I Was Given a Feast by Complete Strangers in Mexico (#9)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Lake Chapala is beautiful, but I wasn't expecting an Airbnb scam when I arrived. Being somewhat ignorant of the local geography, I booked an Airbnb pretty far from the usual hotels and ended up in a small town called Mezcala. Little did I know, the listing was fake. Thankfully, I met the nicest Mexican family ever who restored my faith in humanity.
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Oye, guys. Some of you seem to be angry that I didn't offer money or a gift or something. In case this wasn't clear (I tried to offer a bottle of tequila and was refused), they weren't expecting anything. That's not how Mexican hospitality works. In fact offering money at a gathering like this can even come off as weird or awkward.
So don't get it twisted cabrones. I may be a douche, but not a cheap one.
Subbed because you came off as a real nice guy that was genuine and super cool. Glad you had a great time. NYC 4 Life!
Really enjoyed this video man, yeah it would’ve been awkward if you randomly tried to pay people
Thats true. If you are invited in a family as a guest and treat you like family member and you offer money to them??? that's really really disrespectful to that whole family members.
Your Spanish is a bit broken and mannerisms don't always translate across languages the same as one would think; I can see why ppl might be offended a bit but the only way to get better is to hang out with more Mexicans so I see more tacos in your near future....
Seemed like you were vibing a little with that pretty girl in someway am I right?
"is this a restaurant?"
"no it's a family dinner"
"oh my bad...can I have a tortilla?"
😂😂
Maybe not all the families in Mexico have a lot of money, but a taco it's never denied to anyone. (Sorry for my bad english)
@@WhyDontBeHappy this family seemed to be pretty wealthy, that dude that spoke english sounded like an American
@@WhyDontBeHappy yep i think all america latina its like that, people just give things, loveit
@@WhyDontBeHappy 100% true because one day we may be on top on and the next day rock bottom
hahahahaha
As a spanish person, it's confusing seeing an American in Mexico speaking Argentinean.
We are all American From Greenland to Peru
@@ALYoungFuture13If you used Peru as an example for the southern tip of america, it is Chile bro. And in english there doesnt exist a word for a citizen of the USA except American.
@@spanishball9449 incorrect it es not American , no passport says American. It says nationality = United States of America. It’s simply a citizen or national of the United States because es part and parcel with foreigners on indigenous land. I said et because Green land top right and Chile es left bottom ! That’s All America
@@ALYoungFuture13 u are right america is one continent not a country
@@gayfrogs4206 100 percent
The grandma started to prepare your taco because she saw how incompetent you were at getting rid of the fish bones lol. Then they said "now it's just the meat" in the same tone they would tell a child. Very maternal and sweet of her.
Así mero! Jeje!
i noticed that too, she went the extra mile to prep his food for him and that's real love right there. so much respect for her
This is something that I've learned about most Mexican women. They are super nurturing. I gotta go to Mexico ASAP
@@mylittlescienceproject hahaha the older woman yes but not the newer generation.
Love their hospitality
Mexicans are some of the most hospitable folks ever
It's seriously true
Yes indeed
Your absolutely correct I married a a woman from nezahualcoyotl also her mother has a home chelzingo not far from the city real nice friendly people love to have fun and a party smiling and happy more so then in the U.K.
The most
We should build a wall...with a big sign that says "Bienvenido!""
OK LISTEN
WHEN SHE SAID WE ARE "DEPORTISTAS " She was being sarcastic that's why speaking with natives is difficult for beginners
We in mexico speaking with a LOT of sarcasm
This is so true!
We have the same expression/joke in Serbian language
En España tmbn
The whole family was joking with him 🤣
No todos
Mexicans will never deny you a plate of food. They always share, even the most modest of meals. I was working at a warehouse and forgot my lunch but the Mexican bros shared their food with me. God bless them.
Then we all stare and make bets on how well you're gonna tolerate the habanero salsa we loaded in there!
@@ufc990 mexican culture in two comments
That’s until you turn your back and they start stealing your hard earned US dollars.
