So exciting!!! We are the couple that were FB messaging asking about your diesel and we’re getting the permanent residency!! I hope we see you on the road! 😊😊😊
My wife and I have lived in San Miguel de Allende for 11 years after 35 years in Honolulu . I like SMA better.. Good job showing some of it's features. Aloha and adios, kip
Fantastic video guys...as per usual. Your filming techniques are really really good. I know I've said this before but y'all continue to impress. Thanks for showing us such great parts of Mexico. I never thought I would want to go because of the bad press and violence/safety conserns but you guys have showed a much different picture for sure. I keep trying to talk my wife into leaving her work and hitting the road, no luck yet 😫 be safe, looking forward to the next one. Hey Dennis, pretty sure I caught you holding it back at the end there, thanks for sharing guys.
Thank you so much Bill! We're glad you enjoyed our Mexico travels so far and our experiences could change your perspective of the country. Keep trying to convince her, you never know, one day she may just say yes! You're right Dennis was holding back at the end -- it was an emotional day. - Liz
Welcome back to the USA! 🇺🇸. Thank you for sharing your Mexico 🇲🇽 journey with us! It was truly amazing. We look forward to watching how your resident visa and trip back to Mexico progresses.
Wishing you a safe and happy reunion with your families. Time to reflect and prepare for the next part of your adventures. Stay safe, keep smiling and success with the Mexican application. 🌷🎥👍❤️
I have thoroughly enjoyed Mexico through your eyes. I have been several times on cruises and for my nephew's destination wedding, but none of it compared to your excursion through it by RV. I am salivating at the potential thought of doing the same one day. I have always said to get to know a place is to get to know the people and their culture and what better way than to "taste and see". Look forward to my own adventures and more through your eyes. Thank you.
Welcome! I have really enjoyed your Mexican adventures. It has so many beautiful places and some delicious food. Can't wait to see part two of the Mexican adventures.
Thanks for sharing Mexico through your eyes. You still need to experience lots of places in the Pacific, the Riviera Maya, Baja California, Chiapas, Merida, et al (among other places). Don't forget the "Cost of living, safety, health care options and cat content" video, your audience is going to be grateful. Buen viaje amigos and come back soon!
We tried that back in July and we're denied because of how we pay ourselves. We're fine with that for now and have ways in the future we can work around it. Just happy to be able to come back right now - Liz
Great series, thank you. Good job on vehicle return, it is a bit scary and complicated. Try and target a permanent visa. My experience was they make you get several temporary visas before you can apply for a permanent. You need an address so maybe your friend from quarantine can allow you to use her address. Once you get a permanent, forget ever stopping again or having problems with inspections. Pay once and you are done with renewals. Otherwise you are shelling out several hundred bucks every so often. Stay safe in crazy U.S. with the virus. Good luck.
Yes, if you continue to renew your temporary visa after a year it gives you another three, at the end of the four years total you become a permanent resident. It's an eventual goal but have to take the process one step at a time!
@@EatSeeRV Yes, what I did. But you have to apply for permanent, not automatic. Having the address was the big hurdle. But I used a RV park address for the first 4 years temporary. You have to submit a letter in Spanish why you want to be a permanent resident. Interview an immigration officer in Spanish. Not as hard as it sounds. It was $300-400 if I remember. When accepted, card is ready in a week. You need pictures of a tiny size.
Love how you started the video at the border and then did a flashback.....really enjoyed watching the highlights of the Mexico adventure.....it felt like when they play "One Shining Moment" after the NCAA Basketball Championship game every year (you can youtube it if you don't know what I mean). Its obvious you guys both really love the country and the people there. Also...I thought this was the best mountain and terrain footage from the RV of all the Mexican VLOGs. Please keep giving us more of this.......it really makes us feel like we are with you there on the journey. I think a lot of RVers would be very interested in what repairs (with good detail) the RV needs after traveling for 5 months in Mexico. It would be a highly watched VLOG. The 18:06 shot of Dennis getting reading to guzzle the cinnamon croissant will be talked about for generations to come. However, it should be noted that his intensity and ferocity as he prepares for the chomp may scare children. With his hyper sophisticated palate....he could make a ton of money being a judge on baking and cooking TV shows. Every TV judge needs a good nickname.....I am putting a trademark on "Dennis the Devourer" immediately.
