What they DON'T tell you about the DANGERS of MEXICO

[@jena2664]

I was in Oaxaca Mexico for two months and it was beautiful. There is dishonesty in Mexico. Less crime than the states. I was flying from Oaxaca to the states. I had to stay in Mexico city for 1 day. I had major pain in kidney. I have history of kidney stones. I stayed in a hotel. I asked the manager if there was a hospital near by. I arrived to the hospital. I did not know it was a public hospital. I asked them how much it cost. They told me it was free to people. I told them I was American. They said I was welcome to use it. The clerk said we are all Americans. They provided me with great care and service. The staff, nurses and Doctors were all professionals. I was treated better in that hospital than some American medical care places. 5 stars.

[@marciejade1408]

We are all American, lol…..so true! We really gotta stop using this phrase. I never say this I just say from US.

[@jena2664]

​@@marciejade1408I should said US but in pain to think. I am debating to move to Mexico. My money last longer there and I enjoyed the Mexican life style. Only thing I notice somethings are more expensive like batteries and other stuff but I need to figure how to use the Mexican Amazon I bet stuff there might be cheaper.

[@mattferencevich7549]

Many Mexicans will say they feel safer in USA then Mexico. While many in USA will say they feel safer in Mexico. My gf from Veracruz has told me this and felt very safe in USA.

[@mateor7302]

​@@jena2664😮many toys don't need batteries and can be plugged in

[@franco91207]

Take Chanca piedra tea. For kindness problems

[@ralphlozano9177]

Remember stress is also a killer and the laid back slower lifestyle in ol' Mexico is much more tolerable to the mind, body and spirit than the rat race of the USA.

[@JESUS_IS_GOD]

Nonsense. I retired age 23 and live by the beach here on the Gulfside of Florida with real estate Investments thanks to Jesus. The life expectancy in Mexico 70 years and it's 77 in the United States

[@stewart2589]

​​​@@JESUS_IS_GODfake and gay, Mexicans on average live to 76 according to WHO Looking at your channel already shows you're a cancerous person

[@williamshaw8106]

Preach!! 🙂🙂

[@thekingofmoney2000]

I live pretty comfortably in my home in the USA. Not all of us are struggling.

[@Scarface1337_]

must be nice coming from a family with money otherwise in the US you have to be in the rat race they're not wrong ​@@thekingofmoney2000

[@annastayziaa]

omg I love the drone shots of the different cities of Mexico. :) and the VoiceOver was actually really nice with the beautiful visuals! if you can make more videos like with this style, that would be great! :D keep it up!

[@naomymikol574]

Tengo toda mi vida en México, pero mis momentos mas aterradores los viví visitando los Angeles en unas vacaciones de 1 semana, tambien el familiar de un amigo fue secuestrado en España. No puedo negar que México es peligroso en muchas zonas y que las cifras van empeorando, pero odio cuando hablan de mi pais como si fuera un estado fallido de medio oriente donde no puedes ni salir de tu casa, cuando es mas fácil que una persona te apunte con un arma en USA simplemente por probabilidad y número de delincuentes armados. Conozcan México, es bonito y la mayoría somos amables con los extranjeros ❤

[@lumesquita5524]

Hola, soy de Brasil e aca es lo mismo. Los extranjeros creen que mi país es muchíssimo peligroso pero solo en algunas zonas de Brasil. Hablan de mi país como se puede ser muerto a qualquier hora o secuestrado. Pero aca no tenemos shooting school todos los díaz como tiene en Estados Unidos. La imagen que los etranjeros tienen de nuestros países es completamente exagerada y es claro que hay una demonización no sólo de México y Brasil sino de toda Latino América. Es muy triste todo esto. Un gran saludo de Brasil para México. (Perdón por mi español 😅)

[@j.daniel4533]

@@lumesquita5524 soy luso-mexicano y voce tem toda a razao... fico farto de tanta propaganda negativa e sensacionalista contra o México e contra o Brasil que se ouve por cá na Europa... As pesssoas ca sao manipuladas, pensando que tudo na Europa é melhor e que na América latina tudo é mau e perigoso, cambada de ignorantes!

[@REYNOSAGUANYA]

​@@lumesquita5524Admito que los países latinoamericanos son muy peligrosos, pero para Estados Unidos hay que saber... Allí el crimen seguramente vendrá de gente pobre, inmigrantes de América Latina y África, no? Eso es un hecho

[@Perfecto.pixels]

As someone who live in the middle east, i have to tell you that the middle east is not what you expect, i mean not at all, we're Safe more than you, we can go outside and do whatever we want walk in any street without saying something like: (no that street, or that neighborhood is dangerous, we can walk after mid night and we're sure that we're completely safe, I don't say we don't have problems and we're perfect, but oh god our problems is so much less than you think, except Palestine from this because it's occupied by israel, now in the end, if you hate when someone have a wrong perspective about your country, other people getting mad too when you say something not true about their countries without checking the facts.

