It can be carried in an easy and light way bro! Why not let it float in the sea water using floats. By carrying it on shoulder, it can damage their lumbar disc in the long run. Do it in a better way bro!
I love people-watching too. All my life I have wanted to be like you and go everywhere but my health wouldn't let me so I love watching ppl like you. lol, a 62 yo vicarious watcher!
I worked in isla mujeres for a long time, never ever imagined the isla mujeres video of this guy would be about those amazing people, you just different bro, you understood a lot in a very young age, thank you for this amazing hitories.
These guys are so full of positivity and goodness in their hearts that they don't easily get tired what so ever, after a herculean day at work they still visit their neighbors and friends, drink and have a good time then return home to their wives and children with a happy smile on their face and no sign of weariness at all . . . I hope the government would realize how lucky it is to have such citizens in its country . . .If they are educated and provided some form of governmental aid, they have the potential to push the economy of their country to great heights.
i have aztec roots and im only 5'3, now i know why people always tell me im too strong for being short.... but i love lifting and challenges, thanks for the video,
Tim, The girl on her back from Boston and other girl from California. Reggaeton for ever baby!! Just so you know I am starting to like your Reggaeton music, and that is saying something for an old guy like me..
I like all your videos “The Tim” keep making them, and you always looking for food, talking to friends having the time of your life , Travel young is the best, The people are so wonderful , and can cook; Talking about ur “so got the gift to gab, to people and so happy food is fabulous looking food! and the price 💋 Loving it Ty’s for ur courage and time at these lovely Islands and were else you Everyone works very hard …..from, Gingo Girl
I appreciate the humbleness..100$ a month is brutal for that amount of work but hey different country different set of rules right..soy de los estados unidos gracias por este video aver cuando me saco un trip a la Isla
I used to travel to Isla Mujeres in the mid 90"s you should have taken the local bus up to the Noth end where a lot of the locals lived. I used to go with the fishermen to a protected bird sanctuary on an small island about 5 miles from Isla Mujeres that had about 8 shacks licensed by Mexican govt one for each captian. We would stay there a few days as long as the ice we had catching fish and lobsters. It was a racket though as it didn't matter how much they caught as the owners of the fishery and gas stations would rais or lower prices arbitrarily never alowing the fishermen to really get ahead. Nicest people ever as long as you are willing to chip in and do as the locals do.
So, respect for the hard working people but one reason you can play your console games is because there were so many improvements and inventions that made life easier in Europe. Renaissance and all that. For example, watching them carrying the wood I was wondering why they didn't transport it by water. And then they could do many logs at a time.
I went to this place once when I was 18 the people were super chill, food was great, and the shops were pretty nice. I enjoyed it but at one point I saw some guys who looked like military police and they were running down an alley. Who knows what they were doing lol
The Yucatán, especially Cancún and PDC has very heavy police presence to keep crime low and maintain the reputation for tourism. They’ll happily make you pay a bribe if caught slipping though.
Dude.. you are doing a great thing for your personal growth traveling and especially mixing up with so many people. But part of your personal growth is also discovering that when it comes to people there rarely is a "one size fits all" solution... What I mean to say is that some people were born to travel , other to do other things... Everybody has his or her own path to follow... If I can give you a little advice I would try to conjugate to your travel and meeting people as much language learning as you can. You definitely have a gift for languages and did a great job with Spanish... if I were you I would try to perfect my English, and maybe spend as much time as possibile in Asian Countries to learn Mandarin and Japanese, or Russian... I would do it for two reasons: 1) it s great insurance that when you get tired of traveling you can easily find an activity, a job that fascinates you. 2) being clearly a social animal speaking Chinese, Japanese and Russian will open the door for you to meet in a very direct and sincere way a huge part of humanity that is now only available to you "in translation"
How do you travel when you live paycheck to paycheck? Your boy giannis must have dropped a mill in your account or you come from a well off family my man. But here in Flint Michigan there's no such thing as traveling lol. I know you travel cheap and find the cheapest meals and hostels but when you live like most people from poverty you can't just pick up and get going and do that. All the best I love watching you live
I don’t come from a rich family, and my family and I live basically paycheck to paycheck but we have managed to travel a lot by saving up every bit we can
@@DocLogic123 I’m pretty sure you only need 1k to get monetary. And it’s about views. Subs are there to remind the viewers about a new video. You don’t need much to travel Mesoamérica if you know the how. A bus ride can be as low as $2. Of course not mostly but still.
