If you go to Tampico, it is a nice beach town but they have giant speed bumps for no reason and the speed limit is 55 klm per hour. I didn't see them. When i hit it we went airborne and it broke my rack and pinion. Fyi. You didn't have to keep registering your car in Arizona. I have lived in Mexico for 3 years. My truck tags were expired for a year and they didn't care in Mexico. Mexico cops only look for that sticker on the windshield that you buy at the border for $60 and the deposit they charge depending on how old your car is. My 2005 Trailblazer was $300 deposit and i got it back when I left Mexico. Also insurance is very cheap. But not at the border. Those guy's at the border where you get your visa and car sticker are thieves. Go to a different location to get it and it will be very cheap and legitimate. They didn't say anything at the border going back into Texas either. Hope this helps you?
My goal is in 18 months to do what your doing. I want to travel Mexico as a si gle 58 year old man doing g a TH-cam channel. I want to inspire new single older men to travel and see what life has to offer. Thanks.
I am moving to Mexico once I’m 21. Soy fluida en español. Good luck! Also, Los Perms (TH-cam channel) did the same thing as Tangerine Travels, only with young children.
Peace to all I have been visiting, living, working, vacationing in Mexico for over 40 years, Since my early 20s. Never, ever a bad moment May God's blessings be upon Mexico Peace out
Been traveling to Mexico since 1976 and never a bad experience. Taught myself Spanish on the road and have been making friends there for over 40 years. Just got back a few days ago. We now take our whole family, grandchildren and all. A Mexican friend told me long ago to avoid drugs and politics and all will be well. He was right. Safe travels!
I have been traveling in Mexico since 1994. I have flown, used the bus, and drove. I have wandered around Mexico City and Morelia without any issue. I constantly hear or read comments from people telling me I am a fool and telling me how dangerous everything is. Usually, these are people who have never been to Mexico once in their life. I have lived here part of the year, every year since around 1996. I am well aware that there are dangerous places in Mexico, just as there are in parts of the USA and especially US cities and certain rural parts. I know a large number of people here in Mexico, both expats and Mexicans. The truth is that Mexico is a country with an amazing culture, good food, wonderful, warm and friendly people, and a great climate. It is a good place to be. It is not a utopia by any means but it is no hellhole either. One thing that I have noticed which is profoundly different between the US and Mexico is a simple thing. In Mexico, when you walk down the street, ride the city bus, walk through the parking lot into a large market or shopping center, or in any area where large numbers of people are present, you will notice people smiling, laughing, and enjoying themselves. They will acknowledge you in a friendly manner even when they do not know you. In the US, in similar situations you observe people looking stressed out, rushing about, and ignoring each other unless they are yelling at each other. The US has become a place full of angry, stressed-out people rushing from one place to another. It used to be quite different in the US but now it is a rather unpleasant place to be. I am afraid to be in any crowded place in the States, there is always an undercurrent of hostility in any large crowd like everyone is waiting for something bad to happen. It is not like that in Mexico.
Oh my gosh! My husband and I, our 13 year old, two cats and two dogs moved from Oregon to Tulum (by truck) in 2016. We got ALL the same rhetoric from family and friends. We also sold 99% of what we ever owned, sold our home, left our jobs and closed accounts, got visas, pet passports, car permit info, and on and on. It took us over a year to get out of our lives. It was sooooo worth it. Mexico is beautiful and complicated and colorful. There was no way to prepare for every eventuality. Yes topes are insane! Paying a bill for electricity can be maddening. WiFi can be abysmal. I couldn’t drive, my husband did almost all the driving because my nerves couldn’t hang. But on the whole we are so blessed for this experience. Thank you both for constantly highlighting the joy and beauty and challenges and benefits of living in Mexico.
Playa is beautiful too. It also has more amenities. We also considered Merida and honestly it was considerably more economical to retire to than Tulum. But once I saw that beach, I was in love.
Probably the thieves, mentally ill, and tweakers lurking all over the pIace had an affect on their opinion. But yeah, the landscapes can be spectacular.
I think that what you guys have done is exemplary, facing your fears and living life!! Totally WOW. Talking about your fears, making them conscious will also counter future anxiety spells, so take full credit and enjoy, reap the benefits!!
This is a great video for mom's to watch. Everytime I go to Mexico I have to spend hours dispelling myths with you know who - now she can just watch the video. Good Job!
Mike's excellent adventures. Thank you someone gets it! Im from the US and when i told my family we were going to mexico they all freaked out.(and their mexican) sad to say bad word of mouth is contagious 😷
this is only their experiences. lots of bad things have happened to tourist and people living there. watch w5 cancun cartel interview on youtube. I speak from experience.
@@whatever5922 Yes, im mexican too. I lived only 8 months in the US because my husband worked as IT Engineer for an American Company, and that was my impressions too. Other of my impressions was, there are a lot of scams in the US, and a lot of shootings, so there are violence everywhere. The rest of my life (35 years) i have lived in several Mexican Cities like Guadalajara, Cancún, Monterrey and my home town Aguascalientes and never been robbed or nothing worst.
Good video guys also a little tip to buy electronics most big companies like Walmart,Best Buy, sams club etc have programs where you can buy something and pick it up at any location I just bought a galaxy s10 for my brother I paid here and he picked it up in Veracruz that way you don’t have to deal with the postal service and your products are protected :) saludos from Boise idaho
There are ways for you guys to simplify your lives. I've lived in Mexico for over 15 years and have never owned a car. It makes life so much easier. But, you have to live in the right place. I've lived in Guadalajara and Mexico City and have never once missed owning a car. Also, I don't receive mail. That's a part of my life that doesn't exist anymore and I also don't miss it. One of the motives for living in Mexico is to make life simpler.
True. I remember when i used to travel in Mexico, i didnt have the necessity to use technology or a car. Everything was simple and you enjoy the small and simple things. Nothing to compare to the US or Canada, you depend so much on technology and social medias.
I LOVE the mix of your voice. It's truly amazing for the hear to go from a high energetic pitch to a tone down calmer graver pitch ...... very cute mix.
I think the only and first fear when you cross the border is feel much love an never come back to USA 🇺🇸 you definitely stays in Mexico loving the country and feeling the charming people and enchanted by the beautiful city , villages , etc all you’re fears go away Mexico 🇲🇽Enamora ❤️ Encanta!!