[@thekingofmoney2000]

You’re stereotyping the Middle East too. Mexico can be dangerous, but so can any other country in the world.

[@39MercFlathead]

Excellent video, Jordan. We moved to Veracruz state 2 years ago. I had one restaurant try to cheat me by surreptitiously adding a tip to the bill. I told them that I resented them thinking they could get away with that and I reported them to PROFECO. 6 months later I was back in that neighborhood and they are out of business. That's our only crime experience in 2 years. As for health, our care is excellent. I fell a few months ago at a busy intersection due to becoming dehydrated while running. I hit my head and lost consciousness. People put me in a car for safety until my wife arrived to take me to the private hospital. The total bill, including ER, IV, brain scan, neurologist and 4 hours occupying a bed was $120. My wife and I were volunteer EMTs for 15 years on an ambulance service. The bill in rural Colorado would have been $3000 minimum. We are safer here than in Denver. Friends who grew up in a dangerous rural mountain area nearby have warned us about places it is not safe to go due to carjackings and robberies, but when I lived in Virginia in the 1960s there were places in the mountains that were likewise unsafe. A friend has to pay a criminal gang for protection for his restaurant. One of my brothers just retired from the San Francisco police department. The same thing has happened there. Overall, I think we are objectively as safe here as in most places in the US. And the people are magnificent. If I went looking for trouble, I could find it here, just like anywhere else. But I don't. And I am treated much more kindly and graciously than a typical Mexican immigrant in the US.

[@teddydavis2339]

It's so refreshing to hear your opinion as a person who lives there. I love Zacatecas, but there are some security issues that unnerve me. I absolutely love Mexico and I want to live there eventually. This video is definitely useful.

[@LeonCouch]

Your summary is exactly my take on Mexican health care, temptations of the sugary drinks there, the health value of affluence in whatever society, the health care in MX vs the USA, the ability to avoid major trouble by not walking into the wrong place at the wrong time while doing the wrong thing. Great title, as the content surprises the viewer who is expecting a different narrative and list of dangers (the drama of crime), when the great danger for the majority is really treating our body badly (nutrition & health care). The video of the scenery and historical sites is wonderfully compelling, like a great advertisement of real stuff in MX!

[@carenjobe1228]

Wow! This is one of the best videos you’ve ever made! The stats & the footage are great, not to mention attitudes & reality of life. I’m saving this to watch again…”feel good” category!

[@JohnWilliams-oy3lc]

Hello 👋 my dear friend are you doing today hope you and your family a❤❤

[@pinkworld9384]

Mexico has an abundance of amazing cuisine and you don't need to go to gourmet restaurants to eat amazing well balanced food! Such as a Fonda where you eat comida corrida. A street taco is better than Mcdonald's. It has fresh hand made tortillas fresh vegetables fresh salsa beans no processed food or cheese etc. In USA you have Fast Food restaurants in every corner and there are lines for the neighborhood Country Buffet where you see morbidly obese people not to mention the people of Walmart that fight for a motorized cart so that they don't have to walk.

[@efrainjimenez5361]

Comida corrida 👍

[@pinkworld9384]

Salvador Dali once said that MEXICO IS MORE SURREAL THAN HIS PAINTINGS! I will be visiting Mexico City soon for Dia De Los Muertos! Cops everywhere all the time! The abundance of colors and smells and attractions/ parades even the best zombie parade I've ever seen. The Zocalo dressed so elegantly! Viva Mexico!🇲🇽💛

[@PLBizon]

Informative video, but one stat that is very troubling in Mexico is the number of "Desaparecidos" -- missing people. Last time I check the number was over 100,000 people, and if I remember correctly that number is not considered in the stats for the murders. I have been in a few places in Mexico and corrupted cops really make me upset. They specifically target visitors, they stop them for some fictional infractions and want the bribe. I try not to drive in Mexico anymore for that reason.

[@floridaroadways]

What you mentioned is true especially the cops and the criminals such as murders and kidnappings especially kidnapping and murdering visitors but some Americans don’t believe it. Why do some of you people think why Mexicans are leaving Mexico for the United States?

[@RJ-pe6uj]

I live in Mexico 5 yrs. no trouble only with the cops begging for coffee money.

[@leemartinez2975]

Have you noticed the cops pulling people over around the first of the month? Where I live the cops start to earn their house payments as the first of the month comes near. LOL

[@halamadrid6733]

What part of Mexico did you live in?

[@mexicanspec]

I guess it depends on where you live. Guadalajara has an internal affairs department watching their officers in real time so not much of that happens. Where I live I have been asked for money once in 24 years. If I did something give me the ticket, otherwise it is not their money to take.

[@davidcervantes9336]

Depends on the State you live in. In my State cops wear body cameras and much of that is avoided.

[@dogsandrabbits1]

Love this video. It is intelligent, informative and just a good, fairly balanced representation of data on US and Mexico's health numbers. Thank you...thank you...thank you.

[@allyson1691]

Enjoyed the video thank you. The visuals are stunning and I enjoyed the ‘tour’.

