LIVING IN MEXICO IN 2024 COSTS HOW MUCH? 🇲🇽 (1 month in Guanajuato, Mexico)
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Our first cost of living Mexico video! And in one of our favorite cities: Guanajuato 🇲🇽
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You went back home or the immigration send you back 😅😅😅
hello you two!! You do this so naturally and not fake like a lot of the folks doing videos in Mexico. I am in Canada, retired and moving south!!Soon. found you on Instagram and subscibed on here... Making a choice on a place to set up a base and then find where I want to be is tough and so much information. You have a new follower...keep the information coming !!!!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Good luck with the big move 🙏🏼 And yes, there are so many beautiful places to choose from in Mexico!
random comment, here in CDMX i sometimes see the water guy come up with FOUR garrafones in his hands, yes holding them at the same time, no cart involved...he schleps them 2 flights of stairs...really inspires me to ramp up my Manly Man game lol
haha that's crazy! I can't wrap my head around carrying two in each hand. We were in CDMX a month ago and the elevator to our apt was broken - I thought I was tough lugging 1 garrafon up 6 flights 😂
MDMX?
What is this?
@@waysoftheworld_ I find two is easier than one due to the counter balance the second one provides.
@@doroparker1702 Is CDMX = ciudad de México ( México city).
@@lupitatorres3697yes, CDMX is how it’s written shorthand in MX.
BTW, El DF is technically no more. Distrito Federal was ‘abolished’ and it’s all now Ciudad de México. DF was analogous to US DC (District of Columbia).
We live four hours south of the southern Mexican border, in a beautiful city called Xela, Guatemala. We have walmart, 3 modern malls, all the conveniences. Monthly we spend about $1100 with no budgeting. We are at almost 8000 square feet so temps are 70s for the highs and usually high 40s at night...never hot, which we love.
I know Xela - heard a lot of good things about it 🙂 I (Gordon) actually lived in Antigua & Guatemala City an separate occasions. I love Guatemala! Enjoy 🇬🇹
Wow! Where do you get information about Guatemala?
@@sarahs.6457
UA-cam and Google.
Most info is on Antigua and Lake Atitlan, but we LOVE mountains and cool weather and that is Xela.
OH NO! I'm a deputy of the grammar police! Being a deputy I try to point it out in a nice way...The word your looking for is "elevation" it's used to describe how high something is raised above a surface or a ground line....square feet is used to describe the area of a shape or the space inside of boundaries or lines. Buena suerte!
What 'Bout Crime ?? Gangs ? Nice Weather Though
Oh my Gosh! I just found you guys! Love ur videos esp when u breakdown the costs-it's VERY helpful! New subbie...now, I'm off to binge watch the rest of ur videos. God Bless you both!
Hi! Hope you enjoyed the rest of the videos 🤗 and thanks for joining our journey. We'll have some more cost of living videos coming soon! Take care!
The cost of living in Mexico all depends on where you live and your life style .The cost can be high low or in the middle somewhere.
Exactly. That's why we just shared our experience in Guanajuato ;)
Fuera de Mexico!!!
@@weblifetj Fuera de Estados Unidos es la misma cosa.
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@@weblifetjVENGAN A MÉXICO 🇲🇽 BIEN VENIDOS A DISFRUTAR 🎉DE NUESTRO LINDO PAIS ❤
Excellent video as always,
I love that gym
Can't wait for more of Mexico
Cheers
hahaha yes, that gym was very unique 😅 More of Mexico in a couple of months. For now, we go back to the Italy travel series 🇮🇹 Thanks so much for watching Julio!!
Also I loooove this cost breakdown video thanks for sharing!
Thank YOU for watching! 🩵
Okay, I just discovered your videos bc I was looking for vids on Guanajuato (I used to live there years ago, incredible city), and I'm a new subscriber and big fan!!! Downloaded the GTO pdf, love it. Can't wait to check out the rest of your stuff! Ive looked at dozens of different travel you tube channels and I have to say, you guys are def in my top 2! Very good filming, narrative, information, both of you are sweet and kind, very professional but fun, and I'm sold! Thanks much, I'm off to watch more of your vids!!! ❤ Brenda
How cool you lived in Guanajuato! We genuinely loved it there so much 🙌 🙌 and thanks for putting us in our top 2! That's such a nice compliment. We have a couple more cost of living MX coming up, but we are prioritizing our Italy content for the next few months. We're a bit behind, but there will be one next weekend! Thanks, Brenda 🤗
Wow! So much more expensive than the last time I was in Mexico in 2017. We live in Oregon and almost all the items you priced we pay less for here...I'd say 75-80% of the prices you quoted.
