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I lived in Juarez for 35 years, i am 36 now. So behind the violence was the war on drugs and cartels. As far as being able to walk without getting robbed, it is super safe. People are so welcoming and that is because we have a lot of people from different parts of Mexico and Latin America , that obviously try to make it to the US. I live in El Paso, Tx now and i can say people are pretty much the same. Sister cities even though one is in Mexico and the other across the border. I'm glad you had a good time in Juarez, I hope you come back to be able to go deeper into the city. There is much more to it
I live in El Paso and I agree the wendys in Juarez is way better than any other wendys I have ever have in el Paso. It just taste diferent for some reason.
Hello buddy! I'm from Juárez, and I didn't know about your channel until I came across this video out of nowhere😅 Thank you for your courage to venture to our city despite all that negative fame that the media have been creating and fueling for more than 10 years. You yourself could tell that the atmosphere currently is very calm here, busy but happy, and the people here are super friendly and welcoming. It's true that the area you were walking through is only the historic downtown and that the rest of the city is enormous (in fact Juarez is one of the largest cities in Mexico). But no matter what part of the city you're in, you will always come across very friendly people and and that is why it's very common for the rest of the Mexicans to always speak highly of Juarez people as one of the friendliest and most welcoming regions in the country. You can feel free and safe to come back and visit some other places! 🙌🏼
Great video! I grew up in Texas and back in the early 90s our school did a day trip into Juarez, to those same markets and it was so nice and fun. Later I moved to Arizona and would occasionally drive back to visit friends and family. I enjoyed parking and doing the exact trip you depicted in this video, stop over for an afternoon of shopping and grab a meal. Over the years I had stopped doing that and the last time was over 10 years ago. I remember those main streets right over the bridge being much more run down and scary the last time I was there. I remember there being far fewer people out and about in those markets and only the liquor stores were actually open. Other stores looked like you needed to knock and get the merchants to open up. So it is nice to see that things are improving in Juarez. I hope it continues to improve and maybe I'll feel safe visiting again in the future.
It’s a hit and miss in Mexico but 67% of the food you buy is actually good and I know I live here don’t buy from random people walking in the street or the guys in the cars selling donuts tamales or corn look bro it’s getto af over here . Just look at the buildings. There terrible all of them have fallen to disrepair. They need to start a remodeling the hole center it’s getto af
wow, i’m from el paso and this is so cool to see the other side! my family used to go down to juarez with me when i was a baby years ago, so i dont remember it. i don’t go now since it could be dangerous for women alone. love seeing it though crazy to think this is all near my home.
I've never been to Juarez despite my mother being from there. I've visited Tijuana many times, and it's sobering to see police in full tactical gear and face coverings, along with the military driving through the streets. Seeing that officer in the video reminded me of that. Even in San Felipe, I saw a squad of military personnel taking position as we were fueling up. I will be visiting San Felipe again. Our group has a fishing trip that we've been doing for the past several years. Best thing one can do is be aware of your surroundings and stay out of areas where you don't belong.
Nice job on the video, it was fun. Although I have to call you out for going to Mexico and eating corndogs and Wendy’s instead of tacos and enchiladas. Ha ha.
Living in El Paso and being a subscriber to your channel, I thoroughly enjoyed your video! Wish I had bumped into you! Bienvenidos a la frontera, amigo! We should have enjoyed a cerveza o café while you were@
I thought that Tijuana was considered the most dangerous city. Juarez was a hotspot 10 to 15 years ago during the bloody cartel wars. But it has become pretty mellow and calm since then. I've wandered the city on several occasions and the only people who gave me problems were the money hungry policia. But police extortion is a Mexican tradition in every city.