What’s up with this guy not liking gringos their the ones giving Mexicans jobs . I have a cleaning business in Texas and I love my gringo clients always happy and pay good but other races never want to pay good I only work for gringos ❤
Yeah it’s weird considering he’s a gringo himself, the original word Greica even means Greek. The regular tourists tip a whole lot heavier than him too. Entertaining videos though I’m not hating.
He just thnnks he is special, because he travels alternatively and on a low-budget, when in reality most people in their 20s do that too. However, those who stay in **** hotels and take private transportation, eat at restaurants and etc are the ones who contribute to the local businesses the most. And I say it from personal experience as someone who travels like Tmmy, knowing how low on expenses I try to be, so I can visit more places. Nothing special in it, we just dont record it.
Its a common thing for a spoiled youngster like u probably. I had to imigrate in 3 different countries- learn 2 extra languages and work any job possible to save some money to do these trips. And im recording too! Which is a job. U are the basic one here my friend and your friend. Im way different
@@TimmyKarter Sorrry, but you are not different for recording (and the wide choice of travel vlogs available here are a proof). Anyway, I wasn't necessarily attacking you for you to go in defense mode, since I actually enjoy watching the videos. Also, me, "the spoiled youngster", is 32 and it wasn't until recently that I had also saved enough to afford a bit of low-budget traveling, as someone who is from Bulgaria. I know for a fact I don't contribute to the locals as much as as someone who likes to splurge on trips, which was my whole point.
Those guys are truly on another level .. hard workers.
Sorry how current is this
It can be carried in an easy and light way bro! Why not let it float in the sea water using floats. By carrying it on shoulder, it can damage their lumbar disc in the long run. Do it in a better way bro!
I loved the “the weather is amazing, we’re experiencing a tropical rain storm”
I love that region of Mexico the food and people are amazing. My wife’s family is from Merida Yucatán. We go two to three times a year.
5:14 100% true! The world is a book, those who don't travel, only ready a page- Thanks for sharing & cheers. 👊
I love people-watching too. All my life I have wanted to be like you and go everywhere but my health wouldn't let me so I love watching ppl like you. lol, a 62 yo vicarious watcher!
I worked in isla mujeres for a long time, never ever imagined the isla mujeres video of this guy would be about those amazing people, you just different bro, you understood a lot in a very young age, thank you for this amazing hitories.
These guys are so full of positivity and goodness in their hearts that they don't easily get tired what so ever, after a herculean day at work they still visit their neighbors and friends, drink and have a good time then return home to their wives and children with a happy smile on their face and no sign of weariness at all . . . I hope the government would realize how lucky it is to have such citizens in its country . . .If they are educated and provided some form of governmental aid, they have the potential to push the economy of their country to great heights.
Much respect to your friends! Yes you inspired your viewers.
Hello dear how are you how current is this please we on email
Tim love your videos man thank you for doing what you do!!
Love Isla so much going there at the end of March with my daughter
i have aztec roots and im only 5'3, now i know why people always tell me im too strong for being short.... but i love lifting and challenges, thanks for the video,
Tim, The girl on her back from Boston and other girl from California. Reggaeton for ever baby!! Just so you know I am starting to like your Reggaeton music, and that is saying something for an old guy like me..
That was beautiful wood. Maybe parote.
I travel 'safely' through you, Timmy. Thank you.
He has such a nice personality!
This video is 1 year old I just found it,,,I'M PROUD OF MY HARD WORKING PEOPLE 👍👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤝🙏💪💪💪
Great wisdom to adapt!
@15:50 the funniest moment hahahah caught me off guard :D :D
2:30 talk about making your point with out even trying. 😂
Good evening here in the Philippines
I like all your videos “The Tim” keep making them, and you always looking for food, talking to friends having the time of your life , Travel young is the best, The people are so wonderful , and can cook; Talking about ur “so got the gift to gab, to people and so happy food is fabulous looking food! and the price 💋 Loving it Ty’s for ur courage and time at these lovely Islands and were else you Everyone works very hard …..from, Gingo Girl
Saludos y éxitos
Respect 🙏 for those peoples and you too
Great video!!!