[@marianfrances4959]

I miss Mexico! The people were awesome, the food divine (how about that chocolate and vanilla!!), the beaches, the history....💙👍😎🇨🇦🌺🌺🌺🦎

[@drewgrows7765]

I would prefer to walk anywhere in Mexico than places like Chicago. Detroit, New Orleans, Washington DC.

[@jennyxftp]

Detroit not that bad lol depends what part u go to

[@klle3419]

you like the trash just left in open bags everywhere - torn by uncontrolled rats and stray dogs ? present in every developing country? chicago is a literal dream to be walking around - our modern day florence. it’s also rated one of the safest cities of the entire world - meanwhile mexico is rated one of the most violent and deadly - look up the actual statistics- oh you probably won’t because you just like to hate on places you can’t afford to live and aren’t successful enough to feel well off in

[@midnittkr]

some people are just stupid....I was in La Paz earlier this year and even at 10 or 11 pm I was walking around and approached several single women and asked them if they ever felt walking alone at night was dangerous and every single one said they had no qualms about walking around at night. Families with small children even hang out on the Malecon well past 10pm just enjoying the sights and sounds. I am retiring there in the next couple years. The people there are great but you always have to keep your guard up to some extent! I stayed in Airbnb in regular mexican neighborhoods and constantly asked my hosts about crime and they said no one breaks into cars or homes and since regular citizens don't usually have guns road rage doesn't really happen as the roads are a free for all anyway so you just go with the flow especially at 3 lane 4 way ALTOs...always exciting.....I loved it and is safer than any large city here...but of course there are shitty areas everywhere....stay out of them.....duh and cheap good weed is everywhere and not just from cartels necessarily.....a definite bonus

[@marianfrances4959]

LOL on the free for all!!

[@AnaM-co4fl]

Welcome to Mexico ! Always keep an eye open...just in case. We just had a tragedy in Baja. Some young surfers got killed there. However the cartel are the ones who told the police who did such a thing. Killing travelers is not at all what the cartels want. All the country was devastated but speaking about it. Enjoy learning some spanish !

[@janetseager4069]

This was excellent. Actual facts researched and no melodramatics. Some of your best work. Keep it up

[@norma7313]

Love, love,love your haircut! Barber did an excellent job.. you should keep it that length it looks amazing! Very handsome young man.

[@alejandrobravo3194]

I have great grandparents on both sides of my family that lived over 100 years(from Mexico). Respect people and eat very little unprocessed food. That seems to be the key to a longer life in Mexico

[@angelsmusic5550]

I am canadian and I feel more fear going in to USA than Mexico in USA anybody can take out a gun and used it

[@_MELI_I]

Mexico too, i live in the usa and visited mexico lots of times.

[@alexvillarreal3947]

yep you are right...

[@klle3419]

Mexico has a lot of guns and a lot less traceable than in the US. I can guarantee you that. you really have no sense of logic. They don’t even have fear of the police there. in their use of guns, they can threaten lawyers and leave lawyers won’t represent you - Random mask deaths in the US are only .02%. Everything else is like suicide, accidents, and gangs / domestic events You should really do better research to educate yourself better

[@notmyrealname977]

Your country also has a lot of guns, retard

[@cheralynmiller847]

That's not exactly true. Plus even if it were, only crazy people would do something like that. And there are crazy people everywhere. America does have a problem with gun violence, but just crossing the border into the US shouldn't make you feel any more unsafe.

[@ImigrentfromMars]

I live in Canada and people think it's safe here and sure it's safer than other places but im living in a 25,000 mostly old people it's a small area but I had my car broke into several times and stolen once , The house next to me was robbed someone My friend was robbed twice in 2 different homes they lived in, Last week 3 people were stabbed downtown the week before that a family was jumped while walking and the dad was beat bad in front of his wife and kid RIP and it was just for fun they did not know the people, a few weeks before that the corner store was robbed at gunpoint and we have a all the gun bans so nobody has a gun?? and I can go on and on, Safety today is just luck if your not there when the crime happens you will think life is great,

[@allyson1691]

@@lja6420perception and your own personal experience

[@One-Ruler-1Victor]

Well, Im an american living in mexico for 27 years and I've experienced every single one of the things you've mentioned... give it time.

[@floridaroadways]

I live two hours from the Mexican border. I spent my teens traveling to Mexico with my family and later with friends in my 20s. The last time I was there, it was 15 years ago due to the drug cartels. It’s simply too dangerous during those years of travel, we learn to separate our money into multiple locations. The cops or federales will take everything they see. So I have a ticket wallet with less than $20 and pull that out when you get pulled over include an old Costco card ID, etc. and do not leave your real wallet in a purse or other obvious location. Playing stupid I don’t speak Spanish etc. is an excellent coping mechanism. I sent this to the US Embassy they won’t like it. And if you guys don’t believe what I say then you can piss off for all I care I’m just trying to save your lives. I’ve been to Mexico many times and so is my father so I know what I’m saying. Don’t hate on my comments. I have a right to express what I have seen in Mexico.

