges (more common in the south east of Mexico) and onions. They were created in Mexico city but now you can find them everywhere in the country nowadays. I love your channel and wish you the best always!

[@cheron5150]

We've been going to PoMo for about 6 or 7 years now, it's my favorite place! We rent a condo on the beach & sometimes friends stay at resorts. They don't wanna cleanup after themselves, cook etc., but they sure enjoy when WE do! lol AND the terrace! It's about a 20 min walk to town from the condo, but we rarely make it, due to the beach bars, lol! Enjoy, i'll be there in Feb!

[@personface108]

@7:32 the dog sounds like its actually saying "car ride" if you sound it out to his little bork 🥰

[@judyewer7609]

Maddie (sorry your name got autocorrected first time around) and Jordan, the absolute best tacos al pastor can be had at El Fogon in Playa Del Carmen. Unfortunately, they don’t open until 1pm so if you go too early they won’t be ready, but if you can wait until 2:00 or go later for an early dinner, they are so worth the drive. There are two locations. One is on Constituentes across from the Mega and the other is just south down from the Walmart on 30th! We prefer the location on 30th because it isn’t as hot or heavily trafficked as the one on Constituentes but they are both very good.

[@davejohnson7432]

I have seen many of your videos, but never have I actually subscribed or rang the bell.....never knew that cause I love your videos

[@lennifoxtrot6446]

Love this film! I am signing up for rocket spanish

[@bfitnessforlife]

Watching this video from Mexico! We did it! Relocated to Playa del Carmen! Thanks for all the information that has been tremendously helpful in making this decision :)

[@mikereynolds371]

Love your channel! It's so nice to binge watch something not on Netflix.

[@travelscoutsunplugged]

You two are awesome! I love these types of videos!

[@13c11a]

Jordan, don't let learning Spanish kill off your English. At about 3:40 you say you wish you "didn't" get chorizo. Should be: I wish I had not gotten chorizo. Personally, I LOVE chorizo! Have you really been in Puerto Morelos for ten months, December to September? Show us more of it. Thanks, English Teacher

[@carmentorres3797]

Love to see your videos!

[@TangerineTravels]

Linda Rubio thanks for watching, Linda!

[@soothingsounds4464]

I’m so happy that you made a new video, as I LOVE watching your videos and I love watching your older ones too...I’m going to join patreon to watch more of you guys ! Love u Madd and Jord I also follow you on Facebook.

[@paolamucino7842]

I moved to the US 3 years ago, to Houston of all places hahaha I laughed when you mentioned it, anyways I got used to the AC right away and it's the only thing that I feel I would struggle with if I visit Mexico in the hot days, That's why I try to go early in the year 😅I'm from Colima where the weather compares to Houston but as y'all said there is no AC and it's really hard to do anything but we do it because we don't have a choice, electricity is very expensive to be able to afford to have AC at home so I'm glad you made that clear for people watching your videos, I think you might received a lot of comments in regards of your complaints but they are not living there, you guys are. Honestly at some point I couldn't handle the heat of my home town and moved to Guanajuato, then life decided to play us a joke and moved us to Houston, but now we get our reward because we are living in upstate NY for 2 years, then who knows but for now we are enjoying Fall's weather 😁

[@swicheroo1]

I did that twice for a month each time, when I spent a couple years backpacking with wife. We contracted luxury apartments for a month but were almost entirely out of money--and had to wait for money to be wired--which ended up taking a month. So, we lived with much less than $10/day for both of us--once in Buenos Aires, Argentina and once in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil. But at least we were in great doorman buildings in wealthy districts. The big difference: You already have a running pantry. We had to go to the market to purchase groceries. So you can calculate 50 cents for coffee. But we had an initial cost outlay of 10 dollars for a bag. So, if you have 300 bucks and are calculating 10 bucks a day...just a bag of coffee hits you hard at the supermarket.

[@living-wellon-less5669]

I would like to see a video on how cheap you can get by preparing all your food yourself for a week and still maintain a healthy diet. Someone like myself who is 63 and retired who is considering moving to Mexico is going to spend more and more time at home as they progress in age.

[@safari9]

What beautiful and interesting places you visit. Congratulations.