Dude you look and sound like scarface friend Antonio! Crazzy
Like Manolo in scarface
I appreciate the humbleness..100$ a month is brutal for that amount of work but hey different country different set of rules right..soy de los estados unidos gracias por este video aver cuando me saco un trip a la Isla
they actually said a week, but still not a lot
Strong backs, but I wonder why none of them thought to float the logs down the beach?
I used to travel to Isla Mujeres in the mid 90"s you should have taken the local bus up to the Noth end where a lot of the locals lived. I used to go with the fishermen to a protected bird sanctuary on an small island about 5 miles from Isla Mujeres that had about 8 shacks licensed by Mexican govt one for each captian. We would stay there a few days as long as the ice we had catching fish and lobsters. It was a racket though as it didn't matter how much they caught as the owners of the fishery and gas stations would rais or lower prices arbitrarily never alowing the fishermen to really get ahead. Nicest people ever as long as you are willing to chip in and do as the locals do.
Mia Madre ❤
Madre mia! 😎
they should build a little pontoon and float the timbr down the beach...be way easier
It only takes one of these guys to outwork 5 gringos out here in the United States and still go home and keep working trust I’ve seen them 😂
@@seanjohnson339 nope
It's need been showed, Many people complain about their jobs, While there're so many people working hard and being happy not complaining.
$25 per night is expensive?
Hahahahaa 😂
Come to California if you want expensive!!
Awesome video brother Timmy!! 👍
For a hostel $25 a bed. Shared everything
Are you sure
Everyone in the world is working hard..Mexicans are truly heroes..Never give up
Life is hard and not bad
Stay humble my friend 😉
Wonder they they don't make a trailer with wheels to pull the logs across the beach. Would make the job a lot easier!
You gotta start tipping some of these people bro
hopefully you rented a golf cart cuz they a must in Islas
That was inzane!
They should of just floated the log to it's destination.
So, respect for the hard working people but one reason you can play your console games is because there were so many improvements and inventions that made life easier in Europe. Renaissance and all that. For example, watching them carrying the wood I was wondering why they didn't transport it by water. And then they could do many logs at a time.
Great video
I went to this place once when I was 18 the people were super chill, food was great, and the shops were pretty nice. I enjoyed it but at one point I saw some guys who looked like military police and they were running down an alley. Who knows what they were doing lol
The Yucatán, especially Cancún and PDC has very heavy police presence to keep crime low and maintain the reputation for tourism. They’ll happily make you pay a bribe if caught slipping though.
You're right, there's no way to explain traveling experiences.
If you do not travel, you education is halfway accomplished.
"Period!
Damn!!
❤❤❤❤
semanal means a week in English, not month, he makes 100 dollars a week
Could also be weekly or a week
Nice dude doesn't translate well!
So Is 100$ dollars a week good for you?
@@jaimegarcia5435 in other countries like mexico yeah cuz its cheap but in us canada or europe etc. its not acceptable.
@@jaimegarcia5435 Minimum wage in Brazil it's 268 dollars. In Mexico it's 207 dollars.
Semanal means weekly.
In what state is this place?
Isla mujeres, Cancún, Quintana Roo, mexico
Bro it’s not about people, it’s about the truth.
πωπω τρομερό να σε βλέπω σε δρόμους που περπάτησα!
Dude.. you are doing a great thing for your personal growth traveling and especially mixing up with so many people.
But part of your personal growth is also discovering that when it comes to people there rarely is a "one size fits all" solution... What I mean to say is that some people were born to travel , other to do other things... Everybody has his or her own path to follow...
If I can give you a little advice I would try to conjugate to your travel and meeting people as much language learning as you can. You definitely have a gift for languages and did a great job with Spanish... if I were you I would try to perfect my English, and maybe spend as much time as possibile in Asian Countries to learn Mandarin and Japanese, or Russian...