It is all about the same pricing for food as here in Asheville, NC (a tourist city) . However, during leaf changing season, the AirBnB costs would be about four times as expensive.YMCA is about $79 / month. Hot yoga is $149 / month.
Your grocery prices are higher than in Westchester, NY, particularly your chicken. The rent is a steal though. Coffee house is less expensive. Sounds like you can eat out for the same price as buying groceries. And fast Mexican food cheaper than groceries for sure.
Guanajuato♥️! Besides being a very nice city, it seems very likable and affordable!
Thanks so much for this very interesting video! We’ll done guys😍👍🏼
We love Guanajuato so much!! ❤️ and thanks for watching!
I just left Merida and there are big grocery stores. However, at the open air mercado the meat, cheese, eggs and produce were so much better priced.
Have been living in Mexico for 4 years now close to Puerto Vallarta in a small village. The few factors that contributed to the undeniable cost of living increase: 1) exchange rate went from 1US$ = MN$25 in 2021 to MN$17 in 2024. So if you are spending dollars off the bat this is a 47% cost increase. 2) USA and Canadian tourism and migrants (my wife and I are two of them... lol) who now live in Mexico can afford the prices, so the prices settle at what the demand can afford. 3) and of course COVID hurt businesses, so now they are trying to recover from suffering of 2021-2022. 4) actual inflationary forces in the economy. Where we do our groceries, the prices are higher for the same product after converting to US$ compared to the prices at Fry's in Phoenix. But guess what: we cough it up for the convenience and quality. 😊
Great video B. T. W. - thank you and please keep them coming!
thanks so much for the detailed comment! yea - just the change in the exchange rate is enough to notice how things have changed since we visited in 2022. We'll have some more cost of living videos coming later in the summer :)
Awesome video! New subscriber. I've been to Guanajuato City twice. It's amazing!!
Hello 👋 Guanajuato is the best!
Supermarket prices are extremely high in Mexico considering local average wages. I found that most things cost around the same as they do in the UK (where the minimum wage is 7-8 times higher than it is in Mexico), and that some things cost more, e.g. yoghurt, wine, non-Mexican cheese and non-Mexican ham. I doubt that the Mexican working class can afford to shop in these places, and TBF I'm not sure how they manage to survive at all.
I think the same thing! The prices are like the same as in the U.S and cost more if imported but their wages are much less than in the U.S. You can’t go to the little stores because they don’t have everything 😳
Not everyone go to the supermarket for groceries, mercados and tianguis are very common as well as little convenience stores
Yea - what Luis said ^ also, street food is very common and affordable. the 'working class' often eat at the little food carts found all around the cities.
Stores Like Soriana are For Rich People Only. There are Other cheap Stores And Tianguis where Poor People Shop. Same When Buying Clothes and More Stuff.
@@mosesreza510 yep, much better off shopping for meat and produce at mom n pop shops.
Love this. Thank you for sharing so much. I'd love to visit Guanajuato.
Loved this video and that you share so much info. Thank you.
You are very welcome 😎
Great video guys! Thank you for sharing your experience in Guanajuato and thank you very much for all the detailed information in this video. Good luck and keep having fun while work!
Just two things for expats thinking about moving to Gto: It is extremely hilly in the residential parts of town and many people, especially retirees or people with disabilities, can't walk up those streets. Also, if you don't speak Spanish you may struggle because there isn't the large, English speaking community that exists in other cities in Mexico.
Yep, that's exactly right! I will say that the locals here are very kind & patient with foreigners practicing Spanish, so it is not a bad place to learn.
your content feels like im watching the travel channel...awesome editing
Wow what a compliment! Thank you 🙏🏼
Good informative video ❤ I hope we could go to Guanajuato soon 🤞🏼 you guys made me want to visit.
Thank you! It is an amazing city ❤️
Gracias from Texas 👍
De nada from Florida 😎
Guanajuato City is such a a unique city! May I ask, what do you guys do for work and what countries are you guys from? You guys have excellent camera and video editing skills!