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

Almost forgot. Humidity. I was raised in Chicago with no A/C. I moved to Palm Springs CA decades ago. We die when the humidity gets to 15ish%! Yes it gets hot in the summer, but that dry heat. Poor Laska with all that fur.

[@mastermayday]

A little food tip for you guys, check out captain Kay! Been living here in pm for a year and haven't found a better fish burrito and taco!

[@valerieneal2747]

Another good way to make a smoothie is to freeze a couple of bananas. And use coconut water😉

[@Olawalium]

Hahaha sorry about the "failed" $10 challenge. It happens, plus the situation was beyond you guys. You didn't actually fail it though. Nice seeing Laska again.

[@IntegrationalEdu]

Same is true in Europe, not much AC. in France the buildings have these heavy shutters that are brilliant. You just close them In the heat of the day, and put on a fan in your cave. Easy to stay cool. I am in Lisbon now, I recommend you visit here. After Mexico, I think you would love it here. Some similarities plus the European flavor.

[@jojotaylor3607]

Great video!! Thanks for all the tips! The poor monkeys, its cool to see them live but knowing they are displaced is really sad. Thats happening where I live in Canada, but coyotes. Housing developments has caused them to seek new homes. They can be seen running down the street at times. We're back in the Mayan in November!

[@josuepalillero7907]

@ 4:50 minutes. It's called "mono araña"

[@FreedomStrider]

You should do a $10 supermarket challenge and see how long you can go with just $10 each. Also, just noticed, it's confusing Mexico having the $ sign as well as the USD

[@soothingsounds4464]

Freedom Strider yes I’ve never understood that either, the peso sign is a dollar sign so it’s very confusing

[@frankbinning4143]

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy Maddie and Jordan are Back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rViajero63]

I think is "sope" remember in spanish "e" has a diferent sound.

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks for your input! It’s pretty easy to pronounce words in Spanish once you know the pronunciation of each letter because words are almost always spelled phonetically. But I was wondering if the singular was spelled sop or sope - it would have a different pronunciation based on the spelling. Since Spanish words almost always follow similar rules and given that the singular of tamales is tamal, I was thinking the singular of sopes was likely sop. It looks super weird and is weird to say but so was tamal when I learned that because my whole life I had heard people saying “tamale” which I now know is wrong. ~Jordan

[@soothingsounds4464]

Ricardo Romero yes it is sope but I love their humor and it’s just so adorable

[@martyg3757]

Coming to PM for the month of February 2020. We'll be sure to seek out your favorite restaurants they look great. I'm glad that gluten free options are readily available, I'm intolerant too.

[@WaltANelsonPHD]

You have been in Mexico for nearly two years, as I believe. You seem to drive around without any problems. On your car do you have tags for Mexico or for Arizona?

[@eduardojdm-cb9un]

in one video the said the car has arizona plates and all, if you have the correct 'inland foreign car permit' you are good to go. For 6 months i believe is like 15USD, once its expired, you need to go back to a border town and renew it

[@abstractoabstracto6294]

Tangerine travels i'm a new suscriber, greetings from Tehuacan Puebla México.

[@williampayne5028]

Burning the jungle is the typical manner of clearing the land for planting. Perhaps that is what is being done. You might consider asking someone why the jungle is being burned. Do not ask anyone whether it is being done legally. They are doing it at night because, as you note, it is hotter than "blazes" during the day. (Pun intended, sorry.)

[@munozconnie]

omg, puerto vallarta heat is so bad this summer, it wasnt this bad last year, its even hotter where you are. one thing we cant run our AC as much, if we use over 800 kilowatt hours, we lose the subsidy and electric bills are almost as much as our rent. we never used our AC last year at this time at all. I know we will go over this month, I dont leave the house from 1pm till 6pm. thank god we have a pool...i get up and walk to the malecon for exercise at like 7am and im still drenched, i know next summer, we are so going to plan to be in cooler parts of mexico.

[@jemolino]

The monkeys are called spidermonkeys. There is a reserve near Akumal where you can take guided tours through the jungle to watch these rare creatures! Perhaps this is a good theme for another video. Thank you for sharing all your experiences! Warm greetings

[@leokambayashi3296]

Just found your videos guys, great work!!!, Neza is short for Nezahualtcoyotl, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nezahualcoyotl_(tlatoani), an Aztec ruler and also a famous municipality in the Mexico city metro area. Cheers guys!!