Patho - I travel many times to Mexico in those places that every body say that is dangerous and I have to take care about it and nothing happens maybe I’m lucky ☺️ but I really love Mexico ❤️
My wife and I just got back to the US after 2 weeks one in San Miguel De allende and the 2nd in Queretaro! We had an amazing time in an amazing country filled with amazing people! I miss Mexico already! We will be back soon!
You can also check the kinnetics kennon channel, they are, also, a cute couple of Americans travelling thru Mexico but a little more out of the tourist places.
I'm from Puebla Mexico i left county about 25 years ago and lately my husband and I are really think about retiring in Mexico, definitely I'm having my husband watch your videos
My first Mexico trip was to CDMX. Luckily I had a friend who used to live in there and he really helped me to see past the media before my trip. However, before my first trip to CD Juarez I was legit nervous. Even though I was with my boyfriend who lives there!! He assured me that I would be fine but in my head I kept thinking about things I saw on Google. I'm such a nut! It was nothing like that! I've been there 5 times so far and I love it. The people I've met are friendly and it's just a normal big city. I used to go to Oakland frequently here in California but there were areas I would avoid due to violence. I see no difference between that and Juarez. I say all this respectfully because I know there are real issues and real violence and extortion in Juarez and I'm not making light of that. But for the most part, people are living life and they enjoy their city and it's not entirely like what the media says. 💃❤
I was lucky enough to stay in Ciudad Juarez for 3 months. The worst part about it was having to leave. It was an amazing place with wonderfully warm and charming people.
@maniac9565 I believe the problem is the rate at which it happens genius you know Mexico has a very high death rate in comparison to the general pop that lives there meaning a very high crime rate. More than many other places. I mean it's easy to say corrupt Mexico isn't as bad as one has heard when you haven't ran into the actual cartels I'd say you are in a 60% chance of running into trouble and even higher rate if you are in a red no travel zone.
@maniac9565 I appreciate the confidence you had in your first sentence allow me to deflate your perception of what you think you know. The "ones" you are referring to usually know more than the clown lowballing the situation. Perhaps the "ones" who dont know have close friends who became entangled with the cartels. Perhaps that close friend of the person who doesn't know much had an uncle who was being hunted by the cartels and they were going after his/her whole family to get to the uncle. Perhaps the cartels came to the US and entered a high school just to make this happen. Perhaps the FBI was involved. I don't know the "ones" who usually know nothing sometimes might know something more than the ignorant person claiming things based off of nothing. Considering you....probably haven't seen the cartels a day in your life I'm gonna assume that the "ones" you're referring to would be yourself.
Stumbled out of bed this sleepy Sat morning, checked my email and got your awesome vid to watch with my gluten free blueberry pancakes. Tangarine fix = check. I’m good for the rest of the weekend, gracias :)
Tangerine Travels if you’re heading back to Phx go to Sprouts and look for “Pamelas” brand of gf pancake mix. Stock up. Diagnosed celiacs 15 years ago and tried them all, and Pamelas is hands down the best!
I'm so glad you guys have made all of these videos. I love living through your adventures and hopeful I can actually do the same one day. I've always wanted to go to Mexico and now I know where to go and how to do it. Thanks guys. Keep em coming!
I live in Oregon, and I literally was born in a hospital like 5 miles from the house I live in now. So I have barely made it out of my state let alone another countries. You guys really seem like you enjoy your life & this has kind of motivated me to make some changes and see more of the world. We are only here for a short amount of time & I should be grateful for these amazing places that we could go see. All you have to do is be willing to step out of your comfort zone, and these experiences last a lifetime, I am sure this is some thing that you guys will think about and treasure when you’re older, I love your channel guys keep up the great work.
Hi Maddie, Jordan and laska! I just finished binge watching all your videos from the beginning, it took me about a month. Now I can't wait for more...Thank you for putting out all this amazing content, it will sure help my husband and I when we decide to go travel the world in a couple years. We will begin with Central and South America because well...we are fluent in Spanish, then the rest of the world. I hope to learn more from your experiences! Keep it up! ;) Love you guys!
Luv you guys. Stay safe I have been going to Mexico for about 20 years now and I have experienced everything you guys talk about. It does get a little scary but I stay positive I love Mexico and it’s people some I call family till this day. Keep up the great videos and I will continue to support you guys anyway I can.
You guys are so relatable - that's your secret sauce. I wrote on your FB page that we are starting to feel a little nervous as we get closer to our departure date (to Vietnam). Having lived in Asia before, I already knew a lot of the stuff you talk about in this video (that seems intimidating until you actually get there) but it's still reassuring to hear it from someone else. Also, it is remarkable how much more comfortable Jordan has become in front of the camera since when you first started this channel. Dude, you're a natural now.
Wow! That was very brave of you guys. The resolve to put everything behind is scary to begin with. I'm glad you'r building a new found joyful life in Mexico. You and Laska are welcome to stay as long as you want .
Lol, we’ve been hanging onto that ant footage and had to put it in a video. And thank you! Sponsorships from established companies like that really help out the finances.
Elote ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for helping to remedy the fear mongering going on right now. This is a more truthful and well informed perspective that we seem to have lost.
im canadian ...bartended for years .my friends went o san carlos fr months worked bar and music...can you work in mexico bartending? in case the online biz stuff isnt happening as u thought right away?
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That's the definition of don't bite more than you can chew. That ant tripped over hahaha. I am glad you were brave enough to take the step you took. I remember telling you how brave you guys were to leave everything behind and stir the uncharted waters. This is because you are free spirited and open minded. You kept your mind open to learn new things and see things for yourselves. You guys are amazing and I have massive respect for you two...oh yes, and Laska too. :)
Thank you as always for this incredibly valuable information! Jordan, hope you are feeling better each and every day! Wishing you both health and happiness always!
Your fears are normal and understandable, I’m Mexican living in USA for over 42 years and coming to Mexico is stressful, you guys are awesome! You’re living experience instead of dreaming, I wish I could do the same but,I’m too old , keep up the excellent videos !
I recently traveled to Mexico for the first time and from my boss to my Dr. It was a OMG your going to Mexico! Making you feel like you weren’t coming back cause something horrible was going to happen to you. PlayaDC was beautiful, the people the most hard working, friendly. No one got sick from the delicious food, left the resort and guess what... your just another person walking around.... no one cares. It’s the media and people’s misconceptions. I’m mathematically challenged so learning the pesos and paying was difficult 😩.