Yea GTO is awesome! We do UA-cam for work 🙃 along with having a couple of blogs. I (Gordon) and from the US, Aimara from Venezuela... thanks for the comment!
@@waysoftheworld_ Oh wow! Cool! I saw in your Netherlands video, you speak Dutch! That’s great!
Nice informative video and so cool 🎉🎉🎉
thank you!! 🙌
Thanks guys for the info.. god bless you guys!!!
Very high-quality videos! 😊
thanks so much! 😎
Love ure video keep em coming.
Beautiful Guanajuato 😎
It's so interesting watching these videos. We live in the small village of Bahia Asuncion, BCS. Because we don't have many options with big stores, we don't spend a lot of money on groceries. Instead, we have to get creative with our meals. We learned how to make great beer and wood fired pizzas along with granola, bread, and sourdough tortillas. As a result, our food budget is really inexensive. Our biggest expense is our CFE bill which runs about $2000 pesos for two months. Between Starlink and four people streaming videos and working online, our electricity use is a lot. Fortunately we don't need or have airconditioning where we live. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks so much for watching! How cool that you guys have learned how to make all that stuff. One day I hope to have the time to do that, I love cooking!!
Great info! I was shocked to see the grocery prices were similar to California! 😢
Thanks! Are they really that similar? We are rarely in the US anymore so I lack perspective, but I still felt like our total spend was significantly less than when we shop back 'home' in Florida.
2:00 the way they have the hot sauce attached to the chips crack me up. I love it.
Esto es perfecto, más barato que mi casa en España. ¡Me encanta!
Miss this place every day ❤🩹
A lot of the food is made is by large corporate companies…lots of packaged stuff…I would shop at local panaderías, carnicerías, food and vegetable vendors.
Love how down to earth you guys are ❤new subscriber im sure your channel will start growing fast soon! Best wishes 😊
Thanks so much for the kind words 🩵
Love Guanajuato ❤❤. It’s so beautiful. Can’t wait to be back.
Thank you for the video. My wife and I are planning on becoming expats in the next couple of years, and we are looking at three different countries to start visiting. A question I thought of while watching this video was with the title "Living in Mexico", how do you stay there for a month at a time?
Another question I thought of was when you mentioned you have travel insurance. What does the $90 / month cover? And I don't know if you have looked into this, but have you seen income requirements for Mexico to become a resident? They seem much higher then the other countries we have looked into so far.
Hello! That sounds exciting - just curious, what other countries are you interested?? As US citizens/residents, we can stay in Mexico up to 180 days on a tourist visa. When entering the country, you just have to notify the immigration agent how long you intend to stay. You can see what's covered by general travel health insurance here: safetywing.com/nomad-insurance#coverage I also know that you can get private health insurance in Mexico as a temporary resident. Yes, I've seen MX income requirements for temporary and full-time residents. The requirements vary quite a bit depending on which Mexican consulate you visit (in the US). Also, you can enter with your savings/investments. That might be an easier threshold to meet for many people. You can apply for residency with either the income requirements OR your savings & investments requirements.
@@waysoftheworld_ Thank you for replying. We have looked into Panama and Costa Rica, as well as a couple of South American countries. None of them have the income / investment requirement that Mexico does.
As for the 180 day tourist visa, doesn't that depend on where you apply and / or enter the country? There are people saying you won't automatically get the 180 days, it could be much shorter than that, which affects how long you can rent.
My wife and I do not want to move / live somewhere where they know every penny you are bringing in, which is what the income / savings requirements of Mexico will do, give them all of your financial information. The other countries we have researched only require a minimum monthly income and being a certain age when retiring there. Don't want to be known as the "rich gringo" that just moved in.
@@marcd1981 Hey, it's Gordon - the 180 day tourist visa doesn't depend on where you apply, it's just that there's no guarantee you'll get 180 days. The border agent is the one that grants the length of your stay, and they write your exit date in the stamp on your passport. You have to tell them you plan on staying 180 days, and theoretically they should give it to you. But you are at the mercy of the agent. As for the income requirements, it is a bit high, but again, you can enter with your savings/investments. I would also guess that MX is far cheaper than Costa Rica. Cost of groceries, etc. is much higher in CR. I don't know anything about Panama... The people that will know your financial info are the people at the MX consulate in the US (I'm sure it's in some national database, butas far as I know, you don't have to necessarily check-in with MX authorities in the state/city where you plan to reside). I think you will be considered a 'rich gringo' based on your living standards, not really based on knowledge of the financial requirements for you to be there.
