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The Reason so Many Expats Are Entitled Jerks 🇲🇽 Why Are so Many Expats So Toxic?
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2024
- Today we talk about why Are there So Many Entitled American & Canadian Expats in Mexico? They are not sending their best. Join me as we talk about this phenomenon that is not unique to Mexico. Seems like no matter where expats land in this world this is a Very Common Problem. #Mexico #expat #livinginmexico
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Jose it's important to not be arrogant when you live overseas and respect local cultures!
I totally agree! Thanks for sharing!
The topic that you’re discussing is one of the main reasons why I’m leaving the U.S. (Entitlement)
I totally get it. Many of those same individuals think they can import that behavior around the world and that the rest of the world will put up with it. They are always in for a rude awakening when they find out that kind of behavior is not tolerated elsewhere. Thanks for sharing!
I'm from California, and I'm in Culiacan, Sinaloa visiting, staying at was my mother's property, and I recently hired a plumber over a leak under the sink, and he charged me just 100 pesos. Culiacan, however, is one of the most expensive cities in Mexico. As for the cheap price, the owner or worker of the hardware store across the street recommend him to me when I was here in 2022
However, I know that when he says " ahorita" it could mean hours later, or possibly the next day lol
When I first hired him he showed up 2 or 3 hours later with his dog carrying his supplies. Very humble person. Its It's all about relationships in Mexico, and being kind. The guy, while working, also tells me interesting or funny stories regarding his job. Also, he did comment last time that to some people who have financial issues he charges them less
That's awesome! And I thought my Plumber was cheap at 250 pesos for his visit and fixing various things around the house! thanks for sharing! Viva Mexico!
Wow! that's only like $7 dollars, it'd be atleast 9 times that in the US.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365 Yep, when I first messaged him he said that not until the next day he could be available cause he was already booked. But after asking what was the issue about and learning it was nothing complicated, especially since he lives nearby, he said " I'll be there soon". So he changed his mind. He also, while on the middle of something, goes back home for something he forgets or needs, and he on previous jobs has taken his time, but it's cool with me. But there's always an uncertainty. Once I had a little urgent problem and happened to call late evening. On 2022. He said " ill be there soon". And in spite of my insistence that if he couldn't come, since it was late, it was cool with me, he insisted he could be there the by night time. And he didn't show up until the next day at afternoon lol. But it's just the culture. In the states it's more professional but you pay a lot.
Holy cow that's so cheap
@@gumerzambrano viva mexico!
As always, appreciate your truthful perspective, Jose! We are GUESTS here. We must show respect and appreciation for our "hosts!"
Amen to that! Viva Mexico!
I find your story interesting because I used to live in St Petersburg Florida and now I live in Portland Oregon. Happy to leave the heat. I follow you because I intend to move to Mexico, but maybe in the mountains. I love the rain. I'm following a similar path.
That's awesome! Lucky for you most of Mexico lives in a higher elevation with the kind of weather you are looking for! I myself love it out here because I prefer the heat with access to the beach over the cold and the beauty of the mountains.
I thought i had subscribed to you. Now I am. With so many countries on the planet, a person can find what they're looking for. For me, i became interested in Mexico because of the easier residency, and i can be there in 18 hours by driving or 3 hours by flying out of Orlando.
Welcome aboard, again! Viva Mexico!
My wife grew up in Chicago. Mexicans and Italians have large parties. Lot's of music , family and neighbors all invited to eat and celebrate. What's not to love any time especially Friday nights.People called the police they were usually family members who came and joined the party.
Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing!
El Rey Jose. Your old Mexico City Nebraska guy here. Your content about Mexico is the best. Your content has the highest quality on youtube. It's consistent. Other site seem like they are written from the states. We live in a 16 unit apartment building next to a 16 unit one. I can sleep thru the party. Plus most people may throw one a month but in our Barrio no one can afford it every night. Cerveza gets expensive
Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoy the channel so much! Viva Mexico!
The person needs to find out about Canadian laws. Does the pardon eliminate the conviction, the court case, and/or the arrest records. Are all records expunged (torn up) or are they simply sealed (kept from public view). The pardon may eliminate the effects of the conviction, but if the court and arrest records are still available, then what you answer will change.
