MEXICO: Working Around the World - This will open your eyes

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MEXICO - Working Around The World - Episode 5
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[@kelvinCarrisoza]

Im so proud to be Mexican. I want to make my ancestors proud and make my father proud of me. I want him to look at me and say he loves his son and that he is so proud of me. I made a lot of mistakes in the past. I ruined my body and broken relationships with my family. It’s gotten really hard and I’ve done u speakable things. Yet my dad still loves me and makes me feel good. Moving forward I want to make my family proud. I want to turn my attitude, my morals and my life around. I love you god amen. 🙏🙏🙏

[@hugobracho9064]

Thanks for be a wonderful person and remind to us and another persons that Mexico is beyond all the old and new cliches that the press, movies and even KZbin shows to the word, a very simple and so respectful view and the simple way of our country, Thanks a lot!

[@Duquedecastro]

This should have way more views!! Beautiful video

[@octaviooro9182]

Good message I can relate to this. I came here to the USA 30 years ago; I been working 55-60 hours a week for years now. My family and I we are very happy here. The worst thing that we do is having an opportunity and not act on it.

[@carlosmelick7075]

The only real option is to create your own personal opportunity. Keep making experiments until you find the opportunity. The first step is to find out who you are which may time. To find out who you are requires you to analyze think about and what you read.

[@ONeCarlosGurrola]

@TylerWaye, thank you so much for this video. I was able to see my family and see my parents in those difficult quotations you posed. I teared up because I could feel their pain, which feels similar to my own even though I was born stateside. Aun asi, mis raices y cultura vienen de la misma sangre con puro orgullo Mexicano. ¡Gracias, amigo!

[@theamkevin4315]

Hey that was a great video ! The quality was very nice too ! You deserve a shit ton more subscribers.

[@tylerwayeofficial]

Thanks, Theam Kevin! Truly appreciate the comment. Cheering you on too.

[@cougarkeeper0]

Great video my friend!

[@stewartrivers2730]

Tyler Wayne 👍

[@armandolemus7222]

Fun fact , Mexico is the hardest working country in the world

[@RachelAdriana]

This video is truly amazing, exactly the message I am trying to break through to others! @Opportunitas

[@mindfulnessorganix1588]

If Mexico had security and opportunity to prosper I promise you no one in Mexico would even think of moving to usa I mean why would they it's one of a kind

[@frescoservice5124]

Because Mexico geography has a huge disadvantage to gain its economic strength up north is desert down south is rainforests and wrapped around the coast line are very mountainous which means global instability most of the soil is not suitable for agriculture earthquake line starts form the top all the way down the 80 percent of Mexico inhabitable the best spot to live is Mexico city and it’s not even that good because it’s sinking a foot a year and plumbing and electrical keeps breaking because of the sinking water gets dirty from broken pipes and the city is surrounded with mountains causing pollution to linger and the city is higher elevation than any city in USA makes is difficult for truck so deliveries are harder also law enforcement is difficult to enforce due to these conditions i can keep going on but you get my drift so Mexico is not like the USA because of security or corruption or whatever people assume if geography was nice flat and good soil then wealth would increase and cartels and corruption would not exist to the point where it’s a problem no need to risk your life if you have a well paid career right ?

[@TakoTako2000]

Yeah, but USA exist...so we can't have that security and opportunity that You say😊 Carteles have guns Made in USA and the gringos that come here to México, they don't help 0 for the economy, they just Make everything expensive for the locals, they just care for them selfs :|

[@frescoservice5124]

What people don’t realize that the problem is not government or cartels or whatever people think Mexicos economy has a huge disadvantage due to its geographic the land its all about the land just KZbin MEXICO’S GEOGRAPHY PROBLEM

[@Duquedecastro]

Italy is just as mountainous!

[@frescoservice5124]

@@Duquedecastro Italy has the po river mexico doesn’t have any flat navigable rivers at all and thick jungle and desert but Mexico and Italy have about the same GDP Italy. Mexico’s GDP will be at 5th place by 2050

[@Duquedecastro]

@@frescoservice5124 Well that’s promising then! 👌🏼

[@frescoservice5124]

@@Duquedecastro yes because railways and public transportation and ports are improving and manufacturing is expanding a lot moving from china to Mexico

[@joshuacampbell2]

If i'm mexican and speak english like 80 to 90 %, Where should i work at? somebody who's got any suggestions pls let me know

[@manewano]

depends on where you live, and what you want to do for a living.

[@35RangoAlfa]

Construction

[@Sergatx]

Get into a white collar we Mexicans are more than labor hard workers. Look up a company called Golden Memorial. There is no limit to what you can earn. Golden Memorial offered insurance services to the Latino people. If you know good Spanish and some English you will kill it.

[@CPGEVENTS]

Let this video brotha 🙏🏼

[@janethherreragarcia4056]

Beaut

[@ANASANCHEZARMY]

Wow Keren

[@SolarSystmOfTheAztecs]

Tribe of Issachar 🇲🇽...

[@melvayaredaguilar]

good way to speak english. 🐩

[@johnnyjackson4159]

The people need social security. Some welfare programs. 401k stuff like that.

[@frescoservice5124]

And then what ?

[@eduardocruz9419]

Mexico doesn't give the opportunity to their own. Mexico imports people with the same skills their own people have, but they don't give indigenous people or Mestizos those opportunities. They import Europeans to take those jobs

[@luiscarr5288]

No seas mamon we, pinche vato mentiroso.

[@eduardocruz9419]

@@luiscarr5288 No pari, no hable asi, el simple hecho de no ser de lo conquistado o el de eroneamente tratar de decir como son las cosa basado en tus experiencias dentro de la burbuja que a sido tu vida. Dice mucho de tu percepcion en cuanto a la realidad de las cosas

[@maggiearaiza5761]

That's not true.

[@eduardocruz9419]

@@maggiearaiza5761 The simple fact that you're writing in English tells me that you might not live in Mexico. And if my comment is a lie and Mexico is full of opportunities for Mexicans. Then the million dollar question would be,why did your parents migrated to another country? and furthe more why do you remain in a foreign country if Mexico is so full of opportunities ?

[@chicanx6756]

@@eduardocruz9419 maybe in the past, right now I can say their is more opportunities. Time changes bro

[@EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl]

Yah,a selfish calvinist would never make sacrifices-even for the own child to study-south culture is so superior to angelsaxon