If you come here with the attitude of embracing the Mexican culture then it is a joy to be here. If you don’t want to make the shift then it’s not the same.
I would add, don’t think it’s hot everywhere! I have known of Americans struck by the cold in my city Pachuca, 7800 feet altitude. Nights are cold all year in highland Mexico, and even freeze in winter!
When I lived in El Salvador I was probably a level B2 (high intermediate) in Spanish, but I'm now a B1 - enough to do basic things, get through immigration, airports, etc., but not enough to really have involved conversations. I can tell you that being a B2 was pretty amazing. I can't wait to move! My only concern is that I don't eat meat - only seafood, but the spices and flavors are very familiar to me (I grew up with a Bangladeshi stepgrandfather).
Mexican minutes!!! That was the first thing we learned about when we moved here. Coming from the go-go-go of the US it took an adjustment but now we just go with it. We've lived here a year and you're spot on with your list. Thanks!
My house in Mexico has screen on most windows. 😅. One of the things if I were to move to Mexico (full time) that I would miss from the US is the vast variety of low carb food products. Nothing else!
To me 6 years to get to intermediate Spanish. The people really respect that. I am not moving back to usa 🇺🇸 or where only foreigner lives, I leave usa for a reason. There's barely any ac in central Mexico because it's mostly cool there.
@iamalanabroad I guess depends where living, I was in Mexico state end of August to September and I was in sweater. It got to 64 degrees at night. I live in playa del Carmen. I have ac there because it tropical and more if not all places rent with ac. It's like mandatory
Some people cannot adapt and are too old to learn. You shouldn’t even think of finding a job in Mexico. You can open a business if you need to work. Mexico is beautiful but it won’t be changing anytime soon to accommodate you.
My buddy Alan. Telling it like it is. Im an old retiree no worries about working here. Missed an old time us tv classic here the first couple years but bought the dvds. Can see a lot (not all) of college football. Many NFL games disponible. My spanish is probably ok but inkeep trying for more
Buen hecho, Alan. Keep up the great great work! In the aftermath of last week’s political events Stateside, I wonder how many people will now be willing to tolerate these tradeoffs in order to repatriate.
Because you went to Mexico City, Southern Mexico is different, but the North is a lot more Americanized like Mexicali. I wouldn't recommend Mexico only for the violence and crime, in the 90's it was okay but it's gotten worse.
Este es el problema de los yankies que a donde van quieren que sea igual y tener la comida que acostumbran, en lugar de ir con la mente abierta y una actitud de aprender de otras culturas, tradiciones, usos y costumbres, comida etc.. Si no mejor no te muevas o hasta que encuentres el país donde te puedas adaptar.
As far as the immigration part of the video,in the United States you can wait at least 2 years or more on an average to receive an answer from a case submitted to USCIS, whether it is a work permit, permanent residence or any other process,in my case I had to wait 4 years for an approval to the date USCIS received my case for a work permit.
Yes the USA im sure has its share of hell with that, i just wanted to point out a final example of something that could take a while in Mexico as well!
I actually think the lack of heat in the winter is the biggest shocker to me, being from a colder climate in the Northeast! But space heaters to the rescue.
alcira mentioned that to me too… i’ll touch on it in a future video- i think it depends on your apt/house . Mine here is almost always too warm so the AC issue is a bigger concern
TBH I don't think that places in Mexico like México City or Toluca you should necessary have and air conditioner in your house. Haha. The weather condition inside the house and also outside it's not too Hot to live without it. Especially Toluca, which is the highest city in the country. But that's just a personal opinión.
I'm hearing more and more bout the food options! Those were just some random examples (i know you cant get everything). At least in the center of mexico i see screens as quite rare.
Speaking of trying to bring in a bunch of product from the US...an expat came into Cancun with a bunch of Kraft Mac n Cheese. She said the people at immigration were clowning her...like..."What, you can't cook??!!" 😂😂😂😂
Im from south of Mexico (Acapulco,Guerrero) and I know TONS of people (poor and not poor) that don’t have A/C because installation and electricity can be expensive. I have seen the same in other beach cities.
Yeah I have not done it the opposite way, was just an example of something that could take a while in mexico that perhaps some naive foreigners would assume is fast.