@@chamade166 lol hard earned dollars? Let me guess, you're on welfare?
@@albertsmith99 yes money can be hard earned bud, people can work their asses off not just you
That old lady speaking English 🥺 shes precious.
At 3:53 you can hear a lady saying to her son at the background: "no debes de negar un taco" (you shall never deny anybody a taco)
Sabia mujer
we also have the saying ''donde comen 2, comen 3'' it means ''2 meals feed 3'' saying that if we all share a little bit of our food, nobody has to stay hungry.
It's the same as if someone asks you for food, you feel the moral obligation to give them because its a basic need.
As said, sabia mujer.
This is the most humanistic approach to life, and I love that about ya'lls culture
@@CherryKings right! Or “donde come 1 comen 2” which is basically the same.
I believe the only time when we would negate someone approaching like this, would be if the person seems really sketchy or with bad intentions.
family: "we're all athletes, we don't drink, we all had a healthy life"
coca cola: "si"
Ronaldo would not like that
I mean coke is just calories, which as an athlete you will burn off. Lebron James eats a bunch of garbage, but is still one of the greatest athletes of our time. Alcohol has a lot more long lasting effects on your body, like your liver and brain and stuff like that.
@@ideus3718 before you type utter non-sense actually research so you don’t look completely stupid.
@@dingypt Wait but Ronaldo is Spanish not Mexican. Right?
Heheheh indeed, remember that some remote towns have easier access to cocacola instead of water
Mamma looked after you, like one of her own. Such warmth.
Fish taco, glass of coke, cannonball. That is the most Mexican thing EVER x
Si"
Music and tequila
I do worry about the amount of fizzy drinks Mexicans drink
Not a sniff of coke?
@@patrickbateman7157 That’s americans dude. We sniff glue instead lol, much cheaper
So thanks to military service, I was fortunate enough to travel a lot of places in the world. Most of it paid for by the military :-) in all of those travels, I found the Turkish and the Mexican people to be among the most kind and giving people I had ever met.
Great video
I met some iranianss, as a Mexican found we have mant similarities.
In regards to your words, sir, consider yourself in advance invited to a northeaster Mexican "carne asada" if you ever in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, México!
That is the typical lakeside hospitality... friendly and generous...
I'll have to spend more time at the lake then!
Mexico is the best!
@@SabbaticalTommy El gringo con acento Argentino.
@neil patrickson lol! u r so stup!@@@@
@neil patrickson funny but if you come to mexico! maybe we will!!
NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO FIND IN MEXICO...LIKE A HUNGRY GRINGO ASKING FOR TEQUILA
That's why they had the cannonball ready duh
yea after he offered them a bottle of tequila and they declined
@@King_Flippy_Nips wow a bottle of tequila lol
🤣🤣
@@King_Flippy_Nips thats not how you offer something in Mexico. Mexicans will always say no thank you. You just bring the Tequila without asking. Mexicans have to be forced into accepting something, as they are really good at giving but not at receiving.
Man just walked in a family dinner 😅😅
@@acedup00 Me too! I felt shy just watching it.
indian81able
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I LL BET SOMETHING LIKE THAT, A TOTAL STRANGER WILL NEVER GET INVITED TO A FAMAILIES, DINNER IN THE GOOD OLD US OF A
He even dared asking for taquilla after everything they did for him.. 🤭
He just didn't seem to care... lols people will not just chase you away but man you must know when to respect people's moments. I felt so Baaaaad just watching 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mosialive Haha me too, i was so uncomfortable, they were so kind to him. It felt like they gave him their hand and he took the whole arm 😂😅
"This a restaurant?"
"No family dinner"
*Proceeds to order tortilla or something*
Lol
😂
Reminds me of a time I was working on a house and having a bad day being in a really cramped dank and dusty crawl space. It was getting near sundown as I was finished up. The Hispanic family was cooking dinner and I said it smelled so good. They asked me if I would like to join them for dinner. I asked are you serious ? They replied, yes. Come wash up at the sink and join us. It really appreciated by me to wash the days dust and grim off. The kids came in and we all sat down to a wonderful meal and shared conversation and joked around. I got to say Mexican cuisine is one of my favorites by the way. But their generosity and hospitality really chased away the troubles of earlier in the day and will always be remembered fondly. Great people.