[@caroleads4037]

Thank you for telling us what month it is .I am coming down there next May and wonder how the weather will be.happy travels tangerine people🥰🌊🌊🌊🏝

[@GaryJones2012]

Guys, I just moved from Riberas del Pilar on Lake Chapala to Chelem, a few clicks from Progreso. Maddie, you aren't kidding. Man, is it hot!

[@yupitsme9713]

Yaah. Watching your videos made me explore Mexico in a way I wouldn't have before.

[@tootseug]

Hi guys. Would you mind walking us through how you make your cold brew, I have had extremely mixed results with mine. You may have a much better recipe. ??? Thx.

[@rViajero63]

I've notice tacos pastor are not good early , they have to be over cooked so dont try "tacos al pastor" early

[@TangerineTravels]

We definitely learned that this time. Like a good wine, they are better with a bit more time ;)

[@Wazupu]

The guy was putting them straight from the trompo to the tortilla. Shouldn’t they have been grilled below after cutting off? At least that’s how I ate them in Cancun.

[@Intherawoutdoors]

Have you checked out Puerto Aventuras yet? I'd enjoy hearing your opinions as I often visit there to see friends

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

Hubby and I stayed at Puerto Aventura at the Beach Palace. We had a nice time, but it wasn't long enough. Right after we came home, was when 9/11 occured. We heard the hotels in the Yucatan were accompaning to the people stranded in paradise.

[@ryanhordos1023]

Was there 6 years ago. Got so darn sick, didnt think I would make it back...love Mexico but it doesn't like me...am ready to go round 3 with the dragon

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

Another fun video, thanks! You guys are great. I know I should be patient, but I have to ask Did you guys make it to the Zocalo for El Grito? Viva!!!

[@ryanhordos1023]

Loved the video. Your husky must have been warm. It snowed here today so would rather be in Mexico.

[@TangerineTravels]

Huskies have an undercoat which makes them well-adapted to the cold and heat. They are able to tolerate heat better than most dogs. Laska loves being outside and even lays in the sun for hours a day by her own free will.

[@CorellianYT1300]

The singular of "sopes" is "sope". The plural of "tamal" is "tamales", because the rule is to add "es" to words ending in a consonant, e.g. "Camion-Camiones", "Camaron-Camarones", "arbol-arboles", etc. In the case of sopes, it's just a coincidence that the plural ends in "-es" :-)

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks for the explanation! That makes perfect sense :)

[@nachojimenez2420]

Monday is a pretty standard day to close a restaurant in most of the world.

[@TangerineTravels]

nacho jimenez at least for the US, I can say that’s not really the case. We never realized how big it was in Mexico though. We can’t hardly keep track of what day of the week it is most of the time 😂

[@nachojimenez2420]

@@TangerineTravelsthese days most places in the US just don't close, but Monday or Tuesday is pretty traditional and still the norm for family places and higher end places.

[@deejaye2647]

I stand corrected...Laska makes an appearance!

[@frankbinning4143]

As a Top Fan I would Love to thank Jordan and Maddie for this Honor :)

[@mike50cal.26]

Maddie, I'm allergic to Bees!!! Holy shit! You moved fast!!!!Lol

[@targetedtruthfinder]

How do you pay for your travels?

[@michaelanderson9914]

I have not seen any videos for cabo san lucas or the peninsula. do you have a video of that or plan in going there? I would like to vacation there, myself.

[@hewer1953]

Yeah it’s been a hot summer. But the good news is the rain came and so did the mosquitoes .

[@gatomeow5370]

amo sus videos yo vivo en puerto morelos a 6 casas de dunosusa de villas morelos 1 y siempre he querido encontrarlos y saludarlos me encantan sus videos

[@judyneary7196]

Hate heat and humidity! Hoping it´s a little cooler and less humid when we´re in Playa in November.

[@TangerineTravels]

Judy Neary it’s already starting to cool off a bit. Thank goodness! 😅

[@darlenelambert4103]

I get so impatient waiting for your next video! Lol! How are you guys finding the driving now that you've been there awhile?

[@kevinrsolis99]

Super entertaining your videos, like always, by the way ,when you'll come back to Aguascalientes ?