[@mexicanspec]

Why are you so defensive? Have people said you cannot say what your experiences have been?

[@tolowreading6807]

IKR?@@mexicanspec

[@tolowreading6807]

Are you saying the last time you were there was 15 years ago but you think it's just the same now? My brother lives 20 minutes from the border, gets his dental and medical and haircuts there, never had a problem. Everyone's experiences are different. I've been to Mx many times, never experienced crime, went to NYC with no issues also. You just never know.

[@mexicanspec]

It also depends which border crossing it is. Reynosa is a no go zone while Nogales is calm.@@tolowreading6807

[@pinkworld9384]

😂

[@derechocienciaspoliticas75]

0:42: I can say the same thing: in my country, I have never been kidnapped, assaulted, or extorted. But that doesn't mean that, just because it hasn't happened to me, the news I see on television about kidnappings and extortion is unreal or nonexistent.

[@miguellopez7562]

Well, what's your point? Have you ever been in Mexico. Tell us about your experience 🥺

[@heidibreckenridge9131]

When I lived in the States, I got robbed. Living in Mexico, I got robbed. I've heard of friends who got robbed in Europe. So thieves are everywhere. It's just a matter of taking precautions like you say. And yes, Mexicans, since the 70's were introduced thru government approval to sugar filled "food" imported from the US, which then has been replicated in their own brands. Therefore obesity has risen to the point that now it is the No. 1 country with obesity, 75% of the population, and No. 1 in with diabetes. Government is just starting g to make some changes but it is know that sugar is addictive therefore there is a whole country full of adicts of sugars and junk food as well. I could go on and on.

[@pinkworld9384]

Nauru Cook Islands is the #1 most obese country in the world! The fattest people i have ever seen have been in the USA! Especially the south and they take pride too! Have you seen the people of Walmart?

[@allyson1691]

Soya in all the cheaper food here is also a huge contributing factor

[@JohnWilliams-oy3lc]

Hello 👋 my dear friend are you doing today hope you and your family ❤❤

[@Rhaspun]

Yes. Emergency room cost will easily reach a couple thousand in the US.

[@nodebt6188]

It's more like $25000.

[@klle3419]

ah that’s what insurance is for - i’ve been and only paid $100

[@klle3419]

@@nodebt6188insurance covers all of that so what do you care if you’re responsible enough to get insurance

[@jamesmichaelfrank]

Great video Jordan. Very informative !

[@gregorydebaun2949]

Good video! I shared it three times with friends who believe living in Mexico is dangerous, but living here in the US isn't ! Hahaha. I just laugh at them ! I travel to Mexico every six months. Chiapas, Nayarit, Mexico City, and never a problem. Of course I am well knowledgeable about how to do things in Mexico, ATM's, walking down the streets day or night, where I should never walk or travel to, taking non airport taxi's or Uber....preferably Uber, etc.

[@kirstylynne2871]

some of the drone shots you presented are incredible. Thank you!!!

[@jaythibodeau6961]

Thanks for keeping it going Jordan.

[@grancitodos7318]

There is one doctor in Mexico who was really good, was in the neurology hospital in Mexico city, later I went to the Mayo clinic, and the doctors were arrogant idiots, and wouldn't accept any studies made in Mexico, so at a huge cost, made them again, and got the same result, then said they had no idea what my enfirmidad was, completely useless place.

[@alejandraguerra-moxey3059]

Muy buen video Jordan!! Gracias!!

[@macfarmw]

Very helpful and informative video! It would also be helpful to know more about the water shortages in Mexico. Please do a video on that topic too if you can.

[@vientran8109]

i go to Mexico every year since 2016 till now so far no problem yet . i were told Hawaii safe i went to Hawaii only 2 times and my stuffs stolen right on Waikiki beach, i haven’t been back to Hawaii since😂😂

[@noelrdhawaii]

Yes we have lots of theft in Hawaii especially car theft and break ins. I live on Maui and it’s just normal.

[@klle3419]

hawaii is ultra safe - compared to mexico - look at the violent crime rates. of course, tourist destinations are going to have people at target tourist because they bring a lot of money. that’s petty crime and never violent. there’s not even pick pockets there - just kids who take things at beaches- who brings valuables to beaches anyway if you can’t watch it difference is in mexico they will and have come with machetes to rob you on the beach . and of course there’s petty crime in tourist places also . look up actual data

[@DanielHerrera-rl1vw]

I just got my teeth cleaned here in Northern California and even with insurance I had to pay $300 for just one side of my moth luckily I decided to contribute to my FSA or I would have been screwed.