Awesome man
4:23 as a brazilian that watched way too much of "Chavo del Ocho" I immediately understood what that gesture meant. Hahahhaa. Nice family! I love the hospitality!
Eso eso eso eso eso 😂
@@LRStine-gc5qs "Isso, isso, isso, isso" in brazilian portuguese. Hehehe.
Don Ramón= Seu madruga
"Chaves" I believe is what they call him there? ... when I was in Buenos Aires I was amazed on how much it permeated local culture, like .... there was graffiti on the street with "Don Ramon;'s"' face LOL
@@melesiomarquez3234 Yes! Chaves! And it's still a big thing here in Brazil! So is Chapolin/Chapulín. I love Bolaños so much!
When I was in Mexico back in 2006, I was a young and lost white boy in a little village. Not going to get into details why I was lost and there… but this family opened their doors to me and fed me full, and didn’t want anything in return. They guided me to the nearest city and I’ll never forget them. I love my neighbors and I hope the future holds promise for us both
That is so awesome! The people are so nice.
It's the type of kindness that makes you think the world just might turn out ok
My parents (MEXICAN) always taught me to share. I often bring extra food to work because there will always be someone willing to eat it. I can't eat in front of another person without offering them food, even if it means I don't eat.
I'm Serbian and I was taught the same. Always offer - always share! :)
La comida no se le niega a nadie.
I grew up in south Louisiana. Same thing. My mom would kick my ass if I ain't in front of friends without making sure there was something for them. Everyday I go to work I bring enough food for the me and the guys working for me. Did it today actually and fed a coworker who didn't have anything. Brings me immense joy to feed people
I didnt expect you to speak spanish with an argentinian accent, what a surprise
@Gabo Torres 😂😂
I mean, he might have learned Spanish from an Argentinian
I was in a Mexican city once and was randomly treated to coffee and a pastry. It was an amazing display of generosity and kindness. I love the Mexican people
I miss Mexico so much. When you get into the rural areas the people are so humble and friendly.
Videos like this sure do give you hope for humanity. What a beautiful family.
I see you got a little nervous around that cute girl though 👀👌
😅
You mean the grandma?
@@SabbaticalTommy Cute girl immediately sat next to you, need to pick up the pace bro.
Bro I was nervous just watching lmao
That was it, she was there for free literarly
Me da mucha ternura la señora que le alista el taquito de pescado con sus manos. Que lindos son los mexicanos ❤️
@@elisamondragon2849 Se llama "instinto maternal".
Whenever I've met Hispanic girls I also get super nervous. They are so friendly towards you and smile like you are the only person in the room! That's quite different from girls in Northern Europe lol
they want that green card dude
@@pvdg3515 Mexican women aren’t fake like that...
We Hispanics are the coolest, since the 16th Century!
@@pvdg3515 why would she, not everyone has plans to leave Mexico
@jj bb I remember back in High School where my class went to this small town in Spain. Us boys were absolutely in heaven because all the girls were so nice and wanted to dance lol. The girls in our class hated that of course and thought we were stupid and gullible 😂
Thank you for posting this video. For twenty years, I've been trying to convince the "ignorant" in the U.S. about what great people the majority of Mexicans, and their families, are. I too was a stranger down there at one time and many families opened their doors and shared their meals with me. I love the Mexican people. I just wish I could stop all the lies being spread about the majority of them. I have plans to visit Lake Chapala for a second time, in a few months, if my doctor gives me the okay, and can't wait to spend time with some of my Mexican friends once again.
And this comment section demonstrates that culture shock. My only concern is people hating on this TH-camr. As a Mexican I saw nothing wrong in this video. This type of hospitality is normal. In the US I try to be like this with people and they get weirded out thinking I am looking for something in return. It's such a dark feeling that people have such a selfish perspective. It makes me sad sometimes and makes me think I just want to save money and go back to Mexico. It's a 3rd world country but with good money you can enjoy a 1st world lifestyle with the delicious food and friendly people.