I just found this channel and I enjoy watching it. Thank you for the great content. Safe travels to both of you. I feel that anywhere you go, there are dangers. I live in the US and was born in El Salvador. I travel to El Salvador and I’ve also traveled to Mexico. Sometimes because you don’t experience something bad on one or 2 vacations or one year traveling in another country, doesn’t mean the dangers aren’t there. There are bad people in all countries and tourists can easily be taken advantage of. Just like in the US, you have to keep your eyes open. I don’t mean to scare anyone, but just trying to remind everyone that you do have to be cautious when you travel. Myself being born in El Salvador and having great friends from Mexico, we all know that our countries are beautiful, but we also know that we can’t let our guard down.
Tangerinies, i hope you find a place u both like here in México, a place wich is nice and not very expensive, and i hope that you both keep traveling wherever u wanna go and that youll find something to do that u like, above all i hope u guys keep uploading videos, as you both been giving me good examples of a healthy couple and couple comunication and that kind of stuff, juts by watching ur vids and learning from what i see, i admire u both and i really enjoy ur vids, thanks for sharing, im unemployed and full of debt so the best thing i can do is leave a like and i keep that notification bell on, again, thanks for sharing and thanks for coming to México, i appreciate u both and wish you well, cheers from Gdl.
Freedom Strider i have never filled something like that but as a Mexican myself putting your moms address as your own permanent residence is totally acceptable.
You guys are sooooooooo unbelievably cute together!!! I know it's probably not what you want to hear...she is all tatted up and probably swears like a trucker offline and doesn't want to be referred to as "cute"...but I'm referring to you both together...lol
Great job you both are doing. What an inspiration you must be for many. From someone who has traveled all over the world Africa, Europe, parts of Asia, you are in my favorite place. See you soon!
I love your videos. I am glad that despite how the news media protrays Mexco, it is a beautiful country. Of course, your going to have good and bad in every country. But, despite all that you both took a chance and enjoyed Mexico. And sharing your videos will help change some of these people's point of view of Mexico. Thank you!
I'm glad still open-minded people like you guys young people now you can see it with your own eyes most people in Mexico are good people good luck with your travels
Thank you guys. This is so true, and incredibly helpful! God bless you. You guys are so terrific. I love what you’ve been doing. You’ve inspired me to learn Spanish. I’m getting there. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! 👍😃 Ah, silly me! Muchas gracias!
I read on some comments on the subject of having two license plates to photocopy and laminate your other plate. (That wasn't on your channel, was it?) Of course, you'd then need to attach it to some sturdy material before mounting. Would work unless it's illegal; not trying to get anyone in trouble with the law, here!! 😄 My own upcoming journey there took a couple important steps yesterday. Thanks for assuring me of the fact that every step involved does take more time and effort than you allowed -- although I must say, I've had several things just fall into my lap to where I think it *is meant* for me to retire there. Honestly, one of the worst challenges to overcome is learning how to take the looks and negative comments from those with whom I do share my plans, with the grain of salt they require. Because, if you inquire as to whether they speak from experience, you may get, "Of course not!" as a reply, since to some, as you mention, once crossing the border, one dies. 😅 My own previous experience: As a 22-year-old, an ex-Vietnam vet with whom I traveled (we were traveling buddies only; no "benefits" LOL ) drove us to Pie de la Cuesta (outside Acapulco.) This was 1972. I lived in my very own thatched hut. It was $8/USD for the whole month! I slept on a cot and had to take a bucket of water (either from the ocean or the lagoon, depending on which side of the road I was on) to rinse the clay toilet in the hut, after myself. I was awakened most mornings by a local pig, strolling in the hut to see if perhaps there was a spare banana peel or such for its breakfast. Once, I needed my Mother to mail something to me there, and asked Marquena, the proprietor, the mailing address. She said it was [the name of the place, since razed and replaced, no doubt] followed by "establecimiento conocido, Pie de la Cuesta, Guerrero, Mexico," which meant (as you two know) that the Postman *knows* where it is. 😎 So -- any accommodations besting that scenario will be a wild improvement over my first foray into Mexico (which I have missed ever since I left, so long ago.) Viva Mexico! Thanks especially for this particular video, which really speaks to me.
Hey, I’m glad you like our country, I’m from Guadalajara, but now I’m living in Puerto Morelos too. I would like to meet you :) ... btw you were recording near my home ...
As a mexican you guys are crazy to go to Mexico this way.... And I admire you because of this. You guys are killing it!! Keep it up, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
I’m so happy that you guys decided to defy all the negativity that a decision like yours came with. I have frequent discussions with my mom about México. She was born in Tapachula, Chiapas. But she has such a negative point of view of MX. She watches the news too much. But I love my mom lol! For me you guys are the real news. Your opinions are very objective and subjective at the same time. But you know when to balance your views and opinions about your experiences very well. I have about 11 more years of work before I retire. You really inspire me!
Good comments on driving! I don't allow others to drive my car in Mexico, because one inch off the road and you can roll the car. You race around curves on local highways and around any curve could see a disabled vehicle and the buses and trucks can be scary.
Tangerine Travels yay! Btw I just found your channel and I absolutely love it! Came for the Vegas stayed for your personalities, wishing you guys all the best! 💗💗💗
WoW. You really detail the whole thing. But you did it! I moved from Canada to the USA, but I had a job, a registered nurse licence go work in the US (I hope you had /have money to support yourself). Now at semiretirment, I plan on living in Mexico part-time, but as a "semi-tourist." I will hang around Americans and Canadians in Mexico. We'll see. Hey congratulations for your courageous move. And for your great videos!
My husband & I love watching your videos. We live in Hawaii but i'm originally from Dallas, TX and used to go a least 1 or twice a year to resort towns as well as some small towns across the border from San Antonio, and we also traveled to a friends house in Cedral. I completely fell in love with it, the food, the people, the music (even had a mariachi band at our wedding). We recently started going to a country concert in Jan. in the Riviera Maya, last year Playa Del Carmen and this year Cancun. We will go a few days before and stay at Isla Mujeres, and after planning to go to MX City which i have never been to except the airport. We are so excited, but today saw the news about the outrageous cartel fight in Culican. This is very troublesome, and so sad the cartels are above the law.