They lie all the time lived in Tijuana for 47 years never seen cartel war, not even a shooting, not to say it cant never happen, be careful what comes out of the U.S., its Politics and race
That was ALWAYS EXAGARRATED B.S. about Juarez, most Mexicans nor the thousand of Americans living there ever come in contact with the Cartel, unless involved in that life, the U.S. loves to distort and sell fear, exaggerating and sensationalism (U.S. media and U.S. $$$click videos) I live in Tijuana an Anglo American 47 years, never seen a cartel war not even a shooting not to say it cant happen, its mostly U.S. hype, they bad mouth Mexico becouse there taking all the tourist away. In 2022, 66 million international visitors arrived in Mexico. That is 10 million 695 thousand more visitors compared to 2021 which represented an increase of 19.3%. most dont have any dangerous encounters, the murder of Americana is low, a better chance of being murdered in U.S. dangerous cities, and most of that is believe for American involvement in drugs and cartel stuff, for general crime the U.S. is more dangerous cities are worse, especially hideuse crazy crime and if so dangerous why are American and green card holder invading Mexico to live a better economic life? it mostly the U.S. who spreads the B.S. image about Mexico and ignore all the crimes in the U.S. and stop calling American criminals and gang banger in gangland U.S.A. Mexican or south of the border, MS-13 origin is the U.S. (Los Angeles) not El Salvador, most are American, cannot be deported (the fewer lesser) where born in El Salvador but raised in the U.S. becouse the are not citizens, raised in the U.S. they can be deported, they dont even know El Salvador, and most have green cards there not illegal, I lived in Mexico for 47 years, dont see a bunch of gangbangers nor the cartel, what do you think there state sponsored, there wanted in Mexico the keep a low profile, they go to jail when cought, the Mexican Government and the military is much more stronger then the cartel, stop watching scareface and Netflix movies and stop with the President of Mexico has ties to the cartel, you people are out of your minds, when I go to the states and people ask me about the cartel, is like if I ask how the mafia doing? they would think I'm nuts, there response would probably go like this: "how I'm I suppose to know" sounds just as stupid, American are ignorance of Mexico and now its actually going into brainwashing, like Nazi Germany of the 30s blaming crime on migrants who are less likely to cause crime then Americans, this is nothing new, slandering migrants is an American tradition there also generally more wellbehived one of the nice things I like about Mexico is there not Karen's becouse Mexico dont act stupid like that the U.S. cant even take responsibility for there OWN diseases no evidence it come from China and the U.S. had the highest rate of Coved in the world google it (WORLDOMETER COVID) ever hear of the all American flu, cold, bug, anything? and you never will, they also had the highest rate of Monkey pox (google that to)
Great video!! I'm from El Paso and my channel showcases some of the best things we have here in the city! Thank you for sharing this I haven't been to Juarez in almost 17 years and always wanted to go back and seeing this definitely inspired me to go! Hope you enjoyed your time here in El Paso/ Juarez
Nice video and lots of guts. I have a lot of family there and also in El Paso. BTW, Kentucky Bar is very famous because it's the birth of the Margaritas. The so called "Margaritas" we know with tequila and sweetness, was invented at that bar. Juarez is also known for Tacos De Buche, Tortas de Colita De Pavo & also where Burritos were invented. Glad you made it back safely.
Im from El paso texas id live on glenwood and alameda and fred wilson and dyer and lee trevino and montana but that years ago i moved from el paso cause it was hard to find work i live in Albuquerque now and now its hard here to find work it sucks now here but only time will tell
I’ve gone there for every week to visit my family and my honest opinions everybody is friendly and people have been brainwashed to thinking it’s bad ;(
I have friends who have Cybertrucks, GWagons. I myself have a Mercedes and never felt unsafe, the but is as long as you are not messing with people or hanging out with the wrong people.
Why I have never seen a flyer or something else in a travel agency that says: "Come to Juarez, join this wonderful city to spend vacation and honeymoon."
I'm glad you visited our city! Juarez is a good city, we are very friendly with each other. All that stuff about being a dangerous city is drug related, if you are not involved in bad things, you are safe, but that happens anywhere in the world. If you want to visit Juarez again someday, I will gladly offer to give you a tour and let you know more about this city! Greetings from Ciudad Juarez!