Also read every question because it affects the answer. "Have you been (convicted), (charged), or (arrested)? The pardon may eliminate the yes to conviction but might still require a yes to arrest.
I agree they should ask a profesional not some random youtuber
Exactly. It's the followup questions. The "have you ever been arrested, charged, convicted, or had your fingerprints taken, for any reason, ever?" .
The olive oil I use is Oli, and the coffee I use is Oro, which is delicious try it if you haven't..!
Thanks for sharing!
I got Bustelo at Walmart on the way out of town to Chelem. I’ve known lots of Puerto Ricans and learned to love Cafe Bustelo many years ago. I’ll email you next week when I see it again
That's awesome! Please do! Also send me the price please! I recently paid 165 pesos on Amazon for it but its usual price is around 200-235 for each 10oz package. In Miami its like 3 USD 😅 Thanks for sharing!
I live in New York and Bustelo is one of the best coffee I’ve tasted and one of the cheapest, way better than Starbucks.
Congrats on getting that cool looking truck back. Purrrrrring
Muchas gracias! Feels good to have her back!
Spot on. Exactly. Don’t consult with UA-camrs or other expats. The lawyers know the law.
Exactly I still don't understand how so many people would rather go by here-say and not actual concrete information. I guess people just want to hear what they want to hear and don't want anyone bursting their bubbles. Thanks for sharing!
I love your takes on this.
Muchas Gracias! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Been missing these live chats, great content. I'll be joining you all soon!
That's awesome! Thanks for the kind words! Thanks for sharing!
I am in agreement. We learn here just like I have it’s not easy. It’s worth it though because it forces you to live right. 😂❤
Nothing worth having come easy. In my opinion the extra bit of "struggle" makes it worth even more. I would rather worry about having to walk to the store than worried about getting stopped by the police on my way to the store and end up getting shot over nothing and have it all blamed on me as is common in the US. Much safer out here in Mexico 😅 i'll keep on "struggling" in Mexico with a smile on my face over the alternative of living in "comfort" in the USA with the constant threat of death or violence constantly hovering over my head.
@@JoseArteagaTravelsRight. This is something people back home don’t understand.😢
Yes live and let live!!!! Alright 🎊 🎉😊👏🏼
Amen! Viva Mexico!
Mexico would be a cool place. I like the fact it's more of a free for all. Lots of freedom is great, but there needs to be manners and personal responsibility with it. The only way it work for me in Mexico isn't to be living in Neighborhood's or cities. Meaning I would have to live out in the country side with nobody living close to me. Because I cant stand noise makers or rude people who don't behave like real grownups with common sense. I like the country side with peace & quiet, No BS or drama around is what I like.
ok! Thanks for sharing 😅
Planning trip from Juaritos Chi. To Merida this spring break 😊
Thanks for sharing!
I alwats see expats on my cancun groups asking where the can get prganic veggies and grass feed cows and ive been here to long because i think its fing hilarious like just drive to the fing pueblo and talk to the people who grow and have the animals if u that worried about it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 p.s chicken is sooo much better at the fresh venders i wont even buy from a supermercado anymore
You are 100% Correct! Thanks for sharing!
I am treated so kind and respectful when I'm in Mexico. I always remember that I'm a guest and this is not my country.
Well said! Thanks for sharing! Viva Mexico!
You are a wise man and you tell it like it is.
Muchas Gracias! Thank you for the kind words!
Not all expats are entitled/toxic. Immigrants in the U.S. who came from other countries are usually grateful and humble people (they are expats also). The toxic entitled ones are those coming from first world countries to live in under developed countries like Latin America and Asia. It's the culture of having a certain level of superiority complex. Not saying all, but most are.
You're so right.
I agree not everyone is toxic or entitled but with that being said have you ever been to a China town or even Korea town in L.A? Or Latinos in NY or Miami? Many come from their country of origin and just set up shop and keep living exactly as they did back in their home country. As a child of immigrants mostly living in Miami in a mostly immigrant city I can assure you Many immigrants refuse to assimilate to the US. It's not just an Expat thing. The main difference is culture and how Some Americans conduct themselves with a heightened sense of superiority no matter where on earth they land. Again we can continue talking about his exact topic for hours on end 😅 Thanks for sharing!