Amigos, I'm doing the same in 30 days. Oaxaca, Playa del Carmen and Mérida, each for one month (only God knows what's the next destination after). So much excitement! Your videos have definitely helped BIG time.
I'm a mex-american from Texas . You guys are either really crazy or really brave. I don't think I would ever do something like that ,even if I was single. God bless and keep you safe
We haven't ordered anything off of those sites while in Mexico. Some of the places we've stayed at would've been difficult to receive packages from anywhere but it's something we could try while living in a more permanent place. Do you shop on Amazon.com or Amazon.mx?
No Name - How do you get Clay County, South Dakota plates? I live in Ensenada, BC and I see lots of So Dakota plates but don’t know how to get them. My Jeep was registered in California but it is very expensive to renew and needs to have smog inspection, etc to renew.
We're so impressed that you took the leap into the unknown and created this incredible life for yourselves. Good on you for chasing your dreams and working hard to make it happen!
We are soooo proud of you guys; facing so many fears and yet DOING IT !!! There are so many people we know, especially in our families that are afraid to travel outside of the US. Unfortunately, they believe that the US is the BEST and only place to live in the world. We have been living in Ecuador for 6 years now and LOVE it. We also sold everything , including both houses we had and our 2 cars. The taxis are so inexpensive, it just didn’t make sense to move our cars here and pay for a resident’s license, insurance for our car, etc. plus, we are helping our local community by taking taxis (many have become family to us). The healthcare is THE BEST we have ever experienced! AND THE TOTAL COST OF LIVING
Lovely video. Love people loke you guys telling the truth about what is like to live here and erase the image the media has placed about mexico in the states. Great now that mary can eat anything with out getting sick. Keep always your positive spirit. Take care.
I just subbed you guys. Great video. I have spent time abroad (mostly Thailand) over the last 3 years. I have always wanted to try Mexico but was afraid. I am going to Cancun and Playa Del Carmen next month. I am hoping to fall in love with Mexico and buy an apartment there.
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If you go to Tampico, it is a nice beach town but they have giant speed bumps for no reason and the speed limit is 55 klm per hour. I didn't see them. When i hit it we went airborne and it broke my rack and pinion.
Fyi. You didn't have to keep registering your car in Arizona. I have lived in Mexico for 3 years. My truck tags were expired for a year and they didn't care in Mexico. Mexico cops only look for that sticker on the windshield that you buy at the border for $60 and the deposit they charge depending on how old your car is. My 2005 Trailblazer was $300 deposit and i got it back when I left Mexico. Also insurance is very cheap. But not at the border. Those guy's at the border where you get your visa and car sticker are thieves. Go to a different location to get it and it will be very cheap and legitimate. They didn't say anything at the border going back into Texas either. Hope this helps you?
My goal is in 18 months to do what your doing. I want to travel Mexico as a si gle 58 year old man doing g a TH-cam channel. I want to inspire new single older men to travel and see what life has to offer. Thanks.
Mark Hoffman - Best of luck!
Enjoy your ride, but be carefull stay out of trouble
Thanos....a like ladies with a bush gringas or mexicans.
Well done Mark best of luck
I am moving to Mexico once I’m 21. Soy fluida en español. Good luck! Also, Los Perms (TH-cam channel) did the same thing as Tangerine Travels, only with young children.
Thank you guys for loving my country more than some of the people living here
Peace to all
I have been visiting, living, working, vacationing in Mexico for over 40 years, Since my early 20s.
Never, ever a bad moment
May God's blessings be upon Mexico
Peace out
I guess it dependens on the places that you go and visit some areas of mexico are more protected than others
Superchuyito 1195
Where ever you go there you are.
It's about you first and where you are second
Peace to all
Been traveling to Mexico since 1976 and never a bad experience. Taught myself Spanish on the road and have been making friends there for over 40 years. Just got back a few days ago. We now take our whole family, grandchildren and all. A Mexican friend told me long ago to avoid drugs and politics and all will be well. He was right. Safe travels!
I have been traveling in Mexico since 1994. I have flown, used the bus, and drove. I have wandered around Mexico City and Morelia without any issue. I constantly hear or read comments from people telling me I am a fool and telling me how dangerous everything is. Usually, these are people who have never been to Mexico once in their life. I have lived here part of the year, every year since around 1996. I am well aware that there are dangerous places in Mexico, just as there are in parts of the USA and especially US cities and certain rural parts. I know a large number of people here in Mexico, both expats and Mexicans. The truth is that Mexico is a country with an amazing culture, good food, wonderful, warm and friendly people, and a great climate. It is a good place to be. It is not a utopia by any means but it is no hellhole either. One thing that I have noticed which is profoundly different between the US and Mexico is a simple thing. In Mexico, when you walk down the street, ride the city bus, walk through the parking lot into a large market or shopping center, or in any area where large numbers of people are present, you will notice people smiling, laughing, and enjoying themselves. They will acknowledge you in a friendly manner even when they do not know you. In the US, in similar situations you observe people looking stressed out, rushing about, and ignoring each other unless they are yelling at each other. The US has become a place full of angry, stressed-out people rushing from one place to another. It used to be quite different in the US but now it is a rather unpleasant place to be. I am afraid to be in any crowded place in the States, there is always an undercurrent of hostility in any large crowd like everyone is waiting for something bad to happen. It is not like that in Mexico.
John Petry
Peace,
God, how I love Mexico, can't wait to get back. That's where I go to find peace with the world.
One rule you guys ..if it doesn't work out the road is still there to go back .but live your dreams ..fear is our worst enemy..
Oh my gosh! My husband and I, our 13 year old, two cats and two dogs moved from Oregon to Tulum (by truck) in 2016. We got ALL the same rhetoric from family and friends. We also sold 99% of what we ever owned, sold our home, left our jobs and closed accounts, got visas, pet passports, car permit info, and on and on. It took us over a year to get out of our lives. It was sooooo worth it. Mexico is beautiful and complicated and colorful. There was no way to prepare for every eventuality. Yes topes are insane! Paying a bill for electricity can be maddening. WiFi can be abysmal. I couldn’t drive, my husband did almost all the driving because my nerves couldn’t hang. But on the whole we are so blessed for this experience. Thank you both for constantly highlighting the joy and beauty and challenges and benefits of living in Mexico.