[@djboogieal7850]

Good on you for doing a video like this. I lived in Mexico for 11 years, but no longer. While many people can visit the country multiple times and nothing happens, (good for them) , there is an astounding amount of crime. It's either out of foreign sight, or many foreigners are just simply oblivious, or prefer to not believe it. The monthly homocide numbers of 2-3k should speak volumes. I have seen sH*t happen even in Puerto Vallarta and the very near surrounding areas, cars with boarded up steel windows with shooters poking their weapons out, circling for a couple of hours, very near the main areas, or the marines going into Ixtapa on a fairly regular basis. In Guadalajara, I unfortunately witnessed the dozen or so bodies being hung from the Arcos de Milenio, in 2011 I think. there are thousands of things kept away from the foreign-friendly press. I could go on and on. Switch on the local news and it's a bit of a shit-show, any local person will acknowledge it. Having said that, one only hopes for the best.

[@MrPJgates]

I know it’s nuts there would never go! What’s this dude on about ? 😂

[@pinkworld9384]

@@MrPJgates Mexicans don't want your mediocre visit anyway! Mexican kids/people don't have the habit of going on mass shootings and killing their elementary school teacher or killing random people just because they were not having a good day or being an insurrectionist like in the USA. RACISM is another BIG PROBLEM in the USA. And Zombies everywhere!

[@jcbulldog533]

​@@MrPJgatesWhy not?? What are you afraid of that could just as well happen here

[@AnaM-co4fl]

Agree ! Switch the local news. Puerto Vallarta was paradise ... Not anymore.

[@Grandpa_RLP]

I don't disagree with how dangerous the US is as the culture is just different in the USA than it is in most all other countries. But just as the number of intentional murders drop if you take out the cartel it does the same for USA if you take out gang on gang violence. The most danger actually lies in other crimes including violent. We have felt pretty safe in our several vacations to Mexico. As for health I see the more relaxed lifestyle in Mexico over the US as a big plus to your health.

[@Tjl887]

Yes to gangs in the us and cartels- Mx has no mass shootings. Just a lot of theft, etc. minus the cartels.

[@klle3419]

U.S is fully of relaxed people everywhere - why do you think they are so friendly? crime in US is extremely low compared to mexico - US big cities are rent top 20 safest in the world meanwhile, Mexico is like rent top five of the most most dangerous most violent in the world can you ask the dangerous areas are in bad neighborhoods primarily - in Mexico, you can buy a policeman with about $20. policeman have rob’s people there they do it all the time to my friends who used to go down from San Diego. also, if something bad happens to you, there’s not as much legal recourse. It’s not as transparent, and it’s definitely corrupt all kinds of low-levels So good luck to you if something does happen

[@Grandpa_RLP]

@@klle3419 I have lived my entire life in USA and still do and we are in a rat race here. Get on the road to go somewhere and everybody is in a big hurry. Road rage is common. Crime in big cities is rampant including violent crimes. There are areas in every big city in the USA where it is VERY dangerous. Drug use everywhere you turn. Prescription drug use due to high stress is common. Everybody is busy, busy so don't tell me. You need to get your head out of your ass and look around if you even live in the U S.

[@Desmosfundraw]

Barcelona is notoriously one of the most unsafe spanish cities , at least that's what I've heard from lots of citizens there . I would say though that Spain is such a very safe country , I was in Andalucia 3 months ago , it was the trip of my life ❤❤❤

[@Sir_Austin_T_Gee]

Phoenix is certainly the last place I’d expect someone to blatantly try and rob someone - I’d expect it somewhere like Memphis.

[@rick-be]

I've been picked pocketed,but never really threatened

[@joelupetz5157]

When a country becomes known for dangers, no amount of statistics will make me and many people want to travel to them. Safety is top priority 😊

[@CaveCreek101]

Thank you ! Im going to San Carlos Mexico next week to see my aunt. I’ll show this video to my kids they never want me to go down . I ran the same numbers and came up with the same conclusion . The USA is really unsafe . The thing about Mexico guns are illegal so the unstable people can’t get ahold of them to shoot up schools or stores . I ask my friend who is from Mexico and he said it would be very hard to buy a gun and this country it’s easy . Best of wishes

[@floridaroadways]

Mexico is more unsafe than USA.

[@willow8154]

When i was 6, my aunt had her wedding in Tijuana, I was a PALE white little girl whod been in a spanish dual emerssion for 2 years, so I definitley got some looks. But during the 2nd day, my parents were both wasted, and i wandered off, and ended up meeting some SKETCHY dudes, but they just led me back to the hotel where we were staying, found my parents, and gave my parents $20 worth of pesos, and told my parents to spend the money on a babysiter so I wouldnt get hurt. Definitly the best that experience could have gone lmao

[@th-zd4oj]

great comparison been visiting mexico for 20 years have never had any isues

[@DH-kl5rx]

I cannot speak for all of the United States but life in Los Angeles has gotten dangerous with stores being invaded by gangs of thieves who clear out thousands up thousands of dollars in merchandise during a single heinst. I work for a high end department store and we have been robbed twice in recent months. At a neighboring shopping Center, the St. Laurent store was invaded and almost $1 million of merchandise stolen in that single incident. Though my relatives live throughout Mexico with one being kidnapped, I am uncertain that crime in Mexico is anymore dangerous than it is in here in Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco and Chicago, just to name a few.