You live in southern Mexico, so not everything applies to the rest of the country. I've lived in a few different cities in the north and we do have drive-thru banking, pharmacies and convenience stores. Also, the food varies from state to state.
Thank u Alan, MEXICO doent need OR Want anymore Northern immigrants moving there. It is also working on raising Income Residency requirements to stop this migration or at least to slow it down.
I think Mexico doesnt want any more ignorant Northern Immigrants coming, and I agree on making the residency at least advanced enough that only people serious about coming/staying/ and integrating will follow through!
@@iamalanabroad yeah and it took me 21 years to get my aUS residency, and another 10 years to get my citizenship, talk about bureuacracy. So yeah its different.
I don't know where you're from, but here in the states there is no such a thing as a 2 hour window! example Directv failure--I was told noon to 6pm. The guy showed up after 7pm! You want fix something with your driver's licence it can take days! No to mention the SS office; it can take weeks! I have lived in LA, Scottsdale AZ, Indianapolis, and Chicago! What are you talking about? I can't wait to move to Mexico! Up here the RED tape is monstrous. "Clarification" people from Mexico want you to learn Spanish and to assimilate (especially younger/educated generations) the submissive demeanor of older generations and of past government officials is gone! "please learn the language and assimilate otherwise go someplace else." Unfortunately, US stores have invaded Mexico, so you will easily find pop tarts, cheez it, and more. Root beer is a flavor not appealing to Mexico, so it's more charging to find it, but you will find it. Definitely, if you are not willing to change your diet stay home, or go someplace else! In Texas, CA, ILL, IN, AZ spicy food is in. TRUE, you pay for what you get!
In New York RCN internet did 2 hour windows (feel free to verify as im sure you will based on this long post above). There is red tape all over of course! Gladly i don't shop at american big box stores so have not seen cheez its. I guess if i dug long enough I'd find it though. Thanks for tuning in!
You're welcome! You know things have changed in Mexico! Today we want you to learn the language, to assimilate as much as possible, and to respect the land. I cannot wait to come back home. I am a Mexican born of Italian-Lebanese descent. I travel a lot; for me there is no place like Mexico.
You could have encompassed all 7 reasons into 1. If you are a Karen (and whatever the male equivalent is) DON'T come to Mexico (not even talking about moving permanently, just don't come).
You literally missed the opportunity to make this video better. First of all, all the food you get in the USA you can get here, in Mexico. We are full of Walmarts, Costos, Sam's Clubs, and every fast-food chain from the USA. Designer clothes have the same price in the USA, Mexico, or Europe. It's not cheaper or more expensive. The only thing more expensive is electronics due to tariffs. The only good point you made is whether are you willing to live like a local! Real reasons NOT to move to Mexico could be; Water and Electricity being shut down for days, air pollution in the country, the lack of civic manners Mexicans have for society and the rule of law, plus whatever local problems there are in the area one is moving to. This could be a crime of any kind, such as petty crime, fraud ( which is huge in Mexico), and cartel violence. Which makes it hard to actually be able to move to certain areas in peace, and be able to walk at night. If you're used to the nightlife of Europe or the USA, you're not going to have that here. If you want to be in bed by 9 and relax in a bubble of safety then Mexico is for you.
I don't agree on clothing, maybe some fast fashion but the USA has way more outlets and options for that... And you make some interesting points - But as far as mexican civics and rules of society, as a foreigner here I don't think this is the channel for those kind of scathing critiques. I am focusing on issues facing those moving mostly from the USA and Canada. Thanks for tuning in!