@@kevinallen5450 Sure is it After crossing the Santa Fe Bridge, you are on Juarez Avenue, the same one that the guy in the video took towards the heart of downtown. It's very safe since it is busy with people coming and going from the U.S. I am from Juárez and while I walk there it's normal to come across groups of tourists, couples or solitary tourists walking calmly (regardless of whether they're white, black, asian, etc.). Racism in Mexico is something very rare and in general Mexicans are friendly to all types of visitors. Sadly, that area has currently been overcrowded by migrants from Venezuela, Haiti and Central America, and they certainly cause tension and mistrust even among the Juarez citizens themselves.
it's one of them. that's for sure, and before anyone sais crap i grew up in el paso and there was a guy dragged out of his house 3 blocks away and was found beheaded in mexico. so yes, one of them.
I have an ancestor from this town. She was native american though I don't know what tribe. What natives came from this area? Her name in english was valley flower. I don't know if it was english for a native american name or not but I assume it must be.
Juárez chih Mex. Esta muy grande a crecido mucho. Muchas colonias se conocen por números. No por nombres. Las que están alrededor del centro. Serquitas de los puentes no son peligrosas. Personals sivilisadas. Por muchas PARTES no es muy peligroso. Será más a las afueras. Porque no siquiera donde están las letras del cerro es peligroso.
Dude it is still dangreous city you think walking thru a couple streets in juarez is going to show you how dangreous it is 😂😂😂😂 kids live there for one year and film everyday so u can see the truth
It is now December 2024, and in all honesty, downtown El Paso is much more decrepit than most of Ciudad Juarez, there are derelicts, strewn all about, and many areas of Stanton St. reeks of urine and I've seen even worse. ( one must watch where you step) In Juarez, the police would never tolerate mentally ill and addicts bothering passers by and homeless encampments - that exist in El Paso. One must use common sense when traveling, avoid certain neighborhoods, don't go out at night, avoid bars, etc. But as a whole, Juarensez are friendly, respectful, and polite to women and tourists - I have lived in various countries and visited more.( the same cannot be said of every city in the U.S. or even Europe.)
B.S. they cant seem to make up there minds which lie to go with, is Juarez, is it Tijuana, is it Acapulco? all B.S. and the biggest LOL in history is, it used to be (Cabo San Lucas México, the U.S. dont like Mexico taking all there tourist and American are invading Mexico to live a better economic life, so if so dangerous, why? does that make sense? No. San Diego/Tijuana border is the most crossed and busiest in the world, making Tijuana the most visited city in the world (google it) not the most dangerous (coined by the U.S.) Juarez is the second most crossed, 50.00 pesos is 2.77
it's that Santa at 9:55! If you look closely, it's not friendly hand on the shoulder. He grabs me behind my neck trying to take me to the photo zone haha😂
@@SoloTravelerTony Evil Santa was using some rough tactics to get you to take a picture so he could (over) charge you for it. Sometimes they can be too aggressive.
Lol, i can't believe you went to Mexico and didn't eat Mexican food! I hope you at least got some Tex-Mex in Texas. Once you leave Texas you won't find any Mexican food again. Nowhere but Texas!
Stay on our side ,to dangerous across the border,I lived in El Paso in the 70s and you could see people cross the border behind our house wen th to Juarez once with my family,moved to Abilene in 75 I hated Elpaso
@SoloTravelSolTube very sorry to hear that happened, people of western culture fail when it comes to keeping hands and thoughts to yourself. We confuse it for being earnest, but I do respect the Japanese rules of etiquette over Western rules
Because they want your energy thats y they all talk to you i ignore everyone because alot of them have evil intent what i say is 100% truth i lived there for 6 years straight i now live in el paso
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Was it how you expected?
It was certainly a surprise for me.
It's always super exciting to compare what I hear vs what I see 😁
That Wendy's by the way was the freshest best Wendy's I've ever had 😂 You should try too!
I was in Manzanillo and spent time with Los Federales and they told me not to be out on the streets of border towns after 6pm
I lived in Juarez for 35 years, i am 36 now. So behind the violence was the war on drugs
and cartels. As far as being able to walk without getting robbed, it is super safe. People are so welcoming and that is because we have a lot of people from different parts of Mexico and Latin America , that obviously try to make it to the US. I live in El Paso, Tx now and i can say people are pretty much the same. Sister cities even though one is in Mexico and the other across the border. I'm glad you had a good time in Juarez, I hope you come back to be able to go deeper into the city. There is much more to it
I live in El Paso and I agree the wendys in Juarez is way better than any other wendys I have ever have in el Paso. It just taste diferent for some reason.