@@JM-kv2kn Many Americans treat U.S. citizens with the same reaction these days, if they don't know them, so it's not necessarily a racist thing. Simply put, America has become a country that has lost trust in even their own family and friends.
@@lrcvideoproductions6025 Yeah I don't see it as a racist thing, it's clearly a cultural difference only. The best we can do is to raise our children with more friendliness involved.
Is like every other place with bad and good people, but the hate and bigotry poison people's hearts into and convice them that they all bad and inferior, Here in Latin America we are know for our hospitality spirit when it comes to people from the USA we always treat them like family it's just our instinct.
I'm from Guadalajara, and you are very much welcome to my land anytime! 👌🏼
I hope you get well soon, my friend
A big hugh and thank you for those kind words to my people 😊
1:38 as a Canadian, this level of hospitality is so foreign and strange to watch (at least living in Toronto). That's so cool
I thought Canadians were nice
@@JoseHernandez-ql8vw not so much in Toronto I can tell you that. People can be quite passive aggressive in my experience
I thought Canadians were nice?
@@michaelsukut5506 How about in Nunavut?
For you it is
Quite typical of Mexican hospitality. Awesome video!
That was an amazing encounter. People were so welcoming.
Very refreshing .
How I love Mexico and its people! They are so giving and so humble as other countries of course but The food its expectacular!
People getting mad at him calling him invasive but first he asked, they could have denied. As well as many Mexican, at least my family, are very kind and inviting people. The only thing pushing it was probably the shot at the end but for the most part they were joking around with him and even offered him a whole plate and more when he just asked for a tortilla
I agree with you, but what kind of person finds out that he has just "walked in" on a family dinner (that isn't his own family) and basically says, "can I have some food?"
did you catch the part where he offered to give them a whole bottle of tequila and they refused? gives some much needed context.
@@anonymousher0 Someone who hasn't had food the whole day... I am sorry but if you were very hungry and are desperate for food, then you have every right to simply ask if you can have some food, and if they said no then that's completely okay, but you at least have to understand both perspectives in that situation. Sure he may have a lot more confidence than I would have asking for food but don't get upset with the dude just because he asked for some food at a family dinner
he thought it was a small restaurant.
Lol is really commun to invite people if they want to and food will never be denied to someone
He invited himself to the family dinner. lol
No. He asked for food.
@@TheLitien It’s a little joke haha
As a Mexican I dont see anything wrong with what he did.
This is awesome, you played it off nicely dude, super natural, that old lady loved you
lol I'm Mexican but the cannon ball Mid dinner was the most random thing ever.
I just found your channel btw, I like your chill energy, saludos!
That's why I love Mexico so much. Your video is absolutely unique!
Thank you for the TH-cam algorithm. I found a hidden gem!
한국 여자 → 나는 자동으로 당신을 사랑합니다 ❤️
Mexican hospitality. My dad always say you don’t deny food to anyone. That family offering you food/drinks and to gather along with their family shows how Mexican culture really is. That’s AWSOME! Much love to Mexico 🇲🇽 and their Mexican people.
My mom, God rest her soul, taught me, "En tu casa, ni a tu peor enemigo se le niega un plato". Great parents.
I agree you will always find good people in Mexico with awesome hospitality
Love the hospitality of this family , tbf very jealous I’d love nothing more than to sit with a family like this and enjoy there culture 👌🏻👌🏻😎
I love your videos because you always look like you're so uncomfortable and unsure about what's going on but you put yourself in these situations regardless and trust in the universe and are open to do anything. It's very inspiring, I hope to see as many places as you in my life
This type of casual, with-the-people interaction is the dream of every solo traveler.
It’s rare and it cannot be planned for, forced or purchased.
When it happens, it’s the only thing you will remember about a trip years later.
Clint Dempsey speaks Spanish with an Argentinian accent.
Yeah he does
And a very good one
@@vector2-074 that accent is never good
don't they say che a lot, and that where che guavera got the nickname che from?