Creo que en la última parte exageras, hay mucha vida nocturna , pero depende a donde vayas. Y peligro hay en todas las ciudades grandes de EEUU Lo de el agua y luz depende también donde vivas, pero este año en especial de sequía en todo México si hubo cortes muy seguido de agua y luz, pero lo de la luz es algo más bien político por intereses del partido neoliberal, y también a la demanda de energía creció mucho, por el crecimiento de todas las ciudades y porque en lugares como el centro de México no hacía tanto calor como se han sentido unos 5 ó 6 años hasta este año. Hay un mes donde se viene una ola de calor tremenda que es atípica para el centro de la República , antes de crecer tanto las ciudades la temperatura aquí en Querétaro no pasábamos de 27 grados, ahora tenemos como 3 o 4 años que tenemos Una ola de calor que dura un mes temperaturas hasta de 33 a 34 grados que jamás habíamos llegado y puede ser entre Mayo o Junio , es sofocante y por lo mismo hubo mucha demanda de aires acondicionados que antes de este clima de calor jamás lo habíamos necesitado y por lo tanto más demanda de energía 🇲🇽❤️ Creo que lo de la ropa sale sobrando, pero hay demasiados centros comerciales donde no te alcanzará el dinero para comprarte algo, ustedes los yankies son demasiado materialistas y tiran o desperdician demasiado de todo por tener lo último de moda en ciertos círculos como también pasa en México, hay niveles sociales donde unos gastan millones en un fin de semana y otros muy poco.
Don't move to Mexico. Or Iran, Syria, North Korea, Yemen, Somalia, etc... Actually, don't step outside of North America or Europe. Easier to stay alive that way
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@Manuelmartinez-jq8bk Si tienes razon pero hay muchos matices. Como en todos lados, tu calidad de vida depende de cuanto ganas en comparacion del costo de vida local. EU se ha vuelto mas desigual con el tiempo y por eso existen canales como este, porque muchos en EU prefieren la calidad de vida en Mexico o simplemente les rinde mucho mas su dinero. Mexico es mas inseguro pero desgraciadamente EU, aunque no tanto, tambien se ha vuelto mas inseguro y socialmente esta muy dividida su sociedad. En general EU sigue siendo mejor para vivir, si ganas el suficiente dinero pero ya no es lo que era antes.
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If you come here with the attitude of embracing the Mexican culture then it is a joy to be here. If you don’t want to make the shift then it’s not the same.
Same should apply to us Mexicans moving to USA
True on both counts, I think ideally anyone moving to another country should embrace that culture!
Si, por favor no vengan. Ojalá y le hagan caso.
@@frenchmusical2588 totalmente de acuerdo, quédense en sus países de primer mundo.
No entiendo a la gente que viene a México y quiere vivir y tener exactamente lo mismo que en EUA. Entonces, ¿a que vienen?
Excellent Question!
Los migrantes mexicanos que van a EU hacen exactamente lo mismo.
@@fito631 si.. pero eran nuestras tierras 😂
@@K45-lv6et Nueva York, Chicago tienen grandes asentamientos mexicanos, y hasta donde yo se, nunca pertenecieron a México.
@@fito631 tampoco son tierras grigas. Pura tierra robada ahi.
I would add, don’t think it’s hot everywhere! I have known of Americans struck by the cold in my city Pachuca, 7800 feet altitude. Nights are cold all year in highland Mexico, and even freeze in winter!
I need to go into the cold nights in the winter time again in a video! Thanks for the tip.
When I lived in El Salvador I was probably a level B2 (high intermediate) in Spanish, but I'm now a B1 - enough to do basic things, get through immigration, airports, etc., but not enough to really have involved conversations. I can tell you that being a B2 was pretty amazing. I can't wait to move! My only concern is that I don't eat meat - only seafood, but the spices and flavors are very familiar to me (I grew up with a Bangladeshi stepgrandfather).
Depending where you go in Mexico - theres def a growing vegan/vegetarian scene especially in CDMX, the cancun/playa area etc.
Mexican minutes!!! That was the first thing we learned about when we moved here. Coming from the go-go-go of the US it took an adjustment but now we just go with it. We've lived here a year and you're spot on with your list. Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words! Im gonna check your channel out too.
I was just in the USA visiting my mom and the customer service was no better than here in Costa Rica.
@@mkoschara yeah your mileage may vary depending!
My house in Mexico has screen on most windows. 😅. One of the things if I were to move to Mexico (full time) that I would miss from the US is the vast variety of low carb food products. Nothing else!
I have a video coming out in a week or 2 on City Market, that spot is like the whole foods of mexico!
To me 6 years to get to intermediate Spanish. The people really respect that. I am not moving back to usa 🇺🇸 or where only foreigner lives, I leave usa for a reason. There's barely any ac in central Mexico because it's mostly cool there.