[@nodebt6188]

These cities are run by democrats. That is why they are dangerous.

[@HF-dw6nx]

Peter Griffin : I took *ONE* step outside of the resort

[@juansanchez9343]

Here in Mexico in regards of security is just to use the common sense. Always be humble and down to earth to locals cause they will respect you and they will treat you as equals. Always use the logic in certain circumstances like in healthcare should I use public or private care. Well, in my case I use public healthcare cause is good and is free for me. Be smart and don't just trust anyone.

[@fluidice1656]

I think on many of these issues, including crime and healthcare, Mexico is as underrated a country as Canada is overrated.

[@alfonsotorres4580]

Mexico is not an underrated country, the nation itself alone had received over 45 million international arrivals, and healthcare is no issue for that matter, Mexico has a free universal healthcare only for their citizens.

[@FreedomPlaya]

Great analysis Jordan 👏👏

[@jcbautista4943]

When the most powerful nation is the manipulator of information of course it's gonna portray itself as the safest, cleanest and best country but that doesn't mean anything- What truly means everything is people who actually experience the real live and compares based on personal experiences not on what it's been told cuz most of the times the talkers haven't even been abroad to the nations they throw shade to.

[@dennetoregon]

In Chicago the life expectancy of males is 75 years and less than 70 for black males. In Chicago there are some really bad neighborhoods that to have a long lifespan would be very challenging.

[@klle3419]

Chicago has several bad neighborhoods, but the overall average of the city is actually really safe. It’s ranked as one of the safest cities of the world. There’s also tons of highly educated very well off people so their life expectancy is extremely high.

[@klle3419]

chicago is literally a dream to be in - it’s super clean, mellow, soulful and mesmerizing. if I didn’t live in Hawaii, I would definitely want to live in Chicago part-time and italy part time

[@dennetoregon]

@@klle3419 not all of Chicago is the same. Southside by Gary Indiana is probably the worst. Very neglected. Southwest and west side have lots of drive by shootings. Like a lot. Downtown is nice but was nicer in the 90s and earlier 2000s. between the gangs and shady police Chicago isn't worth the taxes. Loved living in Hawaii. I used to live on Oahu in Waipahu. Best beaches in the world. miss it.

[@dirac17]

My American co-worker was stopped at a fake police checkpoint in Guadalajara, pulled from his BMW, bag over head and driven to a hideout and held for ransom.

[@JeremyHarlen]

the thing about mexico is if you're struggling we will help just ask

[@marizen2]

Excellent, informative video. Thank you!

[@Kathy-f3b]

My husband and I were robbed by a motor cop in LA Paz.

[@jmo2104]

I have a sister who wants to relocate to mexico. Single white mid sixties with cats. I would love to have recommendations. She said she has to have a garden.

[@little_esme40]

I was born in Guanajuato Mexico but I think I might go back to visit in a few months I kinda don’t become or the narcos cartel it’s to dangerous

[@joeschu7794]

Very informative, keep them coming, Cheers - Joe

[@francinecamerini357]

What insurance company do you recommend, please.

[@airfiero4772]

Interesting video, thank you.

[@akken2112]

Very good informative video. I never thought about how class standing can have an effect on life expectancy but, when put in the context of going from "middle class" in the US to the top 1% in Mexico it makes a lot of sense. Another factor that I didn't consider until watching this video is how class and race may have an effect on life expectancy in Mexico. Depending on where in the USA, life expectancy for African American men on average can range from about 65 in Louisiana to about 85 in Hawaii. I wonder what the life expectancy of African Americans (not Afro-Mexicans) is in Mexico? Intuition would tell me that life expectancy for African Americans in Mexico is probably close to that of Hawaii because, like Hawaii, Mexico is absent of the most rabid types of white nationalism that exists in most other parts of mainland USA.

[@bellebb8673]

My friends from the Yucatan who are native Mayan would not agree with that statement about racism. They very much feel like they confront racist attitude from native Mexicans of Spanish descent in Central Mexico and many of the bigger cities.

[@akken2112]

@@bellebb8673 I've read that Native Americans especially the darker ones face discrimination regularly in Mexico. Every country in the Caribbean, North, Central and South America was born out of either the British, French, Spanish, Portuguese or Dutch version of white supremacy. It affects us all. In the US the focus of white supremacy is on African Americans, the focus of it in Mexico does not seem to be on African Americans (US citizens of African descent). I think that African Americans in Mexico generally have more economic resources compared to Native Mayans, because of that, the type and level of discrimination maybe different. The focus of white supremacy in Mexico is probably on the Native Americans and not African Americans like it is in the USA. I would guess that the life expectancy of Native Americans in Mexico is probably shorter than that of the Mexicans who identify as "white".

[@nodebt6188]

African American life expectancy has nothing to do with white people. Blacks are killing each other.

[@kennisonassets1446]

About retirement in Mexico / what is your best USA investment?