@@gletschert Hi Gordon, thanks for your reply. But you basically said what I did about getting 180 days in Mexico depending upon where you come across into Mexico. That's what I was saying, you are at the mercy of whichever agent you get, not a set rule that would apply at any check point.
As far as Costa Rica and Panama, I believe it is cheaper / easier overall moving to either of them over Mexico. They have a Pensionado Visa that only requires that you show about $1,500 a month in income, and the Visa also gets you many discounts on every day expenses, from cable / internet, food / restaurants, travel costs, etc.
Health insurance is also very affordable, full coverage for less than $200 / month for a couple.
So, all they have to know in either of these countries is that you have enough money coming in monthly to pay your bills, not how much you have in the bank overall.
What about the water used to make coffee at those shops ?
they use potable water - it's totally fine to drink
Hi. Great video. Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching! Happy Sunday Hyde :)
Great video! Any chance you can share a link for the airbnb?
thanks! the link is in the free travel guide you can download from the description. It has things to do, Google Map and more. But.... if you aren't interested - here's the airbnb: www.airbnb.com/rooms/600785721466867463?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=33350102-c71d-47ad-8663-19a4d87e32f6
How about the safety factor? Is it safe for foreigners?
We know this video is a little bit different, but we hope you enjoy it and that you find it useful! Here's the FREE guide + cost of living details in case you're interested: creative-producer-4467.ck.page/30d729c291 ✌🏼
Dollar or pesos mexicanos?🤔
Go home immigrant . They don’t want you there just like you don’t want them there
When I link to the Airbnb, and choose a one month stay, it comes out to a lot more than what you paid ($2139 CDN or approx. $1600 USD). Did you negotiate the rate down from what was posted? Thanks.
Hello - yea it seems like they did raise the prices. But it also seems that the host uses seasonal rates. So when I look at next year January it's quite similar to what we paid. Any chance you are looking at October? They have several huge festivals during that period and I'm sure they raise the prices for that month (and maybe November, too).
I give you a great recommendation so that no one abuses you and you spend your money better. If you came to Mexico, investigate how much it costs to rent a home in the area that you like, ask the people of that area, remember each area and each city and town changes the price, do not pay more because over time you will only harm yourself and others and that in Mexico is frowned upon if people are friendly and do not act like a local you will be rejected from that community.
Awesome, thanks so much
You're welcome! 😇
Do you have the link to the Airbnb you stayed at?
1 love your video very sincere..❤ perhaps, you can help us to find nice accommodation not to expensive and close to plaza de la paz . More walking for us🎉 thank's for vital information. Florida USA
Hi fellow Floridian - thanks for the comment 😉 Sure, I can help you look if you want to email me, it's hard to keep track of UA-cam comments. Gordon@waysoftheworldblog.com Airbnb vs Hotel and budget are helpful to know 😎
Im currently living in Brazil a small city called Alto Paraiso beautiful nature but the city’s infrastructure leaves plenty to desire. The cost of living here is high compared to most Mexico videos I’ve seen. A place to live like yours furnished and with cleaning and good Wi-Fi is around 850-900 usd per month.
What happened to your Rome video that you promised was gonna come out?
We didn't make videos in Rome... next weekend, we'll start sharing Puglia. We've had to slow down with editing because we're working on other projects right now :)
@@waysoftheworld_ looking forward to it! Thanks for the reply!
Thank you for watching 🩵
I'm from Brazil and I already decided I'll visit Mexico next year
that's a great idea! MX is a big, beautiful & diverse country just like Brazil 🙌
Not exactly related but do you know anyone who could help us find a small farm maybe 30 to 50 hectares with or without a house.
No, I'm sorry 🤷🏻♂️
Where do you want it, in wich state, I do that for a living.
QUE BUEN VIDEO!!!! Quiero tus ondas del cabello :)
Try Louisiana hotsauce from La Comer. It tastes likes the USA hotsauce. I order groceries online for home delivery. My apartment includes everything. My apartment has a YORK AC and heat combo.
Bohemia is easily the best beer brand in Mexico. If I’m on the beach, Bohemia Clara, if not, Bohemia oscura.
Bohemia Clara 🙌 an ice cold XX in a random little cantina also hits the spot 😎
Maybe I’ll try it
Thank you for another awesome video.