We actually retired from our government jobs early to go. So luckily we have income.
Playa is beautiful too. It also has more amenities. We also considered Merida and honestly it was considerably more economical to retire to than Tulum. But once I saw that beach, I was in love.
@@christopheramador9886 Oregon sucks? I heard people say its a very peaceful and beautiful state.
@@medalgearsalad1419 Oregon sucks and portland is GRIMEY
Probably the thieves, mentally ill, and tweakers lurking all over the pIace had an affect on their opinion. But yeah, the landscapes can be spectacular.
I think that what you guys have done is exemplary, facing your fears and living life!! Totally WOW.
Talking about your fears, making them conscious will also counter future anxiety spells, so take full credit and enjoy, reap the benefits!!
15 months already? Wow, time really flies. Love you guys!
We can't believe it's been that long either! And you've been around for most of it
This is a great video for mom's to watch. Everytime I go to Mexico I have to spend hours dispelling myths with you know who - now she can just watch the video. Good Job!
Mike's excellent adventures. Thank you someone gets it! Im from the US and when i told my family we were going to mexico they all freaked out.(and their mexican) sad to say bad word of mouth is contagious 😷
@@catherineflores3724 sometimes mexicans in US are worst propaganda FOR MEXICO than americans. They need an excuse to migrate to the US.
Martha Lomas i agree, I am a Mexican studying in California and it shocks me how badly Mexicans in the US speak on Mexico
this is only their experiences. lots of bad things have happened to tourist and people living there. watch w5 cancun cartel interview on youtube. I speak from experience.
@@whatever5922 Yes, im mexican too. I lived only 8 months in the US because my husband worked as IT Engineer for an American Company, and that was my impressions too. Other of my impressions was, there are a lot of scams in the US, and a lot of shootings, so there are violence everywhere. The rest of my life (35 years) i have lived in several Mexican Cities like Guadalajara, Cancún, Monterrey and my home town Aguascalientes and never been robbed or nothing worst.
Awesome video as always. Everything just made total sense. Have an amazing weekend and happy May the 4th be with you day - LOL
Good video guys also a little tip to buy electronics most big companies like Walmart,Best Buy, sams club etc have programs where you can buy something and pick it up at any location I just bought a galaxy s10 for my brother I paid here and he picked it up in Veracruz that way you don’t have to deal with the postal service and your products are protected :) saludos from Boise idaho
There are ways for you guys to simplify your lives. I've lived in Mexico for over 15 years and have never owned a car. It makes life so much easier. But, you have to live in the right place. I've lived in Guadalajara and Mexico City and have never once missed owning a car. Also, I don't receive mail. That's a part of my life that doesn't exist anymore and I also don't miss it.
One of the motives for living in Mexico is to make life simpler.
True. I remember when i used to travel in Mexico, i didnt have the necessity to use technology or a car. Everything was simple and you enjoy the small and simple things. Nothing to compare to the US or Canada, you depend so much on technology and social medias.
Damn you work that close to your home?
Hi Jordan. I hope you are getting better as time goes by. God bless you and keep these videos coming. I live vicariously through y'all's adventures.
My health has been improving. Thanks for thinking of me!
You guys are two of my favorites! I love that you guys just sold off and packed up your lives to be traveling nomads, cow cool!!
It’s always nice to sit and watch a video from you guys. Plus I always enjoy the beautiful warm scenery. Thanks guys!
Tangerine Travels..The BEST and most informative mexico vloggers to date!
Not really
@@gaylehunter9421 Hey everyone is entitled to their opinion.
@@gaylehunter9421 who would you suggest?
@@rdrake316 Two Expats in Mexico. Informative adult information.
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I LOVE the mix of your voice. It's truly amazing for the hear to go from a high energetic pitch to a tone down calmer graver pitch ...... very cute mix.
Thank you for the compliment! That's really sweet of you to say :)
I think the only and first fear when you cross the border is feel much love an never come back to USA 🇺🇸 you definitely stays in Mexico loving the country and feeling the charming people and enchanted by the beautiful city , villages , etc all you’re fears go away Mexico 🇲🇽Enamora ❤️ Encanta!!
Eddy Aldana not unless you end up in the cartel territory that when you start to feel the fear
Patho - I travel many times to Mexico in those places that every body say that is dangerous and I have to take care about it and nothing happens maybe I’m lucky ☺️ but I really love Mexico ❤️
Patho - thanks for you comment !! 👍
My wife and I just got back to the US after 2 weeks one in San Miguel De allende and the 2nd in Queretaro! We had an amazing time in an amazing country filled with amazing people! I miss Mexico already! We will be back soon!
That is very true. The Mexican people are so loving and thoughtful.They are concerned for their friends/family/neighbors...
I can’t wait to go to Cancun/puerto Morelos in June!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ you guys are great!!!!!
Ah, thanks Ila! Enjoy your trip :)
We are in puerto moralos now may 4
Mexico in June? Good luck with that.
@@B-ch6uk shut your hole
I’m going to Mexico in 2 months and I’m so excited! I love your channel, your personalities, and passion to travel and do all this different stuff!
You are too sweet, Venie. Thank you!
You can also check the kinnetics kennon channel, they are, also, a cute couple of Americans travelling thru Mexico but a little more out of the tourist places.
You're welcome!
COVID: yeah, about that..
@@ericktellez7632 Haha yeah not now but thank God I got to go before COVID was ever a thing! Mexico was amazing!
You need to write an e-book about traveling to Mexico. Put it in Amazon to make extra money you need.
I would buy it. I am thinking about going next year . I am currently working on being debt free here I the U.S.
Don't feed the beast of Amazon...self publish....and keep more of what you earn.
I'm from Puebla Mexico i left county about 25 years ago and lately my husband and I are really think about retiring in Mexico, definitely I'm having my husband watch your videos
Awe! Thanks for the shout out. 😅
Your gifts are headed your way, muy pronto! :) Thanks for being a long-time Patron Gerardo. We appreciate you!
My first Mexico trip was to CDMX. Luckily I had a friend who used to live in there and he really helped me to see past the media before my trip.