That would be awesome.....however, I doubt you guys are looking to check St. Louis off of your bucket list anytime soon....if you ever make it this way my family and I will take you guys out to one of our favorite eclectic eatery's....the menu changes everyday because the chef (this guy is a savant) procures all his food from local farmers....here is a link to the menu......www.jdevoti.com/menus-1.html I feel 100% confident it will earn the EAT SEE RV seal of approval! Its an open invitation with no expiration date.
Hope Mexico's border with the USA still open to Americans because Canada, Europe, and many countries around the world closed their borders to Americans You looked so happy there in spite of the few problems you had during your trip We all go through problems here and there but you get fun,, enjoyment, etc. most of the time. We all go through problems during trips like i did in my travels all over North America (Canada USA Mexico) My wish is that you both return to my country Stay safe
Welcome back to the US of A. Another great video hope all goes you’re way. We are one day out from home. 1st of August we’ll be heading for Oregon. May God shine his face upon you both my friends. Dan - Oklahoma’s Tumbleweeds.
Temporary residency in Mexico. Probably kind of exciting and scary at the same time. Good thing you had that 3 months of quarantine on the beach and learning Spanish with Thelma. Safe journeys.
It helps for sure. But we found most places are so friendly and even with language barrier people go out of there way to help and try to understand. The process is a bit intimidating but that's why we seeked help. Haha she's helping alot
Next time, try the Baja California route you would like. Upon arrival in La Paz visit Balantra beach. and from there they cross the sea of cortez by ferry to continue their route to Mazatlan, Vallarta, Sayulita. Blessings, and good luck with your Mexican Residence.
Very excited for you guys to get your residency even if it is temporary. We will have to fly down and visit you guys while you're back there. It is so important to do the things in life that make you happy, and if this makes you happy then that's all that matters. I love that you guys were able to make genuine friends while there. I have no doubt that you will make many more. Funny thing about that restaurant.... 2nd time was not the charm 🤣🤣😂😂 I wound up loving so many more places more, but just didn't realize until we returned there. I think I was just struck initially with the service and prices. Little did I know lol. ~Stacy~
Hahahaha that is so funny to hear it wasn't your favorite second time around. 😂 We would love for y'all to fly in and visit. That would be a fun new adventure! Thanks for the kind words
Omg!!! I am soooo excited you have decided to return and pursue your temporary residency. Hook up with Two Expats Mexico, blog, website etc. They have a ton of info that may be helpful to you. 😍😎😂 I"m so So very happy for you guys!!!!!!!
Interesting video. Just a comment about the pronunciation of banjercito, that word is not a diminutive like most ending in -cito but a mix of bank and army (banco/ejército), the emphasis goes in the syllable 'jer' (banJERcito). It is mostly used by the families of the army forces to regular stuff like payment or mortgage, but also to pay some federal stuff like in this case some permits. Saludos.
I hope you only have a short stay in the USA. If I was younger I would be moving to Mexico. But I will have to do it through y'all eye's. Love and Hugs from Sapulpa Oklahoma
Is it trues Thomas and Stacy were asked to leave the trip early because they got upset over someone smoking a blunt? Did Thomas really try to make a citizens arrest?
Glad that you made it back to USA ,, anytime i'm going to vacation in my lugar favorito P, Vallarta it feels sad when I come back but this year is not going to be possible , anyway happy for you guys that you have that experience in the books , keep us posting
Very much enjoyed the Mexico Monday series! Hope you make it back soon. 🤞🏻 Is Sonia the same helper that Trent and Allie / Nomadic Movement used with their motorcycles? It has been a long time but I vaguely remember her name being Sonia and it happening early in their trip.