[@breakingbreadpdc8089]

Thank you for sharing about the monkeys and keep loving all You do for us in Puerto😊💚✅🇲🇽

[@nickmehta1]

Hey guys, where can i find essential oils in Mexico. I'll be in the Playa area. Large grocery stores? Thanks for your very helpful videos and keep up the great work

[@frankbinning4143]

Baton Rouge Louisiana has 100% humidity LOL

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

That's called RAIN! Lol

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

Maybe you can help me out, or a viewer can. On the main road going from Puerto Aventuras to Cancun, on the left hand side of the road, there is what looks to be a cemetery. By the street there are skeletons in colorful clothes. Kind of what you may see on Dia de Los Muertos. Its been many years since we have been there, but I always wondered what the place is.

[@artytron7925]

Hi guy's I've been a fan for about a year now I was just wondering have y'all been to el parqué viveros en Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas? That park was my favorite until I moved to the States...well I hope y'all have a great day/ night (depending when you see this) and hope y'all are enjoying Mexico

[@diane48000]

I've watched some of your video's and I like seeing what Mexico is like, I mainly want to see what each beach and the color of the ocean is and if there is anything dangerous in the water, so I know what beach I want to go too. Apparently it's not all dangerous there, at least during the day. I have heard Acapulco doesn't have tourist like it used too, due to being a dangerous area. I want to see white sand and turquoise water before I die, is that only in Cancun and surrounding area? The one thing that I don't agree with is having a husky living in a place with intense heat, they hate it and were breed to withstand temps down to below -61 degrees although they still need insulated dog houses, some kind of door to keep wind out and straw bedding, but heat is not good for that dog.

[@donwells9494]

Its really hard to know what to do about moving to Mexico. Seems every person I ask including old Mexican friends tell me not even to think about it.

[@donwells9494]

@BMB thank you for your message. I live in a country where many are afraid to visit yet Ive never had any problem whatsoever in in over 20 years. It just seems so strange that while we see almost 100% positive on utube I get Mexicans telling me stay away.

[@donwells9494]

@BMB thanjs. Yep I knew this. But there are other areas im more intetested in than these American enclaves. Like Puerto Villarta area or further south.

[@ragrreesp4496]

Mexico is a big country it really does depend on what city of area you're interested in, I've travelled all over the country and most places are safe, common sense must be used as in the rest of the world, there are some zones not recommended but usually those places are not on the radar of people looking to move to Mexico, we also have very sensationalist media that highlights the worse in a 120 millon people country, there's different realities within, my advice is visit the most popular ones people move to, to get an idea then when more comfortable explore some other places

[@donwells9494]

@@ragrreesp4496 Thanks Raul.

[@jmatt4life]

A friend returned from a cruise not too long ago and he gave me a t-shirt that says Puerto Maya!

[@paulbrowning1758]

Good vid. Thanks guys.

[@moniquendavid9990]

Maddie and Jordan, you guys rock! We found your channel after searching on how to bring a dog into Mexico. We have been hooked ever since! Question, will you guys ever do a video about Mexican Income Taxes? Since your channel is to provide a true view into life while living in Mexico, I figured it is an important topic. Since your income is sourced 100% from the U.S., are you paying Mexico income taxes now that you have a temporary resident visa? Thanks!

[@TangerineTravels]

On our current visa we aren't even allowed to earn Mexican-sourced income so we aren't paying any Mexican taxes other than sales taxes and various travel taxes.

[@guadaluperatcliff9030]

I’ve never heard of Smoothie Bowl 😆

[@josebarba7788]

Love the channel, you two! Keep up the good work. I'm also glad mi Mexico is treating you well! Question, for those looking at a possible mid to long term stay out there and without a remote, online, source of income, how would you say the job market is out there? For someone from the states that is fluent bilingual or more. I'm thinking there is a good opportunity for those, particularly at tourist destinations, hotels, and such. But, how long could one sustain and with how much going into it? I would love for you guys to do a video on that, or maybe just respond to my comment. Gracias!

