San Luis Potosi interview with expat Paul. Life in San Luis Potosi

We interview expat Paul about his life and thoughts about living in San Luis Potosi.

[@saul-pt9oh]

I want to congratulate you for making these videos, and I am very pleased that you love the city of San Luis Potosi and speak wonders of our city, we know that in the United States there are many good people like you and that they know that they are welcome to Mexico. I imagine that they already told you about the magical towns around the city such as: Cerro de San Pedro, Armadillo de los Infantes or Santa Maria del Rio just to say a few. It is ideal to walk very quietly and then eat some of the local food of those towns or if you want to go a little further you can find the Media Luna and also go to the Huasteca Potosina, which is a natural paradise with its rivers and waterfalls. I wish you all the best and take great care. Regards.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thank you for you kind words. We want to come back and explore the small towns around San Luis Potosi when we have more time. It is also very high on or list of places to move to when you rental lease is up. We heard that Huestica potosina is closed right now.

[@saul-pt9oh]

@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico If it is true now due to the contingency due to the covit-19, many tourist places are closed, but we hope this happens quickly and that you can enjoy your stay here in Mexico. Bye.

[@timelesstravelclub6240]

Thank you for his video. SLP will be my next destination when I start traveling again.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thanks for watching. San Luis Potosi is an amazing place like many places in Mexico.

[@Mo4U5]

Hola Marc n Paulett, Nice interview with Paul love his adventuresome spirit ❤. SLP sounds like wonderful city do you have plans to show more ? Awesome to see 👀 you guys having a blast. More por favor! Rancho Cordova Morgan

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

We are having a blast, We are also headed back to Sacramento to help some family members out for a few weeks and then back to Mexico. If you're available maybe we could meet for coffee.

[@Mo4U5]

@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico Marc It would be my pleasure Morgan

[@mike6572693]

Hello Paulette. This is Mike from Morelia & Sacramento. I subscribed to your YT channel. Hasta pronto!

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thanks for subscribing Mike. Where in Sacramento did you live? We lived in Citrus Heights. -Marc and Paulette.

[@justotorres8970]

San Luis Potosí is great place in Mexico. A Mix of a new modern city with old Mexican traditions

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

We love living in San Luis Potosi. Thanks for watching Justo.

[@centralmexicodogsanctuarya4590]

Hi Mark and Paulette, thanks you for the wonderful interview. It was a load of fun to meet you both. Paul Yes Mark is right do not come to Mexico without the proper papers for you and your car.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

We really enjoyed meeting you and would like to stay in contact with you. And thank you for allowing us to interview you. There is a good chance that we will move there when our lease is up in December.

[@efrenfarfan2364]

Nice video I enjoyed the interview as well as the interaction with the Young people 😀 👍

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Paul was very kind to allow us to interview him, the kids were cool. They actually came up and started talking to us. Thats the way it is in Mexico, everyone is so friendly.

[@luisvilla799]

Great video!!! Interesting stuff learn something about legalities in Mexico every time I watch this channel

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thanks for watching Luis. We try to present useful information.

[@los5manantiales]

3:21 am in Texas and Im watching your video. Thanks for the closing entertainment on your video. I got to say that the place Im originally from Coahuila, the Police are good. The people are the best, food tastes great, even drinking a cup of coffee, I love the taste better in Mexico than the US...I don’t know why? Greetings amigos!

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thanks Jesse, I hope our video didn't put you to sleep. Lol. The coffee is much better in Mexico then the U.S.

[@los5manantiales]

The Two Travelers In Mexico not at all. I enjoy your diverse content. Muchas gracias

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@adrianm111]

You always have great days. I like how positive you are.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

It's amazing living in Mexico what it will do to give a person a positive attitude.

[@giogarcia4002]

Yes that is correct. Just don’t go to the frontier cities. Those are the worst. But in inner Mexico it is very different.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

We completely agree. In general we feel that Mexico is very safe. Thanks for watching Gil.