However, before my first trip to CD Juarez I was legit nervous. Even though I was with my boyfriend who lives there!! He assured me that I would be fine but in my head I kept thinking about things I saw on Google. I'm such a nut! It was nothing like that! I've been there 5 times so far and I love it. The people I've met are friendly and it's just a normal big city. I used to go to Oakland frequently here in California but there were areas I would avoid due to violence. I see no difference between that and Juarez. I say all this respectfully because I know there are real issues and real violence and extortion in Juarez and I'm not making light of that. But for the most part, people are living life and they enjoy their city and it's not entirely like what the media says. 💃❤
I was lucky enough to stay in Ciudad Juarez for 3 months. The worst part about it was having to leave. It was an amazing place with wonderfully warm and charming people.
@maniac9565 I believe the problem is the rate at which it happens genius you know Mexico has a very high death rate in comparison to the general pop that lives there meaning a very high crime rate. More than many other places. I mean it's easy to say corrupt Mexico isn't as bad as one has heard when you haven't ran into the actual cartels I'd say you are in a 60% chance of running into trouble and even higher rate if you are in a red no travel zone.
@maniac9565 I appreciate the confidence you had in your first sentence allow me to deflate your perception of what you think you know. The "ones" you are referring to usually know more than the clown lowballing the situation. Perhaps the "ones" who dont know have close friends who became entangled with the cartels. Perhaps that close friend of the person who doesn't know much had an uncle who was being hunted by the cartels and they were going after his/her whole family to get to the uncle. Perhaps the cartels came to the US and entered a high school just to make this happen. Perhaps the FBI was involved. I don't know the "ones" who usually know nothing sometimes might know something more than the ignorant person claiming things based off of nothing. Considering you....probably haven't seen the cartels a day in your life I'm gonna assume that the "ones" you're referring to would be yourself.
Hey guys! Love your channel. Thanks for all the info. Take care.
Wish you guys the best of luck, hope everything goes well for you. Cheers from Nayarit.
Stumbled out of bed this sleepy Sat morning, checked my email and got your awesome vid to watch with my gluten free blueberry pancakes. Tangarine fix = check. I’m good for the rest of the weekend, gracias :)
I'm totally jealous of your gluten-free pancakes. Sounds delicious!! :)
Tangerine Travels if you’re heading back to Phx go to Sprouts and look for “Pamelas” brand of gf pancake mix. Stock up. Diagnosed celiacs 15 years ago and tried them all, and Pamelas is hands down the best!
🔵 You guys' have BEAUTIFUL souls - do not ever forget that 💪💪💪 #TangerineGang 🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤💎💎💎
Great insight. This is helping to get my significant other to travel to PV this winter. Thank you.
I'm so glad you guys have made all of these videos. I love living through your adventures and hopeful I can actually do the same one day. I've always wanted to go to Mexico and now I know where to go and how to do it. Thanks guys. Keep em coming!
I live in Oregon, and I literally was born in a hospital like 5 miles from the house I live in now. So I have barely made it out of my state let alone another countries. You guys really seem like you enjoy your life & this has kind of motivated me to make some changes and see more of the world. We are only here for a short amount of time & I should be grateful for these amazing places that we could go see. All you have to do is be willing to step out of your comfort zone, and these experiences last a lifetime, I am sure this is some thing that you guys will think about and treasure when you’re older, I love your channel guys keep up the great work.
Hi Maddie, Jordan and laska! I just finished binge watching all your videos from the beginning, it took me about a month. Now I can't wait for more...Thank you for putting out all this amazing content, it will sure help my husband and I when we decide to go travel the world in a couple years. We will begin with Central and South America because well...we are fluent in Spanish, then the rest of the world. I hope to learn more from your experiences! Keep it up! ;) Love you guys!
Yes, topes. With us, the driver drives, and the passenger screams "TOPE!"
So true!!!😂😂😂
I got a feeling that you've been in Mexico for a long time.
@@akakerness6396 short time, LOL... for myself, less than a month and... we had it figured out the second day, LOL!
Luv you guys. Stay safe I have been going to Mexico for about 20 years now and I have experienced everything you guys talk about. It does get a little scary but I stay positive I love Mexico and it’s people some I call family till this day. Keep up the great videos and I will continue to support you guys anyway I can.
You guys are so relatable - that's your secret sauce.
I wrote on your FB page that we are starting to feel a little nervous as we get closer to our departure date (to Vietnam). Having lived in Asia before, I already knew a lot of the stuff you talk about in this video (that seems intimidating until you actually get there) but it's still reassuring to hear it from someone else.
Also, it is remarkable how much more comfortable Jordan has become in front of the camera since when you first started this channel. Dude, you're a natural now.
Absolutely fantastic and fabulous video, I really enjoy watching. big thumbs up and have a great new week. big thumbs up!
Oh, and congrats on partnering up with Audible! You guys are hitting the big time now - woot woot! ;-)
Thanks for sharing in our excitement, Steve! This feels like such a huge milestone for us!! :)
Love to watch ALL your videos. Im so excited about visiting Mexico soon!
Wow! That was very brave of you guys. The resolve to put everything behind is scary to begin with. I'm glad you'r building a new found joyful life in Mexico. You and Laska are welcome to stay as long as you want .
LMAO that slow mo footage of the ant falling over was great. Btw congrats on getting the Audible sponsor!
Lol, we’ve been hanging onto that ant footage and had to put it in a video. And thank you! Sponsorships from established companies like that really help out the finances.
Your candor in describing everything is appreciated. Bless Mexico and all power to youth like you two.
Elote ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for helping to remedy the fear mongering going on right now. This is a more truthful and well informed perspective that we seem to have lost.
ok i just left a comment on another vid...your answering EVERYTHING I NEED YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!! love this. and KUDOS AND LOVE
im canadian ...bartended for years .my friends went o san carlos fr months worked bar and music...can you work in mexico bartending? in case the online biz stuff isnt happening as u thought right away?
I’m a Swede living in Guatemala since 2010. I have tried several shipping services and have found that ICC Logistic is the best one yet.
I buy a lot of stuff on eBay and occasionally at Amazon. Shipping address is in Miami, FL and ICC takes care of the shipping from FL to GUA City.
I get notifications when the stuff has arrived in MIA, when it’s on its way to GUA, and when it’s ready to pick up at the local ICC office.
That said, as a proactive measure, I pre-notify ICC on their website there’s a package on its way.
ICC service is good. If you have them where you live I suggest you give them a try.