You're very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it 😎
Supermarket prices are not that cheap
The cost of living in Mexico varies a lot, depending on a lot of factors such as the territorial region, organized crime, neighborhoods and your income.
yep, totally valid. we were just sharing our experience.
Mexico's getting pricier, huh? Compared to the US, you'd think everywhere else is a bargain, but the prices in your video didn't seem all that low. Back in Brazil, my wife and I are spending just about half of what you guys are. Still, cool video!
Hi :) It's been kind of shocking to hear from so many people that these prices are so similar than the US. Crazy! This tells us 2 things: 1. We eat WAY TOO MUCH! 2. Publix in Boca Raton, FL is so freaking expensive! 🙈 PS: I want to go to where you are in Brazil hahaha after Guanajuato we went to Queretaro, which was even more expensive and I think you will be shocked with the prices in Mexico City which is where we are right now 💸 Anyways... maybe Brazil is next for us? 😂
How do you prevent getting diarrhea which I get every time I go to Mexico no matter the precaution I take.
haha I don't know how to help you there. we always eat in the streets/markets and never get sick. just look for places that are busy so you know the food is fresh, and if you're sensitive then maybe avoid things with fresh greens 🤷🏻♂️
Take probiotics, yogourt 1 week before and continuing there(probio capsules).
keep eating the food, eventually your body will adapt.
I feel like this isn’t much cheaper than my local Walmart here in Colorado… you guys must be shopping at a very up-scale supermarket in Mexico. When I was in Leon (not far from you) back in 2022, I went to a a supermarket and I remember prices being about half of what you guys showed. It wasn’t anywhere near as fancy as the market you guys showed though.
Soriana Store. Drug Dealers and Politicians Only
It was a Soriana Hypermarket - the only large supermarket in the historic part of Guanajuato. I'd say it's neither budget nor upscale for MX standards. We highlighted many international products which are more expensive, and the exchange rate now is different from when you visited in 2022. + inflation... so yes, things are more expensive.
What station did Panama in the military and a whole lot easier to get residency
Hey Guys..enjoyed your video..looking forward to watching more ..greetings from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks so much! We are making similar videos in the next few weeks. Hope all is well on the other side of the world 😎
@@waysoftheworld_ All good guys..thanks for your reply 🙂
Why people who makes 6 figures thinks this is cheap( this is in the middle of nowhere)Everywhere they go they raise the cost of living.
haahaa!...my spanish Lesson for today Is: Lavanderia/Laudry you need to remember Lavanda hhhm smell good, is Laudry.... Hahaa!🙃🙃😜
hahaha love this! This is a GREAT way to remember!! 👏
The prices listed are very similar to the US. Problem is you were shopping in a gringo oriented supermarket due to all the expats in the area.
hmmm, we shopped at the only major super market in the historic center and rarely saw any gringos inside. it was 99% local. i don't think the expat population in Guanajuato is big enough to have an enormous 'gringo' supermarket.
@@waysoftheworld_ Hmm, you need to shop where the locals shop. Those prices aren’t sustainable for folks that actually live and work there. BTW, surprised you haven’t seen them but Guanajuato is full of tourists and expats with more buying power.
Yeah I too was thinking that these are the same prices I’m paying in the US. Some things even seemed more expensive.
There are very few expats in all of Guanajuato City. All over Mexico when I go to a supermarket the majority of shoppers are still locals, even in areas that do have a substantial expat community.
Would love to pick your brain about Mexico and guanajuato in particular. We are searching the world for our forever home. Right now Belgrade serbia, and Tangier Morocco are in the lead. Next year we are doing south America and Mexico to explore possibilities. How can we get in touch?
Howdy - Guanajuato is a lovely and very local town. In terms of a forever home, I would research air quality in some of these central MX towns. You want to settle somewhere where can live a long health life 😉 gordon@waysoftheworldblog.com
We have been here for about 10 years
And the cost of living is now more than the United States. And the new government is very scary now things have changed.
So far with the groceries about the same. The peanut butter might be kinda high though. But rent might be low
You were living it up!that’s a rich budget
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Where are the decorations and art work in the apartment?
Those cost extra 😂
So the prices sound about the same as in the United States.