Hello buddy! I'm from Juárez, and I didn't know about your channel until I came across this video out of nowhere😅
Thank you for your courage to venture to our city despite all that negative fame that the media have been creating and fueling for more than 10 years. You yourself could tell that the atmosphere currently is very calm here, busy but happy, and the people here are super friendly and welcoming. It's true that the area you were walking through is only the historic downtown and that the rest of the city is enormous (in fact Juarez is one of the largest cities in Mexico). But no matter what part of the city you're in, you will always come across very friendly people and and that is why it's very common for the rest of the Mexicans to always speak highly of Juarez people as one of the friendliest and most welcoming regions in the country.
You can feel free and safe to come back and visit some other places! 🙌🏼
Great video! I hope you enjoyed CD Juarez and its charms!
Your channel is cool dude. Can't wait for more.
Awe thank you so much! I'll keep it up😁
Great video! I grew up in Texas and back in the early 90s our school did a day trip into Juarez, to those same markets and it was so nice and fun. Later I moved to Arizona and would occasionally drive back to visit friends and family. I enjoyed parking and doing the exact trip you depicted in this video, stop over for an afternoon of shopping and grab a meal. Over the years I had stopped doing that and the last time was over 10 years ago. I remember those main streets right over the bridge being much more run down and scary the last time I was there. I remember there being far fewer people out and about in those markets and only the liquor stores were actually open. Other stores looked like you needed to knock and get the merchants to open up.
So it is nice to see that things are improving in Juarez. I hope it continues to improve and maybe I'll feel safe visiting again in the future.
Lol that lady was saying, How do you say love in Chinese?
Was looking for this
You go to Mexico and eat Wendy’s…..?
It’s a good idea to compare but also try out authenticity
I went to a Papa John's in that area of Ciudad Juárez. Basically I did the same thing this guy did. I had a great trip.
muy mal del youtuber.. es como yo de juarez y voy a el paso y compro comida mexicana.. jaja
You went to mexico to try the American chain food?? Shouldve tried the local flautas :(
It’s a hit and miss in Mexico but 67% of the food you buy is actually good and I know I live here don’t buy from random people walking in the street or the guys in the cars selling donuts tamales or corn look bro it’s getto af over here . Just look at the buildings. There terrible all of them have fallen to disrepair. They need to start a remodeling the hole center it’s getto af
All of Mexico is getto af
wow, i’m from el paso and this is so cool to see the other side! my family used to go down to juarez with me when i was a baby years ago, so i dont remember it. i don’t go now since it could be dangerous for women alone. love seeing it though crazy to think this is all near my home.
I've never been to Juarez despite my mother being from there. I've visited Tijuana many times, and it's sobering to see police in full tactical gear and face coverings, along with the military driving through the streets. Seeing that officer in the video reminded me of that. Even in San Felipe, I saw a squad of military personnel taking position as we were fueling up. I will be visiting San Felipe again. Our group has a fishing trip that we've been doing for the past several years. Best thing one can do is be aware of your surroundings and stay out of areas where you don't belong.
Remember not all attention is good attention. Becareful bro.🇲🇽 Saludos desde Juaritos. 👋🏻😎
Nice job on the video, it was fun. Although I have to call you out for going to Mexico and eating corndogs and Wendy’s instead of tacos and enchiladas. Ha ha.
The guy in red @ 6:11 was waiting for the right moment to grab your camera and run !
I doubt it, but it doesn’t hurt to think that way in any foreign place
that lady at wendys she was tirándote el calzón bro 😁
Living in El Paso and being a subscriber to your channel, I thoroughly enjoyed your video! Wish I had bumped into you! Bienvenidos a la frontera, amigo! We should have enjoyed a cerveza o café while you were@
Gracias amigo! Being a small time UA-camr, running into a subscriber hasn't happened yet but one day haha😁
I thought that Tijuana was considered the most dangerous city. Juarez was a hotspot 10 to 15 years ago during the bloody cartel wars. But it has become pretty mellow and calm since then. I've wandered the city on several occasions and the only people who gave me problems were the money hungry policia. But police extortion is a Mexican tradition in every city.