Ohhh good question. I totally vaguely remember that too. Idk if it was Sonia or not I want to go rewatch now. We loved their don't stop Belize and welcome to the jungle series
You started the Mexican trip with "I'm Not Lost I'm RVing". When they returned they encountered a stressful situation just South of the US border with nonmilitary/nonpolice individuals with machine guns. As you're considering a longer visa I'm sure you did not encounter this sort of situation. Do you have suggestions on how to avoid such situations? Also a video on all the Mexican entry/exit/Internet SIM/fuel/camping/food/medical expenses along with references where viewers can check current pricing for their family/rigs would be very useful. I recall someone in your group mentioned it was quite expensive to tow vehicles and I'm guessing the same would apply to my truck pulling a dual axle RV. I look forward to seeing more of your Mexico content :-)
Yes! And their experience can happen the Mexican government has been cra king down on it. After they left they out a special task force near the borders to help combat cartel activity. Sticking to the toll roads help they ended up on the wrong road on accident. We shared all of these experiences in our videos throughout. And maybe when we return we can do like a crash course. Cost will vary based on your rig and set up. tolls we're actually cheaper than I would have thought returning from campeche all the way to the USA in 2 weeks at around $130 without a tow vehicle. I'd say add $50-$60 more for a tow vehicle.
Thanks for the great video. Looking forward to your next videos when you go back! My girlfriend is from mexico and she likes the videos also. Hola amigos! Mi novio y yo les deseamos un buen viaje a Texas y por favor vuelvan pronto a no querido México.
Welcome back! My wife and I have followed you and your amigos (including I'm not lost) since the beginning of your Mexico trip. In fact, we purchased our own class c on a sprinter chassis recently and have considered travelling to Mexico. However, I have heard horror stories about the gangs and drug cartels from my Mexican students, but I have not seen any of that come up in your videos. Did you not see any of those types of problems in Mexico? What is your take on all of that? Thx.
@J G that is true. You do have a higher chance of randomly being killed in the US than Mexico. I think for us the biggest issue was the language barrier and just not allowing ourselves to not have that anxiety because so many people filled our heads beforehand with fear. We loved Mexico and would return. For us we would prefer to fly there and not necessarily RV therez but everyone has their own experience and preferences. ~Stacy~
Totally agree with J G on this one. I'm not lost shared something about this on their way back but if we didn't think it was safe we wouldn't be returning. So glad you enjoyed the series!
I really enjoyed you Mexican RV, sound great the you’re gonna became Mexican residents, if you go back to Mexico, enjoy the golf states, San Luis and Veracruz, go to Córdoba, Coatepec and get to know the capital of coffee and drive south of Veracruz to Lago de Catemaco and Nanciyaga where you gonna find last part of tropical forest in North America, it’s so beautiful, you will be amazed, there’s lots of water falls and the biggest water fall in Mexico, hope you have a chance to visit, good luck and be safe.
I would think so... so many choices, so many isles, so much fluorescence lighting, always makes me overwhelmed going into any store in America whenever I go back.
Did you think about getting a temporary residence before you took your RV into Mexico? Or, was it a decision you made only after experiencing Mexico? What were the reasons that finally made you decide on a temporary residence?
We plan to share this in a future video. It's tough to say during our first trip because we didn't really have a "normal month" with COVID lockdowns. We have a much more realistic picture now. - Liz
With all snow in the winter canada!!! Are you crazy!!! Didn't you hear what they said People in Mexico is extremely friendly, and helpful The most friendly people in the world You don't get that in Canada especially right now Canadians aren't to happy with Americans and Trump
@@EatSeeRV Hope you make it to Mexico if their borders still open to Americans because Canada, Europe, and many countries in the world closed their borders to Americans Wish the best guys I want to see you back in the Aztec nation Be safe
Dear Dennis, ( If I may call you that,) You are young, smart, amazing, have amazing friend, great luck and YOU HAVE A HOT WIFE! What can go wrong? Party on dude! God bless you both and your friends. Thank you all for a great diversion during a very difficult time in our world. The blessing of happiness, health and WEALTH to you all.
Don't assume every incident is related to color of skin. The complete story is rarely told and I had incidents of discipline just like everyone else who needs them. Sharing that incident contributes to the false narrative of systemic racism.
Did you listen to the entire podcast? Seems like that's unlikely considering your commenting so quickly on this and just assuming that one experience (which also was not his only experience) is not valid or because of his skin color. Your not him, you don't know his life not is it your job to deny his experiences. This discussion and the current problems were experience is from people not listening and trying to justify or deny others experiences because they can't imagine it being true. Sadly this is a reality for many. Are there instances where that may not be true, sure but don't deny it just because it's hard to believe.