@@King_Flippy_Nips yes.
God bless that family bro! “You can never refuse a taco to stranger because you never know what he’s going through!” (Background lady talking) that sounds like my people! Viva Mexico!
That's so great that they just welcomed you like one of the family. The interactions were fun to watch. They seemed to genuinely enjoy your company. That's crazy that you were scammed.
This girl is literary every cousin i have in Mexico shes like a copy of them its hilarious.
Talk about being in the matrix
Damn you are lucky
I'm sure you're unique and not the typical edgar no sabo kid in the US
@@JM-kv2kn the white knight appears
@@adammeddina5537 Looool how is he lucky.. maybe if you're friend had cousins like her you can say you're lucky
Gotta go back to see the cannon sometime
wow very beautiful family sometimes very nice things happen from misfortune
You shouldn't use the word 'cojiendo or cojer' cuz that's something like fucking or fuck so just say agarrar or agarro that that means grab or grabing.👍
@@Efra-tesa0818 i heard that man im dead
You're a loose cannon.
Actually there´s a place called "La Isla de Mezcala" where many archaeological sites were found. (I'm a history student in the "Universidad de Guadalajara" and often we go there to do research. Is such a nice place to visit)
This reminds me of my mom. My parents came from Mexico to the US and I was born here. As a teen, I would have friends come over and my mom would always tell me to ask them if they want something to eat and drink, and she would be ready to go prepare something. I would be embarrassed and be like, "Ama, they already ate." or "they're not hungry." and she would scold me and be like, "Don't be rude! Go and ask them if they want to stay for dinner." 😂
Exactly!
Salt of the eart
AMEN
I love this clip it shows the true hospitality of the people.........
I don't know who this guy is, I'm 4mins into the video and absolutely in love with how humble and respectable he is.
It's all fun and games..til the cannonball comes out !😄
No one ever expects the cannonball..
@@SabbaticalTommy This would explain the dead parrot.
What a generous and kind family. Super heart warming.
If my teachers had told me how cool Mexico is to visit instead of lame "It will help with your career" claims, maybe I'd have actually learned it.
Gotten to explore Mexico and everyone is nice, but I know I'd have a much more authentic experience if I could speak to everyone.
Picked it up starting at age 43, it’s never too late! And it enriches your life in many unexpected ways my dude... I gotta say this gringo speaks it very well and he must have a special talent for languages because I’ve heard him speak in at least 4 languages other than his own
It's fine, most speak english in mexico
Not in my experience
Its never to late. Start watching mexican movies on Netflix with subtitles that helps a lot
Whenever I see things like this, I make a mental note to be generous. I'm not in the best position to help others but it sure does feel good to do it sometimes. Hopefully in the future I can do more. People voluntarily bringing goodness into other people's lives just makes the world feel warmer to me.
I went to this exact pueblo last year and this is a perfect video representing this part of mexico. Most the pueblos in that area are full of people that will treat you like family.
Tried doing the same thing in Wyoming... they told me go get your own food! :)
What a lovely interaction. I am an Anglo that has spent time in Mexico and I can say that this is typical of Mexican people. They love to share and make friends.
Hi, it looks great1 No many american people do this kind of videos , and the most interesting is tha you are learning nahuatl languaje and you tried to speak, that was amazing , I"m mexican and I tried to learn Nahuatl, but is difficult for me because never in my spoke before!!
Glad you liked the video! Yeah I'm trying to show how Mexico really is and not just Cancun and Puerto Vallarta. Don't give up on Nahuatl, it's tough but it's a beautiful language!