[@JohnWilliams-oy3lc]

Hello 👋 are you doing today hope everything is fine ❤❤❤

[@mrpeel3239]

Weren't you once "kidnapped" by a Mexican lady named May, and "forced" into Marriage?! 😅

[@cindyk3076]

Great info, thank you!

[@LatinosOver40]

Great info amigo !!!

[@eyesea123]

Got pickpocketed on the male con in PV. That's it. Safe as can be.

[@larrylegg8245]

Good job Jordan. Mexico Lindo!

[@kisms8590]

The pollution of mex def reduces lifespan. Chronic exposure, weakened immunity, also education diet.

[@JLJones-b2u]

Thank you. I love Mexico.

[@stavokg]

If you have health insurance in the USA you shouldn’t have to pay $1000 for a doctor visit or an ER visit-that cost is equal to having no insurance. I suppose you could have a very high deductible?

[@TangerineTravels]

There was a deductible but even after reaching that, they were still billing me a lot. Something like 20% of everything after reaching the deductible.

[@stavokg]

I like the video, by the way.

[@annettesallee2209]

Very informative

[@pyroAdapt]

After all the videos I've seen of random car jackings in Mexican where the victims are Americans on vacation with a new SUV 2 things come to mind. 1: I'm never visiting Mexico 2: if I do I'm buying a beater car so I don't have to take the one I'm making payments on that will almost definitely get targeted because it's a SUV.

[@1960317]

I like facts😊

[@aknudsen93]

I am a teacher and am thinking of moving to Mexico. I can't afford to live near any small cities or large cities in the U.S. I am originally from Chicago and everything has been gentrified and is expensive. I am planning on visiting Mexico this summer and possibly moving in the fall. I would like to visit Puebla City and Queretero. I have watched your channel for a few years now and I always hear good things about Queretero. I am looking for somewhere that is safe, I teach in the south side of Chicago so I am coming from a violent area. I would also like a place that is affordable and a place to be able to get out into nature. Anyway, I am going to visit these two cities this summer and if you have any other cities or suggestions I'd love to hear them. Anne o en espanol Anna, preferio Anna.😀

[@AnaM-co4fl]

If you don't mind about hot weather then Mérida would be the best place.(But is far from Puebla and Querétaro ) Or Querétaro. Avoid Celaya Guanajuato. Give a look to Xalapa in Veracruz. It's a cultural city with a foreign school . 4.30 - 5 hours from Mexico City. And Puebla is in the middle . ¡ Buena suerte !!!

[@mexicanodecorazon1697]

Beautiful Mexico!!!

[@auggied6760]

As usual, this is a great video with a lot of good information. However, it made me laugh when you were talking about how many people do not know what it means to eat healthy, because I have seen you eat and drink things that are definitely deleterious, including sugary drinks, desserts, fried food, organ meats that are not organic or sustainably raised, and so on. That aside, your videos are informative and enjoyable - well worth watching for anyone interested in moving or visiting Mexico. I would add one comment about life expectancy, which is that the statistic does not reflect quality of life and stress levels. So many people in the US suffer from medical treatment for major diseases; they are full of pharmaceuticals and operations are mostly unnecessarily performed because there is such a big economic impetus to operate.

[@freedinner886]

Lol wtf are you talking about

[@TangerineTravels]

There's a stat from the WHO that's something like "years of healthy life". The years of healthy life between the US and Mexico are virtually identical. Regarding my eating habits, yes, I eat some foods that aren't good for me, sometimes I drink alcohol, sometimes I eat processed foods, sometimes I eat fast food, and sometimes I have too much sugar. I try to eat reasonably healthy but still splurge from time to time.

[@freedinner886]

@@TangerineTravels don't listen to that clown 🤡

[@MyVintageLife]

Yes, I was robbed unawares at walmart of my cell phone, during my divorce proceedings, when my ex there was supposed to contact me for working things out, a process that legalizes divorce there. People who worked on my kitchen tiles did screw me over, and I was the victim of attempted murder in my own condo, during the night. Still, I have fond memories of those who mattered to me. Thanks for sharing!

[@mexicanspec]

I see girls walking around with their phones sticking half way out of their back pockets. Is that what happened to you? If the thief doesn't know where the phone is, they can't steal it.

[@JohnWilliams-oy3lc]

Hello 👋 my dear friend are you doing today hope you and your family ❤❤

[@rassabossa4554]

Well thought out video.

[@BlackRaven156]

Great video!

[@halamadrid6733]

Is most Querétaro safe from cartel activities? My n laws are giving my wife land in guanajuato like 1h 30m from Celaya and my wife wants to build a house in that land but im wondering if we are better of buying a house in a safer city/state not far from Guanajuato

[@AnaM-co4fl]

Near Celaya is definitely not a good idea. . Querétaro would be better.

[@DiSenMexico]

Excellent info

[@ErgoThePrimaryAxiom]

Excellent video and narration. Very informative and relevant content. The Drone video is awesome!