I was looking through all of your comments to see if anybody had made mention of the podcast at all. It turned out to be the last comment and I am so proud of your response! I was so excited to see that you were addressing the social injustices in the United States on your vlog and appreciate you sharing the podcast with us. Just one comment, and not trying to be negative but hopefully enlighten...when you say there are issues...they are not only in the black community. We just have to remember that they are all over the US. The problems and issues that we have are throughout our society and not caused by black, indigenous, or people of color. Thank you thank you thank you! Keep it up y'all. And I wish you luck on your travels back to Mexico.
You guys are the description of a true American always humble thank you for loving mexico 🇲🇽
Glad you feel that way. We are very grateful to have gotten to see such an intimate side of Mexico.
I definitely need more Mexico content!
There's a fun clip over on Patreon! www.patreon.com/eatseerv If not, you'll have to wait till we return. haha!
God bless you and i love that you like our country MEXICO.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful country with us tourists!
Finally the video ive been waiting for my entire life. Thanks UA-cam, now I can die in piece.
👍🇲🇽
Glad you're moving to mexico. I wish more like you would.
Good luck and enjoy.
Thank you Mark. Hoping that's a positive comment, I think so but sometimes it's just hard to tell over the internet
@@EatSeeRV lol yeah i was reading that comment like "I wish more like you would" that could be taken a few ways.
Mexico is so beautiful, thank you for sharing all the beautiful area's.
Love the interior of your RV. The coral color kitchen cabinets. The upholstery fabric. The bamboo shades.
😍 Thank you so much!
It was a bold move but we love it too! - Dennis ✌️
So exciting!!! We are the couple that were FB messaging asking about your diesel and we’re getting the permanent residency!! I hope we see you on the road! 😊😊😊
Hope so too!
Thanks for all the tips and advice on traveling in Mexico. Glad you had a wonderful time. Looking forward to RVing there myself. Stay well.
Awesome! Hope it goes well 😁
You had such an amazing time in Mexico I know you would love to go back✅👏🏻👍🏻
It really was!!
Your content is great! I'm binging now on everything.... Thank you.
Thank you for binging! Glad you found us 😊
My wife and I have lived in San Miguel de Allende for 11 years after 35 years in Honolulu . I like SMA better.. Good job showing some of it's features. Aloha and adios, kip
Glad you enjoyed the video! It's a beautiful city and country
Fantastic video guys...as per usual. Your filming techniques are really really good. I know I've said this before but y'all continue to impress. Thanks for showing us such great parts of Mexico. I never thought I would want to go because of the bad press and violence/safety conserns but you guys have showed a much different picture for sure. I keep trying to talk my wife into leaving her work and hitting the road, no luck yet 😫 be safe, looking forward to the next one. Hey Dennis, pretty sure I caught you holding it back at the end there, thanks for sharing guys.
Thank you so much Bill! We're glad you enjoyed our Mexico travels so far and our experiences could change your perspective of the country. Keep trying to convince her, you never know, one day she may just say yes! You're right Dennis was holding back at the end -- it was an emotional day. - Liz
Nice video, came back to Mexico soon , we are going to waiting for you guys, be safe
Thank you! We will
Welcome back to the USA! 🇺🇸. Thank you for sharing your Mexico 🇲🇽 journey with us! It was truly amazing. We look forward to watching how your resident visa and trip back to Mexico progresses.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed the journey and looking forward to sharing the process with you 😊♥️
Aww sad its over. But I'll be waiting....anxiously, for your next adventure ;) welcome back!
Thank you ☺️ adventures are bound to come
Wishing you a safe and happy reunion with your families. Time to reflect and prepare for the next part of your adventures. Stay safe, keep smiling and success with the Mexican application. 🌷🎥👍❤️
Thank you so much for the well wishes :)
I have thoroughly enjoyed Mexico through your eyes. I have been several times on cruises and for my nephew's destination wedding, but none of it compared to your excursion through it by RV. I am salivating at the potential thought of doing the same one day. I have always said to get to know a place is to get to know the people and their culture and what better way than to "taste and see". Look forward to my own adventures and more through your eyes. Thank you.