Thanks for your input! I dunno... the last 2-3 years april/may even into june was well past 85 F daily. I finally got an AC.
@iamalanabroad I guess depends where living, I was in Mexico state end of August to September and I was in sweater. It got to 64 degrees at night. I live in playa del Carmen. I have ac there because it tropical and more if not all places rent with ac. It's like mandatory
@@LivingandenjoyingLife August/september def cooler, its the spring that gets nasty in these parts.
Some people cannot adapt and are too old to learn. You shouldn’t even think of finding a job in Mexico. You can open a business if you need to work. Mexico is beautiful but it won’t be changing anytime soon to accommodate you.
On Mexico we use to say.. Entre menos burros más Olote 😂😂 so far I love and enjoy my life on Mexico
My buddy Alan. Telling it like it is. Im an old retiree no worries about working here. Missed an old time us tv classic here the first couple years but bought the dvds. Can see a lot (not all) of college football. Many NFL games disponible. My spanish is probably ok but inkeep trying for more
lot of streams online for college football (Rutgers fan here from Jersey!). Thanks for watching again!
Good information!
Alan great work.
Buen hecho, Alan. Keep up the great great work! In the aftermath of last week’s political events Stateside, I wonder how many people will now be willing to tolerate these tradeoffs in order to repatriate.
@@vlad2838 it’s a good question! and one i may address soon in a video 🤔
Because you went to Mexico City, Southern Mexico is different, but the North is a lot more Americanized like Mexicali. I wouldn't recommend Mexico only for the violence and crime, in the 90's it was okay but it's gotten worse.
En mis 35 años de vida nunca he visto ningún asalto o acto criminal, pero si, esta horrible es una zona de guerra y es solo desierto!!! 😂
@@K45-lv6et mentiroso
Don't get why there's no screens for windows to keep bugs out!
I had to make my own, kept getting bitten by mosquitoes, bought some on Amazon
I don't like them. If I did, there is no problem to install them
I guess in Mexico City is less common because it's colder. In Guadalajara, I can't think of renting a place without it.
Regarding the mosquito net, I guess you dont find that in CDMX because it's colder. My house in Guadalajara has mosquito nets in all windows.
No entiendo a las personas que piensan mudarse a México y pensar que es igual que vivir en EEUU ❤
¡Estoy de acuerdo!
Este es el problema de los yankies que a donde van quieren que sea igual y tener la comida que acostumbran, en lugar de ir con la mente abierta y una actitud de aprender de otras culturas, tradiciones, usos y costumbres, comida etc..
Si no mejor no te muevas o hasta que encuentres el país donde te puedas adaptar.
As far as the immigration part of the video,in the United States you can wait at least 2 years or more on an average to receive an answer from a case submitted to USCIS, whether it is a work permit, permanent residence or any other process,in my case I had to wait 4 years for an approval to the date USCIS received my case for a work permit.
Yes the USA im sure has its share of hell with that, i just wanted to point out a final example of something that could take a while in Mexico as well!
I actually think the lack of heat in the winter is the biggest shocker to me, being from a colder climate in the Northeast! But space heaters to the rescue.
alcira mentioned that to me too… i’ll touch on it in a future video- i think it depends on your apt/house . Mine here is almost always too warm so the AC issue is a bigger concern
wait a minute, aren't you two the same guy? Am I going crazy?
@@czavalag Ha, twin brother. Not the first nor last time i'll hear it though!
CORRECT. Same for other countries and cultures. Be respectful please 😊
If you move to northern states of México you will find more american conforts you mention
Wey no les digas!!!!
Now make another video of the multiple advantages of living here vs the US
Oh I agree totally, I have one coming next week :) This is more a video to warn certain type of people who cant "adapt" (or choose not to).
Way more than 7 😂
@@MichaelBergmann-i4b y también hay más de 7 desventajas.
Most of theses reasons are why I want ro move to Mexico from Canada
I struggled with anxiety before and waiting 20 minutes for a coffee in Mexico really tested me
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Estos gringos 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great video!
Thanks!