Rich people from the U.S. always think they are entitled. I agree with you 100%.
Im coming to Mexico myself. I don’t speak the language, but im trying. And i will hire someone to teach me too.
Michel Thomas method audio cd is perfect
Honestly sometimes the "poor" ones are the worst. Most rich expats are not really complaining about cost of living or having to shop in the local market its the poor ones that come out here and all of a sudden think they are "too good" to live like a Mexican while they complain about Starbucks being just as expensive as it is back home lol Thanks for sharing!
And you think rich people in Mexico will be different?
I will be arriving next month to check things out for a few months. I want to live with the LOCALS haha! I am visiting because of recurring dreams I've been having since I was like 26 years old. I'm always in this Mexican town surrounded by kids and families that don't speak English. Man, I always felt so lost in that dream, it was creepy, and I could never find my way back to the US border. I believe in facing my fears so I'm coming down there for a few months and will live in a place where I have to depend on trust and faith. Should be fun. I've been watching Dora The Explorer to learn Spanish lol.
Those must be some intense dreams! I think you will thoroughly enjoy Mexico once you finally start living that dream of yours! Also pretty cool you are watching Dora for Spanish lessons. I never even considered that 😅 Hopefully its going well! Thanks for sharing!
@@JoseArteagaTravels Yeah brother, so it's going to be pretty exciting to visit. Man, I also kept seeing a young tiger in those dreams. Spanish Sesame Street is ultimate for learning Spanish. But I'm feeling you on this video, I keep hearing these stories. It's some bullsh** people bringing their foreign ways down there. But "Karens" are not the only one's bringing their toxicness to Merida. I've also seen some "Kiesha's" bringing some toxic sh** down there lol.
José, I missed your live stream again. When I come to Cancun with family, we shop at Chedroui Selecto in the hotel zone. We've noticed that prices have gone up, so I cook part of the time when on vacation . One of my family went to Walmart and said that prices of everything were so much lower. Unfortunately the taxi back to the hotel is a cost. There are definitely ways to save on money being spent. Just have to look for them.
Well you are in Cancun on vacation in a mainly touristy area. Even the Mexicans who come to Cancun from other parts of Mexico know fully well they are going to be paying way more for everything out there. I'm sure if you visit other parts of Quintana Roo where the locals tend to live you might be able to find more affordable prices. Hope that helps! Thanks for sharing!
The "tomato" analogy is a good one.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Isn't it true atleast in the case of house work/ repairs, electrical, plumping, painting ect, that even if you ask for a quote and a time for completion of the work, that more often than not these businesses in Mexico will end up going over the quote or the estimated time of completion or both?
I've heard many stores like this so just genuinely curious.
Same as here in Texas
@@ElreyRayo Oh sure, not saying it doesn't happen in the US, but I've just heard to many stories about these types of things from expats that they're hard to ignore.
Still wouldn't stop me from moving to Mexico though, it's just like one of those things. so called "Mexican time" or whatever you got to deal with.
Not really, when you ask about pricing and exact quotes they have to stick by that. If they have to charge more, or purchase extra parts or equipment they will let you know. Rule of thumb in Mexico is that they have to respect the original quoted price, if they say it is more after its all said and done and you were not advised of the added cost Mexicans do not pay extra. Therefore if you don't know how other Mexicans deal with Mexicans they might take advantage of you.
@@JoseArteagaTravels Makes sense, become aware of the customs, know when to stick to your guns about pricing.
Thanks
@@ElreyRayo aren't they Mexican?
Been in Yucatan 18 days ago , I already have new friends , 😊
That's awesome! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing! Viva Mexico!
I thought it would be sexist for me to mention that the Karens are actually the worst of the USA and Canadian crowd - and then you said it! Hahahahaha!!! I mean, it's true. It's one reason I left the USA. But to be fair, many Mexicans like people from the USA because we tend to tip generously.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the stream Jose I want to comment on a few things.
