Rude vs absolutely Obnoxious in Mazatlán

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[@jamessquier7632]

Hi Dwight. As a kid I sailed on a Norwegian freighter out of Montreal to South Africa carrying machinery. Once in Cape Town the crew would hit the waterfront bars. Tough places. One night everyone stayed on board and I asked why. Seems a Japanese ship had arrived in port, and it was an accepted understanding that mixing in the bar might result in serious injury, even death.

[@DwightBurditt]

Yikes 😬

[@elsaibarra9134]

Thank you for your video 👍

[@DwightBurditt]

Gracias

[@bedfordclothier2715]

Good to see you had a good day my friend.

[@DwightBurditt]

Wonderful 👍 Thanks

[@jamessquier7632]

You and your’s look like you can hold your own!!

[@DwightBurditt]

Glenda has lived here all her life and I've been here over ten years. Managed to stay out of trouble so far.

[@AidaJof]

Yes, that is rude on their part to be so loud but they also do it to provoke an altercation. So you were smart by moving on. On the other hand, I am glad you are spending time with Glenda which is causing you to smile ... it's all good, even if she does not return until next Thursday.

[@DwightBurditt]

Absolutely

[@stevericher6660]

Glenda ❤❤❤

[@DwightBurditt]

@stevericher6660 Si! 🙂

[@jamessquier7632]

My point is that you are in cartel country, and you never know what is going to go down in a bar! Just be careful man! Fights start because of noisey people and stuff happens.

[@DwightBurditt]

For sure. I said nothing. We just paid our bill and left