Yay for your own adventure and being able to get you excited and eager to explore on your own. Thanks so much for watching
Welcome! I have really enjoyed your Mexican adventures. It has so many beautiful places and some delicious food. Can't wait to see part two of the Mexican adventures.
Thank you for watching and joining us on this adventure. Can't wait to share round two with you!
I have said it before, but I’ll say it one more time. I have NEVER wanted to see Mexico until I experienced YOUR version of the country.
We're glad we could change your perspective to a positive one!
Thanks for sharing Mexico through your eyes. You still need to experience lots of places in the Pacific, the Riviera Maya, Baja California, Chiapas, Merida, et al (among other places). Don't forget the "Cost of living, safety, health care options and cat content" video, your audience is going to be grateful. Buen viaje amigos and come back soon!
thank you very much! Glad you through cat content into there too haha we love our kitties too. We look forward to exploring more!
Awesome trip!! Thanks for taking me along. That was a fun visit from Thelma... I will miss her.
Haha yes it was a fun visit for us too 😊 glad you enjoyed
Getting your residency card is the way to go. It's easier now, and although some costs, once you are permanent resident you are good to go.
We tried that back in July and we're denied because of how we pay ourselves. We're fine with that for now and have ways in the future we can work around it. Just happy to be able to come back right now - Liz
Great series, thank you. Good job on vehicle return, it is a bit scary and complicated. Try and target a permanent visa. My experience was they make you get several temporary visas before you can apply for a permanent. You need an address so maybe your friend from quarantine can allow you to use her address. Once you get a permanent, forget ever stopping again or having problems with inspections. Pay once and you are done with renewals. Otherwise you are shelling out several hundred bucks every so often. Stay safe in crazy U.S. with the virus. Good luck.
Yes, if you continue to renew your temporary visa after a year it gives you another three, at the end of the four years total you become a permanent resident. It's an eventual goal but have to take the process one step at a time!
@@EatSeeRV Yes, what I did. But you have to apply for permanent, not automatic. Having the address was the big hurdle. But I used a RV park address for the first 4 years temporary. You have to submit a letter in Spanish why you want to be a permanent resident. Interview an immigration officer in Spanish. Not as hard as it sounds. It was $300-400 if I remember. When accepted, card is ready in a week. You need pictures of a tiny size.
Love how you started the video at the border and then did a flashback.....really enjoyed watching the highlights of the Mexico adventure.....it felt like when they play "One Shining Moment" after the NCAA Basketball Championship game every year (you can youtube it if you don't know what I mean).
Its obvious you guys both really love the country and the people there.
Also...I thought this was the best mountain and terrain footage from the RV of all the Mexican VLOGs. Please keep giving us more of this.......it really makes us feel like we are with you there on the journey.
I think a lot of RVers would be very interested in what repairs (with good detail) the RV needs after traveling for 5 months in Mexico. It would be a highly watched VLOG.
The 18:06 shot of Dennis getting reading to guzzle the cinnamon croissant will be talked about for generations to come. However, it should be noted that his intensity and ferocity as he prepares for the chomp may scare children.
With his hyper sophisticated palate....he could make a ton of money being a judge on baking and cooking TV shows. Every TV judge needs a good nickname.....I am putting a trademark on "Dennis the Devourer" immediately.
Hahaha we have to meet you. Your comments are always the best !! 😂
That would be awesome.....however, I doubt you guys are looking to check St. Louis off of your bucket list anytime soon....if you ever make it this way my family and I will take you guys out to one of our favorite eclectic eatery's....the menu changes everyday because the chef (this guy is a savant) procures all his food from local farmers....here is a link to the menu......www.jdevoti.com/menus-1.html
I feel 100% confident it will earn the EAT SEE RV seal of approval!
Its an open invitation with no expiration date.
Great job, very enjoyable. Welcome back home!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching ☺️🇺🇲
Love watching ur Travels, Thanks again
Glad you like them!
Thank you for sharing such beautiful and emotional moments. Welcome back to the USA and keep safe; and do wear masks PLEASE!
Oh trust us we are wearing masks! Thank you for the warm welcome back!