On the party issue, in my neighborhood in LA it's very common to have a loud party that lasts late but if you drive like 10 more minutes into the nicer area it's dead quiet and boring 😂
On the spicy topic. It's so funny when I go visit friends in CDMX and I eat WAY more spicy than them even though I was born in the USA. I think it might be since my family is from Michoacán and these city boys can't hang 😂 spicy is a requirement
Yeah I totally get it same thing in Miami with the parties and other loud noises and disturbances lol I also remember a Mexican once told me, "Why do gingos love everything so spicy?" 🤣 Thanks for sharing boss!
Preach, Jose!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the show!
Yep, hardest thing I delt with was people saying Buenos dias and Buenas noche..o buen provecho...I swear I didn't understand it...!
Jaja well now you know they were just being polite! Thanks for sharing!
60% of the wealth in United States, is owned by people who’ve never worked they just inherited it. That really screws up their brain, if they never learned empathy. Hopefully most of that group just stays in the US..
ok! Thanks for sharing!
The whole live and let live dynamic is interesting, I to have observed this from being in Mexico, and it's a real thing for sure, but different people have different interpretations on it. For example I know one guy that's all hell bent over protecting the envirmental and he says Mexico can't possibly be live and let live when so many people pollute the water, or people don't care to inspect their cars and get their catalytic converters replaced when to many toxins are coming out their tail pipes.
Of course I find that ridicules, because the alternative is to force everyone to do that at threat of losing their license which is clearly not live and let live, but different people think differently.
another example is how I agree letting your neighbors have loud parties at night without calling the cops is indeed live and let live, but others will say, the very act of them having those loud parties and keeping other neighbors awake is not live and let live because you're disturbing your neighbors.
I could say that Mexico has very respectful people that desire to have respect shown in return, and by all accounts I think this is true, but I've come across others that say Mexicans are not respectful because of the loud parties at night.
So it's just really hard to have a conversation with anyone about this stuff.
Mexicans are in Mexico having loud parties, I bet it's not Mexican neighbors that are not happy about it. It's how they do things in Mexico.
Mexico is 1000% Live and Live to the point where even polluting the environment has no real penalties or enforcement therefore live and live. Again i go more in depth in the livstream
@@JoseArteagaTravels Yea, I would agree that should be the definition too, that it's basically anything goes so long as you aren't directly hurting someone with your actions, and no matter what these people say about the health hazards of this that and the other, it's still not direct harm, it's very much indirect, and something that accumulates over time.
So, yea, I'd we are both in the right here with our depiction of this Jose, it's just some of these people are off their rocker when they say places can't be live and let live because of pollution, it's like, bruh, what? lol
Reminds me of my sister's home in California, who converted her garage to a room, and yep, she didn't get the permission from the city first. Nonetheless, she had the room for over 8 years until a neighbor called the city and reported my sister. And she had to hire men to tear everything down, not to mention the fines by the city.
It reminds me of an artist I meet yesterday here in culiacan, who made a drawing of an angel on a sidewalk, and was receiving donations..He said he moved from Sonora to Sinaloa, and at one point he only had 100 pesos left and spent it all on chalk, art supplies and started doing art that same day to survive, to be able to eat.
As an artist myself, I thought, in Los Angeles I'd probably have the cops come at me if I were to to do that. " land of the free"...
@@sergiopacheco2939 Yea, the US definitely is not free at all. What I struggled with for a long time was so called "western" conceptions of freedom vs just what my eyes were seeing and my heart was feeling in Mexico.
Some people I'd have conversations about this with would try to convince me that freedom is not freedom with out responsibility, that you can't possibly have live and let live societies if they're dirty, crime ridden and noisy.
Today I simply don't listen to these people anymore.
freedom may not last without responsibility, I don't know, I suppose that's yet to be seen, but they're not one in the same.
Now as a declaimer I'm speaking in generalities and painting with a pretty wide brush, maybe some western nations are as free as Mexico,. I don't know, but I know the US isn't, I know for damn sure Australia isn't, I visited that hell hole years ago and the amount of regulation is absurd, and the same can be said for England.