I would do it for two reasons:
1) it s great insurance that when you get tired of traveling you can easily find an activity, a job that fascinates you.
2) being clearly a social animal speaking Chinese, Japanese and Russian will open the door for you to meet in a very direct and sincere way a huge part of humanity that is now only available to you "in translation"
I stayed in a Teepee at that Selina Hostel back in January
Funny a neon passed on that little island
Man why don't they float the logs closer to the work site
Why unload the wood that far away?
They need to float them down in the water.
I got tired only watching them carrying so much weight. Respect 👊
Why don’t they use a crane and a boat 🚤 and maybe they can do the rest a bit easier I feel bad for their back 😮
looks like fideo
Jesus Christ 2.000 pesos per week in dollars its like 120 dolars
Those guys need to get old atv / good rope... to pull those poles ..
Man the people who lifting the wood doing it wrong and they will have back pain in the future or they have that already
12k views and only 400 likes ??
i love you timmy no homo mucho respecto mucho amor from Holland Amsterdam
It does not matter what you earn.
It only matters that you have enough to make a decent living.
By the way, that's not 300 kg.
You don’t eat sopes as tacos. 😂
14:35 see you later 😎
Hehe don't believe everything man, its not 300 kilos 😃
Tomtin kartet Soy de Grecia Soy de Grecia jajaja jajaja
Adapt
How do you travel when you live paycheck to paycheck? Your boy giannis must have dropped a mill in your account or you come from a well off family my man. But here in Flint Michigan there's no such thing as traveling lol. I know you travel cheap and find the cheapest meals and hostels but when you live like most people from poverty you can't just pick up and get going and do that. All the best I love watching you live
I don’t come from a rich family, and my family and I live basically paycheck to paycheck but we have managed to travel a lot by saving up every bit we can
@@alessa7847 I'm talking about traveling 365 days a year like he does pretty much
@@DocLogic123 UA-cam. And probably other places
@@iseytheteethsnake6290 well he just started getting subs. I said this when he had 12.5k . That's not enough
@@DocLogic123 I’m pretty sure you only need 1k to get monetary. And it’s about views. Subs are there to remind the viewers about a new video. You don’t need much to travel Mesoamérica if you know the how. A bus ride can be as low as $2. Of course not mostly but still.
Injustice is painful.
Ohh Tim, can tell you never worked a day in your life😂. Stick to the women guy...you got to find you a rich one lmao.
~enjoy!
Good old Plastic food 😅
What’s up with this guy not liking gringos their the ones giving Mexicans jobs . I have a cleaning business in Texas and I love my gringo clients always happy and pay good but other races never want to pay good I only work for gringos ❤
Yeah it’s weird considering he’s a gringo himself, the original word Greica even means Greek. The regular tourists tip a whole lot heavier than him too. Entertaining videos though I’m not hating.
He just thnnks he is special, because he travels alternatively and on a low-budget, when in reality most people in their 20s do that too. However, those who stay in **** hotels and take private transportation, eat at restaurants and etc are the ones who contribute to the local businesses the most. And I say it from personal experience as someone who travels like Tmmy, knowing how low on expenses I try to be, so I can visit more places. Nothing special in it, we just dont record it.
Its a common thing for a spoiled youngster like u probably. I had to imigrate in 3 different countries- learn 2 extra languages and work any job possible to save some money to do these trips. And im recording too! Which is a job. U are the basic one here my friend and your friend. Im way different
@@TimmyKarter Sorrry, but you are not different for recording (and the wide choice of travel vlogs available here are a proof). Anyway, I wasn't necessarily attacking you for you to go in defense mode, since I actually enjoy watching the videos. Also, me, "the spoiled youngster", is 32 and it wasn't until recently that I had also saved enough to afford a bit of low-budget traveling, as someone who is from Bulgaria. I know for a fact I don't contribute to the locals as much as as someone who likes to splurge on trips, which was my whole point.
Don’t go there if you’re a tourist you will get harassed by street peddlers
Nomas estas en el sur de mexico , no conoces mexico ve amazatlan la paz etc
Oh Rosario Mazatlan...please..that city is average
hi, Jimmy Carter, tu habla like an old man. ventisinco. comidico y serio.
Great video