Than you for love R country, you R welcome any time.
Muchas gracias Moises Franco! - Dennis ✌️
Thank you.
Liz’s t-shirt is life!!! I love it.
Thank you! I got it in Guanjuato
We are so excited to see where you guys take this adventure next!! Get a place on the water for S/V Bad Decisions 😄😏😉🍻🤘
Thank you! We'll chat soon to talk details and catch up
Hope Mexico's border with the USA still open to Americans because Canada, Europe, and many countries around the world closed their borders to Americans You looked so happy there in spite of the few problems you had during your trip We all go through problems here and there but you get fun,, enjoyment, etc. most of the time. We all go through problems during trips like i did in my travels all over North America (Canada USA Mexico) My wish is that you both return to my country Stay safe
Thank you for the well wishes. If you are a resident you cannot be denied re-entry.
Glad u will be going back to Mexico, I really enjoyed it😀
Us too! I'm glad you enjoyed it so much.
Welcome back to the US of A. Another great video hope all goes you’re way. We are one day out from home. 1st of August we’ll be heading for Oregon. May God shine his face upon you both my friends. Dan - Oklahoma’s Tumbleweeds.
Thank you! Congrats on the big departure! Cherish the first night. You'll never have it again! Wishing you safe travels ❤️
"It's a different place"
It's so different and in such a good way. I took hope more amazing things are to come from our experience now
Welcome back !
Thank you!
Temporary residency in Mexico. Probably kind of exciting and scary at the same time. Good thing you had that 3 months of quarantine on the beach and learning Spanish with Thelma. Safe journeys.
It helps for sure. But we found most places are so friendly and even with language barrier people go out of there way to help and try to understand. The process is a bit intimidating but that's why we seeked help. Haha she's helping alot
Next time, try the Baja California route you would like. Upon arrival in La Paz visit Balantra beach. and from there they cross the sea of cortez by ferry to continue their route to Mazatlan, Vallarta, Sayulita. Blessings, and good luck with your Mexican Residence.
Thank you! We plan to take the ferry but going the opposite way
Very excited for you guys to get your residency even if it is temporary. We will have to fly down and visit you guys while you're back there. It is so important to do the things in life that make you happy, and if this makes you happy then that's all that matters. I love that you guys were able to make genuine friends while there. I have no doubt that you will make many more.
Funny thing about that restaurant.... 2nd time was not the charm 🤣🤣😂😂 I wound up loving so many more places more, but just didn't realize until we returned there. I think I was just struck initially with the service and prices. Little did I know lol.
~Stacy~
Hahahaha that is so funny to hear it wasn't your favorite second time around. 😂 We would love for y'all to fly in and visit. That would be a fun new adventure! Thanks for the kind words
Omg!!! I am soooo excited you have decided to return and pursue your temporary residency. Hook up with Two Expats Mexico, blog, website etc. They have a ton of info that may be helpful to you. 😍😎😂 I"m so So very happy for you guys!!!!!!!
Thank you Jeri! We'll check it out. We're very excited as well!
Y’all inspire me.
Thank you ☺️
Feliz retorno, regresen pronto a México.
Gracias! Esperamos que
Congratulations! Interesting that Mexico makes you prove your income to become residents. Good luck, and thanks for sharing
Yes definitely an interesting process to learn about !
Welcome back to the U.S.A. and the great state of Texas. We are currently also landed in Texas.
Very nice! Stay cool out there :)
It’s hot everywhere, it has been in the 90’s to 100 in Oklahoma since the end of May.
Wow! Since may that's rough!
Interesting video. Just a comment about the pronunciation of banjercito, that word is not a diminutive like most ending in -cito but a mix of bank and army (banco/ejército), the emphasis goes in the syllable 'jer' (banJERcito). It is mostly used by the families of the army forces to regular stuff like payment or mortgage, but also to pay some federal stuff like in this case some permits. Saludos.
Thanks for the tip and explanation of the word. Would have never known that
I hope you only have a short stay in the USA. If I was younger I would be moving to Mexico. But I will have to do it through y'all eye's. Love and Hugs from Sapulpa Oklahoma
Glad we can take you with us. Stay safe!
