Any advice you can share with the group based on your own personal experience?
How about pozole? White, red, or green? Pork or chicken?
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How about pozole? White, red, or green? Pork or chicken?
Love me some Pozole and miss Emeritas yummy stuff.Any advice you can share with the group based on your own personal experience?
How about pozole? White, red, or green? Pork or chicken?
Personal experience?Any advice you can share with the group based on your own personal experience?
No.
That was the life they chose.
So in other words you’re just another pinche gringo on the internet.
couldn't of said it betterSo in other words you’re just another pinche gringo on the internet.
Two people in my family circle were disappeared by the cartel.So in other words you’re just another pinche gringo on the internet.
But like I said, that's the life they chose.
Can't help it comes to mind.
Not into rubbing elbows like grg.
Only two? Granted, be good and you’re good isn’t a 100% guarantee but the odds are in your favor if you don’t run around showing your ass. grg has traveled kthe area for a long time and knows how to act.
That's wasn't what I was referencing.
I was saying if I'm not mistaken some of the camp owners in the area are gringos. (No idea if this is the case of the camp in question).
While I know there are "costs of doing business" in many places around the world I often wonder what the additional cost of doing business is for gringos in the Mexican narco state and would speculate it likely involves direct payment.
It's a rather unethical path for a gringo to take if so.
Just my two cents.
As far as be good and you're good, yes that's the case, and unfortunately the two familials who I mentioned made their choice to participate in cartel operations in their home country and have not been seen for many years.
thanks amigo. Ive just had some real life experiences in beautiful Baja.