Best part of the day is when I see a new vid posted
That's the definition of don't bite more than you can chew. That ant tripped over hahaha.
I am glad you were brave enough to take the step you took. I remember telling you how brave you guys were to leave everything behind and stir the uncharted waters. This is because you are free spirited and open minded. You kept your mind open to learn new things and see things for yourselves. You guys are amazing and I have massive respect for you two...oh yes, and Laska too. :)
Thank you as always for this incredibly valuable information! Jordan, hope you are feeling better each and every day! Wishing you both health and happiness always!
LOVE YOU GUYS!!! SAFE TRAVELS AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INFORMATIVE VIDEOS. ❤️😊
Thanks, Darien!
It has been really fun watching you guys get to know mexico.
Bless your pioneer spirit! Be WELL!!
Your fears are normal and understandable, I’m Mexican living in USA for over 42 years and coming to Mexico is stressful, you guys are awesome! You’re living experience instead of dreaming, I wish I could do the same but,I’m too old , keep up the excellent videos !
You two are awesome, informative, and really good at making youtube videos. I'm questioning everything I've been told about mexico.
Interesting, thanks for sharing! Did you travel much before moving to Mexico?
I just discovered your channel, love the videos!
I recently traveled to Mexico for the first time and from my boss to my Dr. It was a OMG your going to Mexico! Making you feel like you weren’t coming back cause something horrible was going to happen to you. PlayaDC was beautiful, the people the most hard working, friendly. No one got sick from the delicious food, left the resort and guess what... your just another person walking around.... no one cares. It’s the media and people’s misconceptions. I’m mathematically challenged so learning the pesos and paying was difficult 😩.
Greetings from Valladolid. 2+ years and going strong. Been following you guys from the beginning. Great job showing Amerika the real deal.
I just found this channel and I enjoy watching it. Thank you for the great content. Safe travels to both of you.
I feel that anywhere you go, there are dangers. I live in the US and was born in El Salvador. I travel to El Salvador and I’ve also traveled to Mexico. Sometimes because you don’t experience something bad on one or 2 vacations or one year traveling in another country, doesn’t mean the dangers aren’t there. There are bad people in all countries and tourists can easily be taken advantage of. Just like in the US, you have to keep your eyes open. I don’t mean to scare anyone, but just trying to remind everyone that you do have to be cautious when you travel. Myself being born in El Salvador and having great friends from Mexico, we all know that our countries are beautiful, but we also know that we can’t let our guard down.
Tangerinies, i hope you find a place u both like here in México, a place wich is nice and not very expensive, and i hope that you both keep traveling wherever u wanna go and that youll find something to do that u like, above all i hope u guys keep uploading videos, as you both been giving me good examples of a healthy couple and couple comunication and that kind of stuff, juts by watching ur vids and learning from what i see, i admire u both and i really enjoy ur vids, thanks for sharing, im unemployed and full of debt so the best thing i can do is leave a like and i keep that notification bell on, again, thanks for sharing and thanks for coming to México, i appreciate u both and wish you well, cheers from Gdl.
Interesting question - when paperwork asks for you permanent address, what do you use? A family address back in the US?
Freedom Strider i have never filled something like that but as a Mexican myself putting your moms address as your own permanent residence is totally acceptable.
You guys are sooooooooo unbelievably cute together!!! I know it's probably not what you want to hear...she is all tatted up and probably swears like a trucker offline and doesn't want to be referred to as "cute"...but I'm referring to you both together...lol
Great job you both are doing. What an inspiration you must be for many. From someone who has traveled all over the world Africa, Europe, parts of Asia, you are in my favorite place. See you soon!
Your lives are a fantastic adventure that you share with the world... may you continue to be walking blessings to the world. :)
Love the transparency of love, hates and fears.
I'm new to your page but so glad I found it. We love Mexico and travel there alot. This is great information to have and know
I love your videos. I am glad that despite how the news media protrays Mexco, it is a beautiful country. Of course, your going to have good and bad in every country. But, despite all that you both took a chance and enjoyed Mexico. And sharing your videos will help change some of these people's point of view of Mexico. Thank you!
Is a Mexican National I truly appreciate you speaking out against the myths of horror about Mexico. God bless you guys.
I'm glad still open-minded people like you guys young people now you can see it with your own eyes most people in Mexico are good people good luck with your travels
Thank you Israel!
Thank you guys. This is so true, and incredibly helpful! God bless you. You guys are so terrific. I love what you’ve been doing. You’ve inspired me to learn Spanish. I’m getting there. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! 👍😃 Ah, silly me! Muchas gracias!
I read on some comments on the subject of having two license plates to photocopy and laminate your other plate. (That wasn't on your channel, was it?) Of course, you'd then need to attach it to some sturdy material before mounting. Would work unless it's illegal; not trying to get anyone in trouble with the law, here!! 😄
My own upcoming journey there took a couple important steps yesterday. Thanks for assuring me of the fact that every step involved does take more time and effort than you allowed -- although I must say, I've had several things just fall into my lap to where I think it *is meant* for me to retire there.
Honestly, one of the worst challenges to overcome is learning how to take the looks and negative comments from those with whom I do share my plans, with the grain of salt they require. Because, if you inquire as to whether they speak from experience, you may get, "Of course not!" as a reply, since to some, as you mention, once crossing the border, one dies. 😅
My own previous experience: As a 22-year-old, an ex-Vietnam vet with whom I traveled (we were traveling buddies only; no "benefits" LOL ) drove us to Pie de la Cuesta (outside Acapulco.) This was 1972. I lived in my very own thatched hut. It was $8/USD for the whole month! I slept on a cot and had to take a bucket of water (either from the ocean or the lagoon, depending on which side of the road I was on) to rinse the clay toilet in the hut, after myself. I was awakened most mornings by a local pig, strolling in the hut to see if perhaps there was a spare banana peel or such for its breakfast.
Once, I needed my Mother to mail something to me there, and asked Marquena, the proprietor, the mailing address. She said it was [the name of the place, since razed and replaced, no doubt] followed by "establecimiento conocido, Pie de la Cuesta, Guerrero, Mexico," which meant (as you two know) that the Postman *knows* where it is. 😎
So -- any accommodations besting that scenario will be a wild improvement over my first foray into Mexico (which I have missed ever since I left, so long ago.)
Viva Mexico!