They lie all the time lived in Tijuana for 47 years never seen cartel war, not even a shooting, not to say it cant never happen, be careful what comes out of the U.S., its Politics and race
That was ALWAYS EXAGARRATED B.S. about Juarez, most Mexicans nor the thousand of Americans living there ever come in contact with the Cartel, unless involved in that life, the U.S. loves to distort and sell fear, exaggerating and sensationalism (U.S. media and U.S. $$$click videos) I live in Tijuana an Anglo American 47 years, never seen a cartel war not even a shooting not to say it cant happen, its mostly U.S. hype, they bad mouth Mexico becouse there taking all the tourist away. In 2022, 66 million international visitors arrived in Mexico. That is 10 million 695 thousand more visitors compared to 2021 which represented an increase of 19.3%. most dont have any dangerous encounters, the murder of Americana is low, a better chance of being murdered in U.S. dangerous cities, and most of that is believe for American involvement in drugs and cartel stuff, for general crime the U.S. is more dangerous cities are worse, especially hideuse crazy crime and if so dangerous why are American and green card holder invading Mexico to live a better economic life? it mostly the U.S. who spreads the B.S. image about Mexico and ignore all the crimes in the U.S. and stop calling American criminals and gang banger in gangland U.S.A. Mexican or south of the border, MS-13 origin is the U.S. (Los Angeles) not El Salvador, most are American, cannot be deported (the fewer lesser) where born in El Salvador but raised in the U.S. becouse the are not citizens, raised in the U.S. they can be deported, they dont even know El Salvador, and most have green cards there not illegal, I lived in Mexico for 47 years, dont see a bunch of gangbangers nor the cartel, what do you think there state sponsored, there wanted in Mexico the keep a low profile, they go to jail when cought, the Mexican Government and the military is much more stronger then the cartel, stop watching scareface and Netflix movies and stop with the President of Mexico has ties to the cartel, you people are out of your minds, when I go to the states and people ask me about the cartel, is like if I ask how the mafia doing? they would think I'm nuts, there response would probably go like this: "how I'm I suppose to know" sounds just as stupid, American are ignorance of Mexico and now its actually going into brainwashing, like Nazi Germany of the 30s blaming crime on migrants who are less likely to cause crime then Americans, this is nothing new, slandering migrants is an American tradition there also generally more wellbehived one of the nice things I like about Mexico is there not Karen's becouse Mexico dont act stupid like that the U.S. cant even take responsibility for there OWN diseases no evidence it come from China and the U.S. had the highest rate of Coved in the world google it (WORLDOMETER COVID) ever hear of the all American flu, cold, bug, anything? and you never will, they also had the highest rate of Monkey pox (google that to)
That’s cap! Juárez is still ranked #10 in most dangerous cities in *THE WORLD* in 2024, by *MURDER RATE* per 100,000 inhabitants.
Great video!! I'm from El Paso and my channel showcases some of the best things we have here in the city! Thank you for sharing this I haven't been to Juarez in almost 17 years and always wanted to go back and seeing this definitely inspired me to go! Hope you enjoyed your time here in El Paso/ Juarez
Thanks for coming by! Both El Paso and Juarez was cool indeed.
I'm glad this video gave you inspiration! More content is always a good thing 😁😁
It used to be not anymore. If you want to investigate a bad area at the moment go to Sonora or cotija in Michoacán.
You go to Europe and there’s always a couple of weirdos trying to scam you. It’s everywhere in the world , but we apologize for the rude Santa!
Nice video and lots of guts. I have a lot of family there and also in El Paso. BTW, Kentucky Bar is very famous because it's the birth of the Margaritas. The so called "Margaritas" we know with tequila and sweetness, was invented at that bar. Juarez is also known for Tacos De Buche, Tortas de Colita De Pavo & also where Burritos were invented. Glad you made it back safely.