[@DrAJ_LatinAmerica]

Cartels selling drugs jejeje jejeje, funny. They own hotels, restaurants, general businesses, things connected to cement, garbage, trucking, aviation,....any street level guy, girl or old lady, are on the very lowest end of the drug business. YES obesity rates are growing rapidly in Mexico 😢

[@nido.del.aguila2667]

What's even more hilarious is your US Israeli financiers own everything including your politicians, not to far off from MX 🤣

[@Chris-zo5ze]

They own those businesses, sure... But how did they get the money to purchase those businesses? Also, they use those businesses to launder the drug money.

[@DrAJ_LatinAmerica]

@@Chris-zo5ze many have very wealthy family members going back hundreds of years. Just like the USA. Where did many get their money? Rape, murder, war, stealing land from others in Europe and going to US to steal land from indians and Mexicans. Keep in mind the "real" leaders of the drug trade don't show up in the news. Same, Elon Musk is not the top 20 wealthiest people in the world. The real wealthy don't show up in the news as they control the system. The lower level "cartel" leaders are the ones in jail, dead, or in the news.

[@skrizzplace]

Nobody puts a weapon to your head and makes you take drugs. People from the U.S need to take some responsibility for their lives.

[@Chris-zo5ze]

Nice breakdown, and nice haircut.

[@voltnmx225]

great information..........

[@Marty_YouTuber]

Market capitalization of Coca-Cola (KO) Market cap: $228.36 Billion As of October 2023 Coca-Cola has a market cap of $228.36 Billion. This makes Coca-Cola the world's 37th most valuable company

[@williambrown5974]

Do you regularly get scorpions in your home?

[@Roger_Ramjet]

Epic. Simply epic.

[@ConstructionBusiness]

Yo vivi mis primeros 22 años en Mexico y tengo viviendo 33 años in Vancouver Canada, a mi me han robado tres bicibletas, un vehiculo, y han abierto mis vehiculos para robar herramientas en Canada, y en Mexico nunca tuve algun problema de esos. Aca en Canada hay jovenes que comienzan a usar drogas desde que son adolecentes y cuando ya tienen 26 o 28 años de edad su cerebro ya esta dañando completamente por las drogas y no pueden funcionar en un trabajo asi que muchos roban casas o vehiculos, no hay robos violentos a mano armada pero si roban bicicletas, herramientas y muchas cosas.

[@barbaramiller4984]

& The poorest people work at the most dangerous jobs.

[@Rightwillrule.wordpress.c..]

A loyal and loving family. Stress Lonliness Trust in God These things also might effect health If you never go to a doctor you may be more healthy for it at least in the USA for SURE

[@miguelangelbalderas5576]

🎉🎉 Chingón 🎉🎉

[@pinkworld9384]

In 1790 the Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City/ Zocalo Mounted The Sun Stone/Aztec Calendar (Now found in the Anthropology Museum of Art) In The Exterior Of The Cathedral. During The Mexican American War The American USA Soldiers Target Practiced Shooting And Destroying Part Of The Face Including Hieroglyphs of The Sun Stone! VERY SHAMEFUL! 🤬🇲🇽

[@fumble_brewski5410]

So what, exactly, do events that may have happened (according to you) 175 years ago, have anything to do with Jordan's video about safety in modern day Mexico?

[@living-wellon-less5669]

I would rather walk through Mexico with 1 hundred bills hanging out of my pockets than drive through Chicago or Detroit flat broke!

[@klle3419]

how dumb you would be if you actually meant that.

[@klle3419]

you clearly have never been to Chicago very much. it’s some of the richest people in the world that live there there’s people walking around with shopping bags with thousands of dollars in them. person is holding their bags tightly, scared about someone grabbing it. It’s a very relaxing and mesmerizing stunning. A Mexican with $100 bill out of your pocket you are literally a target. They make five dollars a day so $100 to them is a lot of money. he would be typical dumb gringo the kind bad guys live to take advantage of.

[@living-wellon-less5669]

@@klle3419 How dumb you would be not to believe it, I lived in Detroit and I've spent enough time in Chicago to know where to go and where to stay away from!

[@maryclairegaloni8727]

Vey informative

[@AM-yi4dd]

Good points bro - 🇺🇸

[@TomTom-ul1sw]

You can't deny the cartel element though, nothing like that whatsoever where I live

[@sernunez3788]

Nice haircut! 😮

[@juansantana8448]

boy, you've lived a very shelter life. In my 50 years in the US, I grew to fear the police in the first place (you know, shot first and ask questions later type - American police killing civilians, even on national television is a bi-weekly event. The, of course there are the car dealers, the real estate dealers, the insurance dealers, and just about everyone else in between. If you want to talk crime, look at the US first.

[@klle3419]

yeah, let’s look at the US and actual statistics. It is very extremely safe compared to Mexico statistics and in Mexico not everything is reported because they don’t even believe that the justice system can do much for them. that is 1000 times for a cry from what happens in the US Mexico, even the cops and politicians are too afraid of the criminals to prosecute them