A lot of people said that. But in our experience with the US lately, we thought Mexico was a lot cheaper. We cannot afford to live in a US city right now. South Florida is certainly more expensive than this. But I guess it really all depends on where you live :)
😊Brand new studio apt. Including utilities, cable, internet close to downtown.
$200.00 monthly!
Nice!
We spend over 1,200 per month on groceries in Canada for 2 people!
nearest airport ?
Guanajuato International - sometimes called Leon international (I think). About 30 minutes from the historic center
Prices are almost the same as in the USA, houston texas, to be exactly. California is more expensive for sure
hi
how do i access the pdf with the common spanish phrases?, thanks!!
Hello - the link is in the video description. You have to submit your email, and it will get sent to you (check your spam folder if you don't receive it). Thanks 😉
Is USD the currency of Mexico now and not Pesos.Since when?
80% of people who watch this video are from US & Canada. Imagine needing to divide pesos by 18-20 to put all the amounts into a perspective that viewers can relate to.
Cuánto cuesta la renta de un departamento de dos recámaras?
We found it very expensive to live in Mexico now and the new government is very scary now be careful things are changing in mexico.most things are about the same or more than the United States.
Fantastic video.
Thanks so much!! Happy to hear you enjoyed it :)
That's pretty inexpensive living. Thanks for the information.
You're welcome ☺️
I wish they wouldn't say support the local business. Like people from other countries support our local businesses. So don't feel obligated.
That's what you got from the video? Cool ✌🏼
Awebo Bohemia is the best beer
Can you flush the toilet paper or do you have to put it in a waste basket?
It's a waste basket situation in most places. Maybe the 'new' part of the city is different.
What is the temperature?
High around 80 F and low around 45 F - when we were there in January (average). And dry...
The market prices seemed more expensive the United States how sad!!
Are the locals able to drink the water?
I guess some do, but big bottles of drinking water are sold in every mini market and they have regular delivery service through the neighborhoods selling the same giant bottles (garrafones). So I think they try not to if they can...
HolA guys go yo Morelia Michoacán os petty city too❤
Ok, if you live in México and work in México and you get paid in pesos, not in dollars is a different story. Let's say you make 3,000 pesos a week. You probably can't afford that lifestyle. Please make sure people understand that.
Lucky guy
Indid not find Mexico cheap you got whst you pay for. Hostels ok but roasting hot no air or aircon.. There s no wsy could cook in that heat... I was amazed most at how costly buses were...
I know that Airbnb!
haha did you recognize the forks that fall apart while eating?
El problema es que los gringos van subir mas esos precios, gente que sufrio la gentrificacion gentrificando, y una cosa mas por favor respeten y aprendan de la cultura y el idioma si van ir a vivir aqui en mexico no por tener dolares se crean la gran cosa.
Se llama oferta y demanda. Y no tiene nada que ver con los gringos. Es un fenómeno que se da en cualquier urbanidad con economía de mercado.
If you get tired of Mexican food? WHAT?
Imposible Bro!
Right now , it’s 20 pesos for a dollar USD soo itd be like $2 for a gordita
Calculated in Trinidad 🇹🇹 Tobago currency you’re still paying way less than what we have to pay for it here 😂
Need To shop LiKE a local mExIcan. Local market.
Where are you on the map
Central Mexico, a few hours north of Mexico City. Or an hour west of San Miguel de Allende.
Mexicans don't eat waffles, especially frozen, white meat chicken is last preference of Mexicans, The beer, again is not popular w Mexicans Modelo, Tecate or Indio, also Pacifico is cheap and easy. Almond or nut milk is not a thing for Mexicans. 42%of Mexicans live below the national poverty line.. so buying $7-11 dollar ice cream is not a thing, many of the items and the premise of the video is outside the scope of thinking for @50%of the country. Foreigners are putting extreme upward pressure on everything.. housing, food, costs of goods and services are all dramatically impacted when people don't earn money in local Mexican economy.. this is a very nice grocery store, of which there are many in Mexico, but what normal people can buy is very very limited.. HEB has meats and cheese that rival anything, have beautiful baked goods section and extensive frozen food selection.. Costco and Walmart are also throughout Mexico and have large selection and high prices by Mexico standards. If you want it you can get it in Mexico, for normal Mexicans many things are luxury and out of reach.
The target audience of cost of living videos isn't the local population. That's why we showed the products we did. And yes, there are plenty of fantastic grocery stores in Mexico.