Awesome bro. Juarez is beautiful
Hijole bro, vivo en Juárez y como que muy beautiful no es
dude u are brave for visiting the supposedly most dangerous city on the planet, great vlog
My friend, what kind of camera did you use to record?
99% GoPro12. I used my phone on the bridge and for zoom ins!
@@SoloTravelerTony okay 😊
Im from El paso texas id live on glenwood and alameda and fred wilson and dyer and lee trevino and montana but that years ago i moved from el paso cause it was hard to find work i live in Albuquerque now and now its hard here to find work it sucks now here but only time will tell
This is like walking through downtown Chicago instead of taking a trip to the Washington park area.
❤️❤️ thank you. I want to in a few weeks
Welcome To ciudad Juárez my friend ❤
Probably the most danger to you is eating process foods sugar and seed oils from the fry's, with all that great Mexican food who eats there?
I’ve gone there for every week to visit my family and my honest opinions everybody is friendly and people have been brainwashed to thinking it’s bad ;(
So much good food you missed out on, come back soon!
She was saying how do you say love in Chinese 😂
"Dollar" sign is originally from Nueva España not U.S. U.S. money was originally mounted in Mexico.
Greetings from Juarez!
I have friends who have Cybertrucks, GWagons. I myself have a Mercedes and never felt unsafe, the but is as long as you are not messing with people or hanging out with the wrong people.
My dad works at the border of the town square 😂
Whenever you wish to interview an AMercian family safely here for years, you're more than welcome.
Why I have never seen a flyer or something else in a travel agency that says: "Come to Juarez, join this wonderful city to spend vacation and honeymoon."
Try going a couple blocks away from the touristy areas at night time, see how it goes. J/K
I'm glad you visited our city!
Juarez is a good city, we are very friendly with each other.
All that stuff about being a dangerous city is drug related, if you are not involved in bad things, you are safe, but that happens anywhere in the world.
If you want to visit Juarez again someday, I will gladly offer to give you a tour and let you know more about this city!
Greetings from Ciudad Juarez!
I'm walking to the Sante Fe bridge as black man. Is it safe?
Won't even notice..I'm one of the 65 percent black Mexican..@@kevinallen5450
@@kevinallen5450 Sure is it
After crossing the Santa Fe Bridge, you are on Juarez Avenue, the same one that the guy in the video took towards the heart of downtown. It's very safe since it is busy with people coming and going from the U.S. I am from Juárez and while I walk there it's normal to come across groups of tourists, couples or solitary tourists walking calmly (regardless of whether they're white, black, asian, etc.). Racism in Mexico is something very rare and in general Mexicans are friendly to all types of visitors. Sadly, that area has currently been overcrowded by migrants from Venezuela, Haiti and Central America, and they certainly cause tension and mistrust even among the Juarez citizens themselves.
Thank you. I love Japan
bro nice video im local if you pla another trip i can translate for you and maybe know a little better Juarez
I was there today and no one bothered me. I was glad cause i dont speak spanish.
it's one of them. that's for sure, and before anyone sais crap i grew up in el paso and there was a guy dragged out of his house 3 blocks away and was found beheaded in mexico. so yes, one of them.
I have an ancestor from this town. She was native american though I don't know what tribe. What natives came from this area? Her name in english was valley flower. I don't know if it was english for a native american name or not but I assume it must be.
Juárez chih Mex. Esta muy grande a crecido mucho. Muchas colonias se conocen por números. No por nombres. Las que están alrededor del centro. Serquitas de los puentes no son peligrosas. Personals sivilisadas. Por muchas PARTES no es muy peligroso. Será más a las afueras. Porque no siquiera donde están las letras del cerro es peligroso.
2:44 the lady said ¨how do you say love in chinese¨
You missed a great opportunity to eat authentic Mexican food in Mexico.