As the great american statewoman K Harris said….”please don’t come ”
TBH I don't think that places in Mexico like México City or Toluca you should necessary have and air conditioner in your house. Haha. The weather condition inside the house and also outside it's not too Hot to live without it. Especially Toluca, which is the highest city in the country. But that's just a personal opinión.
@@AlexBomi13 def not “necessary” but totally makes it feel more comfortable to sleep at least in april/may IMO.
everything you mentioned you can find. Mosquito netting, A/Cs and poptarts, WTH. Except for the drive-thru phamarcies you are right with that one.
I'm hearing more and more bout the food options! Those were just some random examples (i know you cant get everything). At least in the center of mexico i see screens as quite rare.
My friend, the first advice is "if you make kr sell anything, you will have to pay extortion to your local narco".
Correct and crime has increased
Your country is narco's reason. I'm 🇬🇧 Whatever, Mexicans don't want "gringos" living in their country. 🎉
😂😂😂😂😂 alm
Speaking of trying to bring in a bunch of product from the US...an expat came into Cancun with a bunch of Kraft Mac n Cheese. She said the people at immigration were clowning her...like..."What, you can't cook??!!" 😂😂😂😂
What Ciustomer service in 🇺🇸 🌎 🇺🇲 nobody answers the phone😮😅😊😊
Ha, ive heard its getting worse. Glad i left!
Hell yeah, chilakilles everymorning, greetings from Cancún.
Everyone i know in Mexico has screens on windows and ACs even poor people
Not in the center of Mexico that i've seen! Coastal perhaps.
@@iamalanabroad the center is the only region where it's not that common. In the north and in the south both things are a necessity
Im from south of Mexico (Acapulco,Guerrero) and I know TONS of people (poor and not poor) that don’t have A/C because installation and electricity can be expensive. I have seen the same in other beach cities.
@@juan-ko5hz Thank you for specific info about other areas than Mexico City. Very helpful.
Agree with the customer service except the migration service or system. In Mexico is faster than the USA if you have all the paperwork correctly.
Yeah I have not done it the opposite way, was just an example of something that could take a while in mexico that perhaps some naive foreigners would assume is fast.
You live in southern Mexico, so not everything applies to the rest of the country. I've lived in a few different cities in the north and we do have drive-thru banking, pharmacies and convenience stores. Also, the food varies from state to state.
You are generalizing. Depends WHERE in Mexico you are in. You could spend a few hours of video time to go one by one of the states. Regards!
Waldo’s has A&W root beer
Interesting! I shop mainly at walmart and the local markets. I may need to dig around and update some of these in a future video.
Thank u Alan, MEXICO doent need OR Want anymore Northern immigrants moving there. It is also working on raising Income Residency requirements to stop this migration or at least to slow it down.
I think Mexico doesnt want any more ignorant Northern Immigrants coming, and I agree on making the residency at least advanced enough that only people serious about coming/staying/ and integrating will follow through!
Oh well, it's too late for me now that I'm already in Mexico :o I like it here though.
La palabra mágica es: Tolerancia
The short and kind of rude version. If you don't want to embrace and experience the culture, stay home.
@@jamesbassett1484 can’t argue that!
Lol imigration in the USA just for a travel visa can take you 8hrs thing is youve never been to a US emigration office
Bureacracy can be bad everywhere!
@@iamalanabroad yeah and it took me 21 years to get my aUS residency, and another 10 years to get my citizenship, talk about bureuacracy. So yeah its different.
Sounds like an going to live there. ❤😅
Immigration service in the USA…. Is beyond hell.
I don't know where you're from, but here in the states there is no such a thing as a 2 hour window! example Directv failure--I was told noon to 6pm. The guy showed up after 7pm! You want fix something with your driver's licence it can take days! No to mention the SS office; it can take weeks! I have lived in LA, Scottsdale AZ, Indianapolis, and Chicago! What are you talking about? I can't wait to move to Mexico! Up here the RED tape is monstrous. "Clarification" people from Mexico want you to learn Spanish and to assimilate (especially younger/educated generations) the submissive demeanor of older generations and of past government officials is gone! "please learn the language and assimilate otherwise go someplace else." Unfortunately, US stores have invaded Mexico, so you will easily find pop tarts, cheez it, and more. Root beer is a flavor not appealing to Mexico, so it's more charging to find it, but you will find it. Definitely, if you are not willing to change your diet stay home, or go someplace else! In Texas, CA, ILL, IN, AZ spicy food is in. TRUE, you pay for what you get!