[@boringopr4369]

Mmm my comment dissapeared here's a new comment I've been wondering about you guys I'm glad you drop a video Poor insect got evicted😁 Hey guys I've said it before I'll say it again your spanish is superb you make me a proud viewer👏👏👏 The monkey was awesome what's funny is Jordan calling the monkey HOLA SEÑOR😂😂😂 nice Jordan you forgot to ask for his name😨😬😋 Nice video you youngters have fun 🌺✌peace✌🌺 btw the sopes made me haaaaangry time to go eat by👍👍👋👋✌✌💖💖

[@kaanspa128]

You should go to Cafe del Mar by Super Aki (they have a great pineapple frappe and ac) also La Chona in the same mall for tortas (but no ac).

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks for the recommendations!

[@karlapatterson4474]

Just curious; what is it about Puerto Morales you love so much that you are willing to put up with the heat and humidity?

[@yuanshuan7099]

I stayed in the beach side of puerto Morelos for two months. It is kind of humid and hot.

[@TangerineTravels]

VERY hot and humid. At least during the summer

[@yuanshuan7099]

Tangerine Travels I am staying north of the lighthouse near the beach of puerto Morelos. I am studying Spanish two times a week. I am kind of bored here. I am a solo traveler from Taiwan linking in Hawaii big island. I have visited about 15 cities in Mexico. Maybe we can meet sometime.

[@living-wellon-less5669]

Could you explain the property taxes in Mexico, some of the properties I am looking at have no property taxes and some do, what is the deal with that?

[@kristicourtney8099]

You should include in your 10 dollars the cost of the gasoline you use to get around. You can't go the cheaper restaurants if you don't have gas to get there.

[@doreenconnors2028]

Hi there! Love your you tube! Quick question we are traveling to Puerto Morales in two weeks!! Just wondering how is the weather now? I can see its rainy and humid but just hoping the rain is less than predicted. Fill me in please when you can! Thanks Doreen in california

[@TangerineTravels]

Hey Doreen! We just got back from a 2-week trip, but it seems slightly (emphasis on slightly lol) less hot than before, but still just as humid. It didn't rain at all today, but I believe there were lots of storms the past week. In our experience, the showers are off and on throughout the day when it's rainy.

[@doreenconnors2028]

@@TangerineTravels thank you for your heads up! We will hope for the best!

[@lisetteboucherfortin4775]

I enjoy watching you guys ..

[@laasignaturapendiente]

Me encantan sus aventuras!!! Sigan viajando y practicando su espanol!!! Abrazo desde Texas!

[@daniellejohnson1355]

Laska needs to gong the bell 🛎 more often 😂 Loved the video (as usual) And 👎 to the burning. I hate when developers around here tear down trees 🌳 to build a new housing development. Why can’t they take already existing homes that need work, fix them up and then sell. Recycling ♻️ houses!! 🏡 🏠

[@alfredocastro805]

Good morning Tangerines,!!! 🤗👍

[@robsgarage552]

That is way BAD! Burning down Rainforests for the sake of development. The land and habitat should be protected. Good vid!

[@timcampbell6008]

curious, what is the cost of gas /liter? I live in the most expensive province (BC) for gas and currently, it costs 1.41.9 / liter! Way more than other places in Canada :{

[@TangerineTravels]

It’s about 20 pesos/liter

[@timcampbell6008]

@@TangerineTravels OMG , I am packing as we speak :}

[@timcampbell6008]

OOPs its early here and I made a mistake on the math :{ Packing slower

[@carlacampbell2230]

It is $1.46 per liter today where I am :(

[@timcampbell6008]

@@carlacampbell2230 :{

[@Brantoc]

When someone says it tastes "very healthy".. That is a code word for "ick"..

[@TangerineTravels]

You betcha lol 😝 In fairness, I did ask for it without sweetener, which is how green juice is tolerable and more on the tasty side of healthy.

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

Lol. Liquid cucumber, ugggg

[@tarheez3]

Right down the road is the best all inclusive . Check out SECRETS Maroma BEACH . AMAZING PLACE

[@silnymuz6670]

Thanks for the info😎👍

[@stebanmendez8229]

How easy or complicated is to own an electric car in México? I heard that there are not a lot of charging stations around. Love your videos!!!

[@AquaMenTonyM]

Great video! We love your video's. We learn from all of them. Thank you for doing what you do. We follow you and the other couple in Puerto Vallarta Kinetic Kennons. May the Lord always bless you both!