@@SabbaticalTommy my wife is from nezahualcoyotl
En donde aprendes Nahual he querido aprender por años pero no encuentro un lugar donde puedan enseñarme, siento que es muy dificil para aprender por mi misma xD
Nahuatl was this the original language of the Aztecs people yes especially from region on the out side of the current Mexico City nezahualcoyotl
@@SabbaticalTommy yes I’d enjoy that out about places like merrida and down on the Mayan riviera when l always talk with the local people the Mayans the people sometimes they are collecting cans. And stuff a tuff life Iam buy them some beer maybe share a pizza not like Iam a giving money away no no the I’ll rent like table and chairs with a umbrella for the next day form them the bars can change people a lot you must be careful not to let them charge you too much for example my wife who is. From Mexico City order a couple of drinks we drunk then she went to the bano I get the bill the guy charges like 200 peso maybe more even but we couldn’t argue because we didn’t ask for the menu first 👌but many Mayan locals complain that’s the hotels always employee forgain women especially Argentina more European looking or people from Mexico City actually the locals don’t like many people from Mexico City for this kind of reason off course many mayans live in poverty in places where tourist really never see
2:30 dude so shy... she is totally into him but also him pulling up sayin' can i have a tortilla? killed me😂💀
she didn't want a dead gringo on her family dinner, she was worried he didn't get the fishbone warnings 🤣
She was just worry Lmaoooo
Him: "Hey I've had a long day and haven't eaten. Would it be alright if I had a fish?"
Them: "Ah, so you've chosen to become family."
The american cousin
I am so happy at how amazing people are. You are unassuming and polite. Funny and self-deprecating. I am sure they appreciate that you are not an arrogant Gringo. I really enjoyed this video. I grew up around American Indians. very similar. They are feeding you like family. So cool. I am jealous of how well you speak spanish.
Wow for this exact reason i love mexico its hospitality amazing people food and culture make mexico unique
Reminds me of a time I was fishing, Mexican family decided to fish by me. They brought out a disco, beer, tables etc. Not long after they setup they brought me a plate of food without me asking or anything along with a beer. Thanked them a bunch and one of the elders came over and insisted I get more haha. Been to Mexico once and love it there.
As I get older, stuff like this absolutely warms my heart.
I was given a feast in Mexico also on my first visit there and they refused payment. The people are very friendly!
Very good people, there. Another nice video, Tommy. Thank you.
En el minuto 3:54 se escucha en el Fondo una señora diciendo que nunca se debe de negar la comida (o como dicimos muchos "un taco) a alguien. Que hermosoo!! Ese es mi México, caluroso y amable con todo mundo. Te amo México y que chingon de esa familia que lo invito.
Toms banter is world class. Always on point with his witty comments
La gende mexicana con su espiritu humilde.
Amor, fuerca y todo lo bueno por mi gende mexicana desde Islandia.
Los amo!!! Gracias por tratar tan bien y darle la bienvenida a este tío, y gracias a ti por mostrar la realidad con este video, muchos mexicanos somos así, cálidos, amables, serviciales cuando nos tratan bien! Esta gente es una joya hermosa, así si da orgullo ser mexicano❤
Amazing Mexican family really nice people, I'm amazed at your chillness dude, you Spanish sound a bit like an Argentinian accent lol, cheers dude nice video. Saludos desde Argentina!
I envy how calm and at ease you are in unfamiliar situations...it allows you to experience such a nice group of people with ease .
La abuelita me dio mucha ternura, la mayoria o todas las Abuelitas y Abuelos son unas personas que jamás deberían de irse
I liked the fact that she really wanted to show she spoke English. She was proud of it.
By far hands down your best experience! The hospitality was amazing.
Que gente más agradable y hospitalaria, me está gustando mucho México. Saludos desde Argentina!
I recently came back from MX and the locals were telling me that there are a bunch of fake Airbnb listings there. We ended up staying at an Airbnb for the last part of our trip with someone who had no reviews LOL. But we met up in public and then went to check out the place and it was legit, and she turned out to be the nicest person! Be careful in MX and you'll be fine!
This video is so wholesome; I’m now your 150th subscriber :) keep up the interesting content
I actually live pretty close to Chapala Lake as well
Welcome along for the journey! I still think about that Chapala lakeside hospitality..
Thats a nice black hole you got there
Just subscribed and he's at 62.8 thousand now!
He has a fast growing channel
Really enjoyed this mate,reminds me of why I travel the world.Ramdom places,with beautiful random people,showing the natural best of humanity.Travel well my friend.Love to you all from Loch Ness,Scotland.