In New York RCN internet did 2 hour windows (feel free to verify as im sure you will based on this long post above).
There is red tape all over of course! Gladly i don't shop at american big box stores so have not seen cheez its. I guess if i dug long enough I'd find it though. Thanks for tuning in!
You're welcome! You know things have changed in Mexico! Today we want you to learn the language, to assimilate as much as possible, and to respect the land. I cannot wait to come back home. I am a Mexican born of Italian-Lebanese descent. I travel a lot; for me there is no place like Mexico.
EEUU en una sutopia . Y mi México creo que tendrá el mismo final.😢
You could have encompassed all 7 reasons into 1. If you are a Karen (and whatever the male equivalent is) DON'T come to Mexico (not even talking about moving permanently, just don't come).
Bingo! Wouldn't be a fun video to make then.
Prepare to stop eating garbage food and taste real food, fresh and with a soul.
Less processed- You bet! Gonna cover this in one of my next videos too.
Flaming Hot Doritos are a 0.5 on the spice scale bro, échale ganas, saludos jaja!
Haha, give me a little credit come on! :)
@@iamalanabroad 🤣✌
These are all good reasons to NOT move to Mexico (Or Costa Rica).
please don't
We don't need entitled people, stay in your country
Here another reason: you'll likely be kidnapped by a cartel lol
Nobody's gonna kidnap you. There are more than 40 million international tourist in a year.
You are not important, greetings
You literally missed the opportunity to make this video better. First of all, all the food you get in the USA you can get here, in Mexico. We are full of Walmarts, Costos, Sam's Clubs, and every fast-food chain from the USA. Designer clothes have the same price in the USA, Mexico, or Europe. It's not cheaper or more expensive. The only thing more expensive is electronics due to tariffs. The only good point you made is whether are you willing to live like a local!
Real reasons NOT to move to Mexico could be; Water and Electricity being shut down for days, air pollution in the country, the lack of civic manners Mexicans have for society and the rule of law, plus whatever local problems there are in the area one is moving to. This could be a crime of any kind, such as petty crime, fraud ( which is huge in Mexico), and cartel violence. Which makes it hard to actually be able to move to certain areas in peace, and be able to walk at night. If you're used to the nightlife of Europe or the USA, you're not going to have that here. If you want to be in bed by 9 and relax in a bubble of safety then Mexico is for you.
I don't agree on clothing, maybe some fast fashion but the USA has way more outlets and options for that... And you make some interesting points - But as far as mexican civics and rules of society, as a foreigner here I don't think this is the channel for those kind of scathing critiques. I am focusing on issues facing those moving mostly from the USA and Canada. Thanks for tuning in!
Creo que en la última parte exageras, hay mucha vida nocturna , pero depende a donde vayas.
Y peligro hay en todas las ciudades grandes de EEUU
Lo de el agua y luz depende también donde vivas, pero este año en especial de sequía en todo México si hubo cortes muy seguido de agua y luz, pero lo de la luz es algo más bien político por intereses del partido neoliberal, y también a la demanda de energía creció mucho, por el crecimiento de todas las ciudades y porque en lugares como el centro de México no hacía tanto calor como se han sentido unos 5 ó 6 años hasta este año. Hay un mes donde se viene una ola de calor tremenda que es atípica para el centro de la República , antes de crecer tanto las ciudades la temperatura aquí en Querétaro no pasábamos de 27 grados, ahora tenemos como 3 o 4 años que tenemos Una ola de calor que dura un mes temperaturas hasta de 33 a 34 grados que jamás habíamos llegado y puede ser entre Mayo o Junio , es sofocante y por lo mismo hubo mucha demanda de aires acondicionados que antes de este clima de calor jamás lo habíamos necesitado y por lo tanto más demanda de energía 🇲🇽❤️
Creo que lo de la ropa sale sobrando, pero hay demasiados centros comerciales donde no te alcanzará el dinero para comprarte algo, ustedes los yankies son demasiado materialistas y tiran o desperdician demasiado de todo por tener lo último de moda en ciertos círculos como también pasa en México, hay niveles sociales donde unos gastan millones en un fin de semana y otros muy poco.