[@mimar5137]

Keep visiting all of the small villages in the municipality of Armadillo de los Infantes. Many are ghost town but hold a lot of charm specifically El Temaxcal.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

We always enjoy visiting the non touristy places. Thanks for watching and commenting Mi. -Marc

[@ciscoxzy]

Hola, that park looks like Tequis, I have a condo close, I am from Tennessee

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

1) you are correct it is Tequis. 2) we're jealous that you have an apartment near there. Do you live in San Luis Potosi or are you also living in Tennessee?

[@ciscoxzy]

I am in Tennessee now but plan to spend the winter months there in San Luis..

[@findingmemo322]

So you guys are in San Luis Potosí.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

We were there but not now. We do have more videos scheduled from San Luis Potosi. We have to go back to California for about a month to help some family members and then we will head back to Morelia. Memo are you still in Arizona?

[@nicmart]

The pronunciation of the city. 😱

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

San Luis Po-toe-see. That's something I had to work on.

[@carlalara661]

Hello, do you know if Tamul, the waterfall, is flowing with water? Or is the waterfall dry and not there? I would like to visit soon but I saw a video uploaded about a month ago saying that it was dry.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

It's still not flowing. I read that the water that fed the falls was dammed up to make a lake. -Marc

[@BeckyInCa]

👍

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Thanks Becky.

[@claudiamerjil6511]

I love it. Such a rebel

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Yes, Paul is a rebel for sure.

[@findingmemo322]

I wonder if that kid grew up in the US, he speaks good English.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

He did not grow up in the U.S. he learned in school. Thanks for watching Memo.

[@jimbig3997]

I knew a guy (here in Monterrey) that speaks perfect English, and I mean perfect, no discernible accent, never been outside of Mexico. He said he learned English from video games (because they're all in English).

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

@@jimbig3997, Not surprised. Kids are smart. At lease a video game taught him something.

[@prime8nate]

I was wondering if he has rich parents that send him to a school where some subjects are taught in English. I'm impressed with how natural his English is regardless.

[@findingmemo322]

How are they doing with the virus there?

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

As well as can be expected, it's tough on people in Mexico. There isn't really much of a welfare program so if they aren't working they aren't putting food on the table. It's a tough situation for them.

[@jimbig3997]

Seems like most of the poorer people are awake to the lie by now, simply because they had to get out there and make a living, get on crowded buses to go to work, etc. At first they were very down and resigned. Now they realize they're still alive and are less afraid. Ironically it's the richer people who are most afraid, living in their insulated 'bubbles' in life. You'd think they'd be smarter than that because they have more money. Nope.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

@@jimbig3997 , Mexicans are resilient people, they work as a family to support one another.

[@HMFamilyLife]

@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico That's a great concept.

[@franco91207]

The police on United States is very Bossy treat. People. Same 4 years old kids

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

Yes. Thanks for watching Antique1111 11

[@efigueroa2526]

I'm gonna need some ID

[@brigittejackson5083]

Nice video guys, thanks for sharing! But wow, living in Mexico illegally without valid visa and proper import papers or TIP for the car? Amazing ....

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

He is as Paulette would say a rebel. Thanks for watching.

[@sioux4noff]

@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico - Rebel, or just disregarding the requirements of a country kind enough to allow him to reside here? IMO, pretty disrespectful as it is super easy to be legal in Mexico.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

​@@sioux4noff I think he's just a rebel.

[@sioux4noff]

@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico I very strongly disagree. I think it is so incredibly easy to stay in Mexico legally it is irresponsible not to have your papers in order.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

@@sioux4noff, We just met him that day and we didn't know what his story was until we stated recording. Paul is an interesting guy and takes some risks that we would not take. We did everything legally and I wouldn't recommend doing things the way he did but it was his story and I think an interesting one.

[@phildodd5532]

This guy is not very knowledgeable and can't even pronounce the name of the city correct.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

I imagine his girlfriend who is from San Luis Potosi will straighten him out on that. His story how he got to San Luis Potosi is interesting though. Thanks for watching Phil.

[@oliviaortiz5157]

HE'LL get better soon 👍😎