Thanks especially for this particular video, which really speaks to me.
Hey, I’m glad you like our country, I’m from Guadalajara, but now I’m living in Puerto Morelos too. I would like to meet you :) ... btw you were recording near my home ...
Guadalajara is a very progressive part of Mex. and the people are intelligent there - more so as compared to some regions (like Acapulco).
It's a small town, so I'm sure we'll see you around before long :)
Tangerine Travels i hope so, I really enjoy your videos.... and you make me laugh a lot ..... btw I live close to the restaurant “el picudo “
Jordan, what did you sell in your biz? I have inventory based biz too... where did you sell all your inventory? Any tips?
Mostly electronics and music. I sold it online and, unfortunately, had to take huge losses to get rid of it somewhat quickly.
Long time no see you guys! So you're still living in Puerto Morelos... I live in Cancún. It's good to know I might run into you some day...
Hey guys hope you are well, looking forward to your next video.
Hi, Tangerines!! I am glad you decided to live in Mexico, and to show the world this great country!!
I enjoy your videos, thank you, they are very informative
As a mexican you guys are crazy to go to Mexico this way.... And I admire you because of this. You guys are killing it!! Keep it up, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
I’m so happy that you guys decided to defy all the negativity that a decision like yours came with. I have frequent discussions with my mom about México. She was born in Tapachula, Chiapas. But she has such a negative point of view of MX. She watches the news too much. But I love my mom lol!
For me you guys are the real news. Your opinions are very objective and subjective at the same time. But you know when to balance your views and opinions about your experiences very well.
I have about 11 more years of work before I retire. You really inspire me!
Yay! Love Mexico. I’m in PV now.
Hi, I have been wathcing you for a long time. Thinking to move to Mexico. Now we are livin' Uruguay. You are doing very well, thanks.
Good comments on driving! I don't allow others to drive my car in Mexico, because one inch off the road and you can roll the car. You race around curves on local highways and around any curve could see a disabled vehicle and the buses and trucks can be scary.
It would be amazing for you guys to do a whole step by step course/guide/series on how to move to Mexico start to finish
We've considered doing that before! Perhaps we can make it happen in the future
Tangerine Travels yay! Btw I just found your channel and I absolutely love it! Came for the Vegas stayed for your personalities, wishing you guys all the best! 💗💗💗
I love the videos you guys have been making about CDMX. I loved the city
WoW. You really detail the whole thing. But you did it! I moved from Canada to the USA, but I had a job, a registered nurse licence go work in the US (I hope you had /have money to support yourself). Now at semiretirment, I plan on living in Mexico part-time, but as a "semi-tourist." I will hang around Americans and Canadians in Mexico. We'll see. Hey congratulations for your courageous move. And for your great videos!
My husband & I love watching your videos. We live in Hawaii but i'm originally from Dallas, TX and used to go a least 1 or twice a year to resort towns as well as some small towns across the border from San Antonio, and we also traveled to a friends house in Cedral. I completely fell in love with it, the food, the people, the music (even had a mariachi band at our wedding). We recently started going to a country concert in Jan. in the Riviera Maya, last year Playa Del Carmen and this year Cancun. We will go a few days before and stay at Isla Mujeres, and after planning to go to MX City which i have never been to except the airport. We are so excited, but today saw the news about the outrageous cartel fight in Culican. This is very troublesome, and so sad the cartels are above the law.
Amigos, I'm doing the same in 30 days. Oaxaca, Playa del Carmen and Mérida, each for one month (only God knows what's the next destination after). So much excitement! Your videos have definitely helped BIG time.
Thanks for changing perceptions
You guys are a big inspiration! I loved your video..
Going to playa del Carmen next week! Thanks for all the tips and calming some of my fears.
Guys! I hate so much that I missed when you were in Merida. You are so cool, keep crushing it! :)
TOOOOPEEEEEE, es una buena forma de mantenerse atento al camino.
I'm a mex-american from Texas . You guys are either really crazy or really brave. I don't think I would ever do something like that ,even if I was single. God bless and keep you safe
But have you ever used Amazon or Mercadolibre in Mexico? I shop online very often without problems but of course I live in a city
We haven't ordered anything off of those sites while in Mexico. Some of the places we've stayed at would've been difficult to receive packages from anywhere but it's something we could try while living in a more permanent place. Do you shop on Amazon.com or Amazon.mx?
Tangerine Travels amazon.com.mx, usually ships in 1 day and you can choose to pick it up in your nearest post office
You guys should really write a book on how you did all this and what we would need to do to follow suit.
Try getting car registration in Clay County, South Dakota for foreign residents (like Mexico) for a lot less money.
No Name - How do you get Clay County, South Dakota plates? I live in Ensenada, BC and I see lots of So Dakota plates but don’t know how to get them. My Jeep was registered in California but it is very expensive to renew and needs to have smog inspection, etc to renew.
Mary David you just need to call them and they are super helpful.
We're so impressed that you took the leap into the unknown and created this incredible life for yourselves. Good on you for chasing your dreams and working hard to make it happen!
Great video, interesting to hear your experiences.
Hello from Mazatlan, thank you guys, you have inspired me to plan a trip to sout america!
We are soooo proud of you guys; facing so many fears and yet DOING IT !!! There are so many people we know, especially in our families that are afraid to travel outside of the US. Unfortunately, they believe that the US is the BEST and only place to live in the world. We have been living in Ecuador for 6 years now and LOVE it. We also sold everything , including both houses we had and our 2 cars. The taxis are so inexpensive, it just didn’t make sense to move our cars here and pay for a resident’s license, insurance for our car, etc. plus, we are helping our local community by taking taxis (many have become family to us). The healthcare is THE BEST we have ever experienced! AND THE TOTAL COST OF LIVING
Lovely video. Love people loke you guys telling the truth about what is like to live here and erase the image the media has placed about mexico in the states.
Great now that mary can eat anything with out getting sick.
Keep always your positive spirit.
Take care.
I just subbed you guys. Great video. I have spent time abroad (mostly Thailand) over the last 3 years. I have always wanted to try Mexico but was afraid. I am going to Cancun and Playa Del Carmen next month. I am hoping to fall in love with Mexico and buy an apartment there.
I remember you from your time in Guadalajara, its been a long road. Glad to see you ok.
Ahh, there's so much we miss about living in Guadalajara!