Thanks for sharing your story about your sister, I'm sure the fines must have been crazy once they found out. Mean while in Mexico I bet you could probably rent out a place that's just as bare bones basic as it gets, simple roof over your head with no piping or electric in an area that's not even zoned for rentals, because in Mexico zoning is virtually non existent.
Jose ... i 'm an gringo/anglo who was born and raised in Las Cruces, New Mexico and high school in Ell Paso Texas and i've been to CD Juarez (Chihuahua) numerous times through-out my life and so i know both the Mexican culture as well as the American culture (lived in Jacksonville, Florida as both navy and civilian) and so when i'm constantly seeing these YT videos of americans moving to Merida, Queretaro, Puerto Vallarta etc. i think to myself ''Please don't go to Mexico and act like a fool like i'm constantly seeing on the internet''. Infact i'm guessing President Bukele may come to regret wanting all of us gringos moving to El Salvador 😅 (Bitcoin).
Anyway i love Mexico however i may eventually relocate to where there's hardly any gringos 😁
Jaja Very well said brother I totally agree with you. Every time I go out to the Pueblos i think to myself the same exact thing.... maybe i should just pack it up and move out there and open up a little store and call it a day. Live in the actual jungle with the other villagers and pretend the rest of the world doesn't even exist anymore. Live in peace in our own little bubble.... maybe one day.... Thanks for sharing!
Ya Im not a fan of the expat living in Mexico and making their own communities. You should go and try to mingle with the locals and do and learn the culture. I plan to move there soon. But I’m looking for a good place to do just that.
Thanks for sharing!
Great video Jose, is that palmiche in the background? 😅 greetings from AZ
Yes it is! We have a huge one in the neighbors yard and it often times drops gigantic palm fawns in the back yard.... the size of the yard! No coconuts though! 😅
Fruits and vegetables are waxed and polished in the US so to go to local markets is a shock.
Thanks for sharing!
I was going somewhere with a woman i had met she spent the entire trip complaining about Mex.Could not understand how i love it she then wanted to throw me out in the middle of the libramiento .! Asking her why she didnt leave. Guess i should have chosen the time and place to say that ! Lol
Oh my! LOL At least out here in Mexico another Mexican might rescue you in that situation. You also got a great story to tell in the future! Thanks for sharing!
i would like to meet up someone like that in my city
Thanks for sharing!
On point Jose...duro y directo jajaja!It is ridiculous when people from the US come to Mexico and start complaining about the noisy neighbooors,the dogs on the street (OMG these people do not care )r,eally??Those kids runnig on the street (where are their parents?)....Mexico is a third world country full of poor people!! AHHHH and the best one:WHY DO NOT THESE PEOPLE SPEAK ENGLIS??!!! Por Dios!!! Believe me I've heart them all from first hand.....some people on my husband's side used to go "visitt" and all they did was complained about those people not being able to communicate with them ...they even told me that I was supposed to SPEAK ENGLISH when they were visiting!!! I always told them:well yeah it will be nice for all of us to Speak English and make it easier for you guys;but guess what?This is Mexico Y AQUI HABLAMOS ESPANOL!! Of course I do not believe on forcing people to speak your language,but pleaseeeee....make an effort y todos estaremos contentos y beneficiados.😊😊😊😊😊😊.
Como dice la Doctora Polo. Ni Ningun Afternoon ni nigun Hello. Aqui se me habla Español! 😅 Thanks for sharing! A la chingada con toda esa gente! 🤣
4 /5 years in cancun and ive gotten yelled at or some one was mean to me one time.. yup u guessed it another foriegner.. a old white lady from i would guess usa or canada tell me and 3 other groups pf people we couldnt sit on the beach infront of her condo.. she was going to get the cops(she couldnt even speak spanish) u cant own the beach here.. it mad me so angry .... mexicans are so nice to me.. im like uncle rukus off boon docks kinda dislike my own people.. and to me a expat is the ones like u said that make 3 or 4 thousand dollars a month... i live off of like idk 10000 pesos a month and im happy and ok .. i dont have alot but i diff have enough
Thanks for sharing!