En todo el mundo hay crimen , no mames con tu comentario . Alv with you.
Don't move to Mexico. Or Iran, Syria, North Korea, Yemen, Somalia, etc... Actually, don't step outside of North America or Europe. Easier to stay alive that way
USA just as dangerous as Mexico
Mexico is north America, jaja
Lo mejor es que se queden en USA y no salir de su burbuja.
La Verdad Es Mucho Mejor Vivir En Estados Unidos Que En México Porque En Estados Unidos Uno Vive Mucho Mejor Y Más Cómodo Que En Mexico En Estados Unidos Todas Las Casas Tienen Aire Acondicionado Y En México No En Estados Unidos Los Estudiantes Tienen Trasporte Escolar Y En México No Yo La Verdad Prefiero Estados Unidos 100% A Mi México No Me Gusta Para Nada Estados Unidos Es Un País Mucho Mejor Para Vivir Y Más Bonito Vive Uno Mucho Más Cómodo En Comparación A Como Se Vive En México.
¿Y en EE. UU no te enseñan a escribir?
@Manuelmartinez-jq8bk Si tienes razon pero hay muchos matices. Como en todos lados, tu calidad de vida depende de cuanto ganas en comparacion del costo de vida local. EU se ha vuelto mas desigual con el tiempo y por eso existen canales como este, porque muchos en EU prefieren la calidad de vida en Mexico o simplemente les rinde mucho mas su dinero. Mexico es mas inseguro pero desgraciadamente EU, aunque no tanto, tambien se ha vuelto mas inseguro y socialmente esta muy dividida su sociedad. En general EU sigue siendo mejor para vivir, si ganas el suficiente dinero pero ya no es lo que era antes.
@@hpp2021 Así Como Muchos Estadounidenses Se Van A Conocer A México Muchos Mexicanos Se Van Para Estados Unidos Por Una Mejor Calidad De Vida Si Supieras Que En Estados Unidos Hay Millones De Méxicanos Vivíendo En Estados Unidos Porque Crees Que Están Aquí O No Me Digas Que Vinieron De Vacaciones De Turismo A Este País 🇺🇲 🗽 Porque Crees Que Emigraron Aquí 🇺🇲🗽Y Porque Crees Que Otras Naciones Prefieren A Está Nacion 🇺🇸🗽 Para Vivir Especialmente De México Centroamérica Y Sudamérica De No Ser Así No Cruzarían La Frontera De Estados Unidos A Cada Rato Para Venir A Este País 🇺🇲🗽 Porque Crees Que Lo Hacen Para Visitar Disneyland O Six Flags O Sea World No Lo Hacen Para Tener Una Mejor Calidad De Vida Aquí En Estados Unidos 🇺🇸🗽 Y Lamentablemente México Jamás Va A Tener La Calidad De Vida Que Tiene Estados Unidos Porque Todavía No Es Un País Desarrollado Y Está Demasiado Lejos De Serlo Esa Es La Verdad Porque Es Cierto Y Tú Mismo Lo Sabes Porque Crees Que Escogí A Este País 🇺🇲🗽 Para Vivir Y La Verdad No Me Arrepiento Para Nada Ya Tengo Más De 28 Años Viviendo Aquí En Estados Unidos Y Fue La Mejor Decisión De Toda Mi Vida.
@@zuri_ortiz Y En México Tampoco Si Está Lleno De Ignorantes 🤡🤡 Por Eso México Está Como Está Por Lo Menos Estados Unidos Es Un País Desarrollado Que Supo Prosperar Y Salir Adelante Y Convertirse En Un País Desarrollado No Cómo En México Que Es País Miserable Y Lleno De Extrema Pobreza Y Lleno De Narcotráficantes Y Carteles Y Asesinos Y Delincuentes Y Secuestradores Y Corruptos Y Violadores Y Crimen Organizado.
gringo pricing is corrupt