Never too old,. Check this out.✌️
ua-cam.com/video/GNidmM1o69o/v-deo.html
Is it trues Thomas and Stacy were asked to leave the trip early because they got upset over someone smoking a blunt? Did Thomas really try to make a citizens arrest?
What are you talking about? No
Glad that you made it back to USA ,, anytime i'm going to vacation in my lugar favorito P, Vallarta it feels sad when I come back but this year is not going to be possible , anyway happy for you guys that you have that experience in the books , keep us posting
Sorry to hear the trip won't be possible. Thank you for following along. ☺️ Hoping you can get back there soon
@@EatSeeRV If possible next year
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Very much enjoyed the Mexico Monday series! Hope you make it back soon. 🤞🏻 Is Sonia the same helper that Trent and Allie / Nomadic Movement used with their motorcycles? It has been a long time but I vaguely remember her name being Sonia and it happening early in their trip.
Ohhh good question. I totally vaguely remember that too. Idk if it was Sonia or not I want to go rewatch now. We loved their don't stop Belize and welcome to the jungle series
Nice my wife and planning to switch from travel trailer to a class C... and roll down to Mexico 🇲🇽.... thanks for all this tips!!!!
Wohoooo! Sounds like quite the adventure
Eat See RV yes We r from Tampa
You started the Mexican trip with "I'm Not Lost I'm RVing". When they returned they encountered a stressful situation just South of the US border with nonmilitary/nonpolice individuals with machine guns. As you're considering a longer visa I'm sure you did not encounter this sort of situation. Do you have suggestions on how to avoid such situations? Also a video on all the Mexican entry/exit/Internet SIM/fuel/camping/food/medical expenses along with references where viewers can check current pricing for their family/rigs would be very useful. I recall someone in your group mentioned it was quite expensive to tow vehicles and I'm guessing the same would apply to my truck pulling a dual axle RV. I look forward to seeing more of your Mexico content :-)
Yes! And their experience can happen the Mexican government has been cra king down on it. After they left they out a special task force near the borders to help combat cartel activity. Sticking to the toll roads help they ended up on the wrong road on accident. We shared all of these experiences in our videos throughout. And maybe when we return we can do like a crash course. Cost will vary based on your rig and set up. tolls we're actually cheaper than I would have thought returning from campeche all the way to the USA in 2 weeks at around $130 without a tow vehicle. I'd say add $50-$60 more for a tow vehicle.
Instant coffee is even better
Oh yah, we haven't tried that?
Thanks for the great video. Looking forward to your next videos when you go back! My girlfriend is from mexico and she likes the videos also.
Hola amigos! Mi novio y yo les deseamos un buen viaje a Texas y por favor vuelvan pronto a no querido México.
Que bien y gracias :)
Welcome back! My wife and I have followed you and your amigos (including I'm not lost) since the beginning of your Mexico trip. In fact, we purchased our own class c on a sprinter chassis recently and have considered travelling to Mexico. However, I have heard horror stories about the gangs and drug cartels from my Mexican students, but I have not seen any of that come up in your videos. Did you not see any of those types of problems in Mexico? What is your take on all of that? Thx.
@J G that is true. You do have a higher chance of randomly being killed in the US than Mexico. I think for us the biggest issue was the language barrier and just not allowing ourselves to not have that anxiety because so many people filled our heads beforehand with fear. We loved Mexico and would return. For us we would prefer to fly there and not necessarily RV therez but everyone has their own experience and preferences.
~Stacy~
Totally agree with J G on this one. I'm not lost shared something about this on their way back but if we didn't think it was safe we wouldn't be returning. So glad you enjoyed the series!
What’s the channel of your friends in this vid? Welcome back to the US!
The Newstate Nomads! There's a subscription button for them at the end of the video as well
Cool 5 month tour....I don't blame you....I'd turn around and go back to...