The chevron doesn't know that the mexicano threads are on the inside of the americano threaded bottle nozzle. Let me be the one to tell you that I would have been nice if they didn't walk up to me and instead of help me the start yelling "No mexicano only americano" " No mexicano only americano" when I am smart enough to know that the mexicano threads are on the inside of the americano nozzle. Something that everyone working at the chevron couldn't understand. They probably turn away business night after night based on the facts that they clearly don't know.
ok! thanks for sharing
I love Mexican Coffee! Why is it so much better than American coffee, does anyone know? Isn't most American coffee from Colombia? so in effect by Mexican coffee being better, what we are actually saying is Mexican coffee is better than Colombian coffee?
Mexican Coffee comes from Mexico. Also the way they roast it is another major reason why the different taste. I think the reason you don't really see Mexican Coffee outside of Mexico is because it is much better quality and even more artisanal in some cases and most Americans want the most affordable option which tends to be Columbian. But I wouldn't quote me on that 😅
@@JoseArteagaTravels It is true, Americans seem to care less about quality and flavor than many other places, kind of strange, but is what it is.
By the way, it's ColOmbia Jose, I'm surprised as a Spanish speaker you didn't know that!
I've been going to Starbucks here in Mexico to use the wifi and their regular coffe, which I think it's called chiapas, just regular, not a latte, tastes much better than in California. I do observe, however, that the baristas really take their time making a drink. I admit that americanized as I've been I've thought they're slow, but it's better quality overall. In the states of course costumers would be getting really piseed over the waiting time. Seen it many times
@@sergiopacheco2939 Of course, in the states it's all about got to have it now, now , NOW, everyone is on the run, no time to stop and smell the flowers. Different world up there, and it's not healthy.
@@hoppeanofasgard1365 Just because I speak Spanish doesn't mean I know how to spell correctly
Hate the word 'Expat'. I'm immigrating to my new country.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
...and you will be an expatriot, it's just a word, no need to get butt-hurt.
I only eat beef, I suppose I have to choose a region in Mexico where beef is more prevalent (100% carnivore, no pasta, no bread, no veggies)
Beef is readily availble all over Mexico. I can get myself a nice Rib Eye, T-bone, or New York steak for about 7 USD a pound and I live the furthest away from all the Mexican Cattle ranches in the North of Mexico. I'm sure you can get the same meat even fresher and more affordable in the Northern States of Mexico
Gringo prices.. like tourist prices.. sometimes not because your white but because u are simply in a tourist area.. like u pay more for shit in the usa if your in a theme park.. same thing .. here in cancun. .once you are away from tourist .. i live in regular reg.. noone ever gives me wrong price.
That's right! People just refuse to understand that simple fact. Thanks for sharing!
Mexicans r the best mechanics in Texas.
Thanks for sharing!
I'm not a jerk, but ... I'm not an expat 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome! So what are you? 😅
There’s no place for Karen in Mexico
That's right they usually end up running back home with their tail between their legs. Thanks for sharing!
Yep, Mexicans just want to live free and not be told what to do by disrespectful women.
Not at all, Mexicans wouldn't stand for women griping at them all the time for things they just see as natural freedom.
@@JoseArteagaTravels thank YOU Jose!!!
@@MaryGwenDungan I’m not American so I’m not sure what you mean. Once you leave your country you’ll see most people don’t care about American politics, their own country’s (or the country they live in) is much more important.
Expats have other country problems Jose...!
Facts! No matter what part of the world the Expat group is in they are always the most common problem. Thanks for sharing!
@@JoseArteagaTravelsOh we have a few clownpats like you in SEA. Mostly Americans, and luckily they stick to the worst country in the region (the Philippines). Worried about some expats (who are very much the minority) when you certainly have locals where you are who can be "jerks", you know the type who decapitates people and skins people alive. That's the type of jerk I would be worried about if I was you. How much of your identity runs on you being a foreigner in another country? I bet if I go through your video history it's all issues pertaining to being a foreigner/expat. Lame if so. If it's not then apologies in advance.