Dude it is still dangreous city you think walking thru a couple streets in juarez is going to show you how dangreous it is 😂😂😂😂 kids live there for one year and film everyday so u can see the truth
Sounds about white !!! White am I not surprised
the danger is way exaggerated lived in the Tijuana and Anglo for 47 years figured that out 35 years ago
I mean yeah it's dangerous..but it's not like every corner you turn you will find violence 😐. What you will find is actually a corner store😂
It is now December 2024, and in all honesty, downtown El Paso is much more decrepit than most of Ciudad Juarez, there are derelicts, strewn all about, and many areas of Stanton St. reeks of urine and I've seen even worse. ( one must watch where you step) In Juarez, the police would never tolerate mentally ill and addicts bothering passers by and homeless encampments - that exist in El Paso. One must use common sense when traveling, avoid certain neighborhoods, don't go out at night, avoid bars, etc. But as a whole, Juarensez are friendly, respectful, and polite to women and tourists - I have lived in various countries and visited more.( the same cannot be said of every city in the U.S. or even Europe.)
I love here
Welcoming with evil intent becareful going to juarez never put your gaurd down
Wow, they did seem very nice and friendly towards a foreigner.
Yup, they were! I have not yet seen a city where town folks were this friendly and interested!
@@SoloTravelerTony Very nice. Hopefully they are always that welcoming.
I live in El Paso, people from Juarez are typically very nice and welcoming. Used to party over there when I was high school, was always a blast
@@alk61695they are
Seriously there is an asian community in Juarez. Chinese and Japanese.
B.S. they cant seem to make up there minds which lie to go with, is Juarez, is it Tijuana, is it Acapulco? all B.S. and the biggest LOL in history is, it used to be (Cabo San Lucas México, the U.S. dont like Mexico taking all there tourist and American are invading Mexico to live a better economic life, so if so dangerous, why? does that make sense? No. San Diego/Tijuana border is the most crossed and busiest in the world, making Tijuana the most visited city in the world (google it) not the most dangerous (coined by the U.S.) Juarez is the second most crossed, 50.00 pesos is 2.77
What did you edit out - that put you in a bad mood?
it's that Santa at 9:55! If you look closely, it's not friendly hand on the shoulder. He grabs me behind my neck trying to take me to the photo zone haha😂
@@SoloTravelerTony mexican troll nothing new under the sun.
@@SoloTravelerTony Evil Santa was using some rough tactics to get you to take a picture so he could (over) charge you for it. Sometimes they can be too aggressive.
Its nothing , he was going to take a photo for him to buy but if you dont buy it nothing happens they dont scam or they dont harras you
The Santa Claus guy should not have touched him, even if he was not going to scam him.
Pero donde en Juárez es peligroso. Que colonias
When she said chino 😮 my face
My whole family is from juarez
Lol, i can't believe you went to Mexico and didn't eat Mexican food! I hope you at least got some Tex-Mex in Texas. Once you leave Texas you won't find any Mexican food again. Nowhere but Texas!
The woman asked how to say "hello" in chinese.
And by the way, the symbol used for USA currency is actually mexican, the americans took it from us.
They all want yo money and that homless guy when u bought churro he wanted money
American restaurants are alot busier in Mexico than Mexican restaurants are in the USA
Ramon anyone for ramon
Stay on our side ,to dangerous across the border,I lived in El Paso in the 70s and you could see people cross the border behind our house wen th to Juarez once with my family,moved to Abilene in 75 I hated Elpaso
$50 is $2,50 dólar
They don't do nothing. They take care.
Juarez is not dangerous
go ahead and find out.
You go to Mexico to eat Wendy’s ? What a waste. You should have got a torta
You are rude man
What got you so upset?
That evil Santa grabbing me by the neck
@SoloTravelSolTube very sorry to hear that happened, people of western culture fail when it comes to keeping hands and thoughts to yourself. We confuse it for being earnest, but I do respect the Japanese rules of etiquette over Western rules
Because they want your energy thats y they all talk to you i ignore everyone because alot of them have evil intent what i say is 100% truth i lived there for 6 years straight i now live in el paso
CD. Juárez chih Mex. Is not the most dangerous City from the world.🌅🌄🌈🏜️🌍🌎🌏
What about Gaza in Israel or Ocarina y otras más.
En Guerra???
gracas!
$70 is $3.50 dólar