Haha we're hoping for more unique experiences. We're very thankful
We noticed you starting your journey caravaning with I'm not lost I'm Rving. However I didnt see them in your videos. Did you all go separate ways
They left after Teotihuacan. They were in a few shots in this video but they only stayed with us 1 month out of 5. They returned back to the USA
I really enjoyed you Mexican RV, sound great the you’re gonna became Mexican residents, if you go back to Mexico, enjoy the golf states, San Luis and Veracruz, go to Córdoba, Coatepec and get to know the capital of coffee and drive south of Veracruz to Lago de Catemaco and Nanciyaga where you gonna find last part of tropical forest in North America, it’s so beautiful, you will be amazed, there’s lots of water falls and the biggest water fall in Mexico, hope you have a chance to visit, good luck and be safe.
Thank you for sharing these places. We had several as destinations but Covid kind of screwed up our plans. We look forward to returning!
The grocery stores will be overwhelming
In the USA?
I would think so... so many choices, so many isles, so much fluorescence lighting, always makes me overwhelmed going into any store in America whenever I go back.
Did you think about getting a temporary residence before you took your RV into Mexico? Or, was it a decision you made only after experiencing Mexico? What were the reasons that finally made you decide on a temporary residence?
This was a decision we made after visiting. We had never been before and didn't realize how much we'd love it!
@@EatSeeRV Yes, its amazing.
What would you say monthly expense would be on avg.
We plan to share this in a future video. It's tough to say during our first trip because we didn't really have a "normal month" with COVID lockdowns. We have a much more realistic picture now. - Liz
Was there anything special you had to do to bring your cat back?
Nope. They are up to date on all their shots prior to leaving and made sure we had paperwork to prove it. But no one asked for anything
You sure you wanna be back in America? I’d stay in Mexico or better yet Canada. Lol. Cheers!!!
Hahaha! We'd love a Canadian summer right about now. It's so hot here! But borders are still closed.
With all snow in the winter canada!!! Are you crazy!!! Didn't you hear what they said People in Mexico is extremely friendly, and helpful The most friendly people in the world You don't get that in Canada especially right now Canadians aren't to happy with Americans and Trump
@@EatSeeRV Hope you make it to Mexico if their borders still open to Americans because Canada, Europe, and many countries in the world closed their borders to Americans Wish the best guys I want to see you back in the Aztec nation Be safe
Theirs this saying that you can leave mexico but mexico will never leave you..........
SO true!
Dear Dennis, ( If I may call you that,) You are young, smart, amazing, have amazing friend, great luck and YOU HAVE A HOT WIFE! What can go wrong? Party on dude! God bless you both and your friends.
Thank you all for a great diversion during a very difficult time in our world. The blessing of happiness, health and WEALTH to you all.
Thank you for the well wishes and kind words :)
Paying home taxes in Mexico is cheap. Food, clothes, shoes, dental services, water, electricity,
Is more affordable and relax.
Yes we're very excited!
Stay in Mexico
We are hoping to.
When the epidemic is over, welcome to Taiwan
A Taiwan trip would be AMAZING! - Dennis ✌️
Why would guys wear earrings in both ears like a woman? Sorry. Just don't get it.
🤷🏽♀️ Because he wants to
soooooooooo all those Spanish lesson..............will be good.
Yes!
I wish you wouldn't post about race.
Why it's a part of our world?
Don't assume every incident is related to color of skin. The complete story is rarely told and I had incidents of discipline just like everyone else who needs them. Sharing that incident contributes to the false narrative of systemic racism.
Did you listen to the entire podcast? Seems like that's unlikely considering your commenting so quickly on this and just assuming that one experience (which also was not his only experience) is not valid or because of his skin color. Your not him, you don't know his life not is it your job to deny his experiences. This discussion and the current problems were experience is from people not listening and trying to justify or deny others experiences because they can't imagine it being true. Sadly this is a reality for many. Are there instances where that may not be true, sure but don't deny it just because it's hard to believe.
I was looking through all of your comments to see if anybody had made mention of the podcast at all. It turned out to be the last comment and I am so proud of your response! I was so excited to see that you were addressing the social injustices in the United States on your vlog and appreciate you sharing the podcast with us. Just one comment, and not trying to be negative but hopefully enlighten...when you say there are issues...they are not only in the black community. We just have to remember that they are all over the US. The problems and issues that we have are throughout our society and not caused by black, indigenous, or people of color. Thank you thank you thank you! Keep it up y'all. And I wish you luck on your travels back to Mexico.