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03-26-23 17:05 #23105
Posts: 444Living in Mexico
I do not think living in Tijuana is as bad as some think. I do not like commuting so not for me.
Roads = California roads are pretty horrible right now and we pay crazy taxes specifically for road upkeep.
Safety = Mexico is not as safe but anyone not yet aware that California is on a hard path down in terms of public safety in not aware of current events. One of the reasons people leaving California is because of safety issues.
Cost of living = not even a comparison. Mexico wins in a landslide. Specially if you have the ability to go back into the USA to buy the things that are more costly in Mexico.
Fun = not sure what people want to call some of these insane radical culture changes happening in the USA but they definitely making things less fun. I get "woke" may not be what the word was originally intended for and maybe the meaning has been shifted to fit political goals but I think everyone knows what I am talking about when I say woke actions in USA want me to take my money and resources to another country. This comes from a life long Left voter.
Little sorry to bring politics into this but the out of control political polarization that seems to have infected the USA (and CDMX on some levels according to my friends there) is really bringing the world down imo. Yes I will take my resources elsewhere to avoid that no fun crap. TBH a lot of is it just "rich people problems" because when I go to places that have less money these woke problems seem to go away. Maybe if people were dealing with real life and death problems they would see the insane nonsense in some of the things they stirring up crap about.
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03-26-23 16:52 #23104
Posts: 1458Originally Posted by KBToys [View Original Post]
I don't think they can start building a below ground one. Thats probably more expensive. But a trolley that goes from the border to revolution and maybe a transfer to shoot south 10 miles at revolution, and one that goes to Playas from revolution. And at the border have another teaser that shoots maybe like a upside down you, that goes into the neighborhoods where everyone's living and back tobotay border crossing. The congestion is Tijuana in my opinion is the worst I've seen. Ifbin LOS angelles I'm always staying close to the coast so I can't speak to dealer into LA but Tijuana is much worse than Venice Santa Monica.
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03-26-23 16:46 #23103
Posts: 444Good advice. I am always upfront and honest with the government and law enforcement. IMO their job is hard enough without people making it more of a problem.
To anyone else who gets the interview it may be better just to go to Arizona. Can easily get those appointments in a month or two. Otay wait is currently 2024.
Originally Posted by Sol12 [View Original Post]
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03-26-23 05:11 #23102
Posts: 264Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
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03-26-23 05:07 #23101
Posts: 264Originally Posted by Sol12 [View Original Post]
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03-24-23 13:16 #23100
Posts: 3851Originally Posted by Sol12 [View Original Post]
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03-23-23 19:54 #23099
Posts: 1065Different
Living in Tijuana is much easier and nicer than you would think. In my years living there I never meet people that were depressed by living in Tijuana. Like most cities those living there are very proud and even with its negatives most in Tijuana come from other parts of Mexico for work. Being a border city it's definitely not full of normal Mexican culture as you find in some other parts but everyone is very warm especially if you make the effort to speak the language.
The city is getting more foreign investment and you can see the money being injected but the traffic is a mess and unfortunately Mexico doesn't have the money to spend or print like the US to make large investments to build more highways.
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03-23-23 19:44 #23098
Posts: 1065Finally
Originally Posted by Hadez [View Original Post]
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03-21-23 17:46 #23097
Posts: 1458Originally Posted by AmericanPi [View Original Post]
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03-21-23 13:46 #23096
Posts: 444After more than 18 months I have gotten the interview. I am working through that process. A less resourceful person than me could wait a year for the interview.
Originally Posted by Sol12 [View Original Post]
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03-21-23 13:43 #23095
Posts: 444Tijuana is an ok place to have fun. Same with Rosarito and even Ensenada. I fly the lower cost girls from all over Mexico into Tijuana and we have lots of fun going to places to eat. Bars and various sight seeing. They are still high quality girls. It is just well known the closer the girl is to Tijuana/San Diego the more she will ask for.
Now I get how someone who has been to other cities in Mexico thinks Tijuana is bad. Even Mexicans I know think Tijuana is not as good as the other cities I been too. Besides some of the obvious beach cities I really like CDMX. Yea no amazing beaches but fantastic sight seeing, great food and so far I have met my favorite locas from CDMX. Some I met there and some I met in the Zona from there.
Originally Posted by Jackie888 [View Original Post]
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03-21-23 04:50 #23094
Posts: 1065Oops
Originally Posted by Robreefer [View Original Post]
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03-21-23 04:34 #23093
Posts: 1065Google maps
Originally Posted by Robreefer [View Original Post]
When you come out of La Mansion you can only go right, so go right and stay until the first off ramp which is right where the Holiday Inn is. Once you get on that off ramp it takes you to Ave. De LOS Héroes, this is one of the main streets in Tijuana. You can take this all the way to the border. You will go thru 3 "Glorietas" aka traffic circles but just stay in the middle so you go straight. You will pass El Camino Real hotel at the second one and Plaza Rio at the third one. Now the only problem with this route is that the border line is usually the longest since it's for those that don't have Ready Lane and usually moves slower.
Your second option is to do the same as the first but at the first traffic circle go to the right and take the bridge over the river. Now stay in the right lane so yo can take the first right off ramp once over the river. This will put you onto the areápida that will take you to the border and the Ready Lanes.
If you look on google maps before your trip to get familiar with things and maybe make a test drive if you have time before you go to the motel. Tijuana is pretty easy to get around once you figure out some of the basic streets. Mostly it's East to West and the biggest obstacle is to realize that most businesses are on one side of the river but to get back to the border you have to get to the other side.
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03-21-23 02:44 #23092
Posts: 32Originally Posted by Dogers69 [View Original Post]
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03-20-23 20:33 #23091
Posts: 1458Originally Posted by Robreefer [View Original Post]