Wow! Such amazing hospitality.
Me encanta cómo siempre intentamos entablar conversación en otro idioma con extranjeros a pesar de que sepan hablar el nuestro c: soy fan de esa abuelita y ahora de tu canal
This is beautiful..the Mexican people are so friendly.
What a beautiful maxican family they treat you as vip guest. Thanks to all those family members.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
3:53 In the background she said "no debes de negar un taco". That's true.
No debes de negar un taco porque tú no sabes quién es esa persona y que ha pasado..
Yo también lo escuché
I love how they’re trying to scare him w the cannonball lmaooo my cousins friends always do that to me when I go over there
Amazing people. Humble and hospitable.
idk why but i feel that the word "familia" is much more cozy than the word family. It just feels extra comforting lol
True that
Just a tip mate, when people look after you as well as they did they want to see you leaving full up and content, asking for that extra shot is not respectful as it would make someone feel they hadn’t done enough. Even if someone refuses something out of politeness it wouldn’t harm to drop them off a bottle of tequila
Just a thing bro,asking for an extra shot doesn’t harm anybody,he originally offered to pay,they refused they accepted to let him eat with them,he might had an awkward approach but it was obvious he didn’t meant anything wrong,also if someone asking you for a simple shot ales you feel like you weren’t nice that’s completely on you,I’m Mexican and I have done this and had people done this to me and never felt offended cause I knew they just wanted a little more and that’s fine if he had asked for a full glass or 3 more shots that’s being rude but he didn’t,t least in Mexico we are thought to think this way,unless he’s rude I won’t be rude or feel offended
carbrone
I swear my heart almost melted when I saw how they treated you. Mexicans are such lovely people.
I’m stoned out of my mind watching this and I can’t stop smiling. I miss Mexico
Those are such beautiful and nice people. I wish I could travel and meet people like you do.
My friend lives in Mexico (he is American) and he brought back Centenario tequila for me to try. He said this is what the locals drink. Can't find it in the states but would love to drink it again.
I remember one time I was fishing and some fellow Mexicans drove up. Some started fishing and the others made a fire on the grill and started making carne asada. After a while they told me, "vengase y echese un taco primo"(come eat a taco cousin). I didnt know them from Adam but that's how my people are, very hospitable.
Mexico is a trip man.. Im mexican and it was a culture shock for me.. I fell in love with this country beside..
Haha they all spoke English hahaha .. yeah that happened to me ..
Media : shows the dark Side of Mexico!
Harald Baldr , Sabbatical, Kurt Caz : show the real + side of Mexico.
Yup!
I watch all videos of each of them :)
As a Mexican I can tell you what you see in news is the real face of Mexico
@@rodolfo561- you must live in Tamaulipas or Sonora or Michoacan
@@rodolfo561- no no no, estás mal.
Nunca voy a negar que en México haya cosas malas, violencia, escasez o falta de oportunidades. Sin embargo también hay amabilidad, unión y una fuerte mentalidad de querer salir adelante, por suerte esto último es de lo que más abunda y nos hace ser lo que somos y exigimos. El verdadero rostro de México.
This is how I want to travel to every country! Meeting locals and diving into their beautiful cultures, having a laugh and enjoying it around real authentic food! What a beautiful family! I really hope when I get to go there that I get to meet a really cool family, but then i dont cos I'm always the biggest sook when i have to leave people I enjoy being around! 🇳🇿💞🇲🇽🙏🏾
That one girl was cute AF! should have asked her to be your tour guide 😂
Somehow you ended up sitting next to the hottest girl that has probably ever walked in that town. Some dudes just be lucky
That's true and he probably had the best shot at her also.
Yes, the professor is hot
meehh she is actually just a regular girl, there are a lot like her in all méxico
Nah there's way prettier girls than that. Ive been to that exact pueblo
@@morrist8727 yeah, considering it was a family dinner you're probably right.
Dude speaks better spanish than I do, and Im freaking Mexican!! Dude knows how to crack jokes and everything. Loved everything about this