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I did and I alerted Dr. Leon as well who immediately called the hospital. They had already received the email I sent to the director of radiology. There were no cameras in the dressing room, for obvious reasons, so it really was my word against his and without any evidence it would be wrong to fire him based on someone else's word (and I agree). It reminds me of that Seinfeld episode where George's dad thinks someone has stolen his wallet when he actually left it at home. That said, I will avoid Hospital San Antonio for this and other reasons...mainly their gringo pricing. It pays to shop around, which can be difficult if you are in pain. I had a piece of skin cancer removed here a couple of months ago. Dermika wanted WAY too much (something like 25,000p, a doctor in Guad wanted 11,000p and luckily a friend suggested Dr. Rayas in Chapala. Not only was he an excellent surgeon and was able to do the procedure in about 20 minutes, the cost was less than 5000p including medicine. I have considered starting a website or writing an app that does comparison shopping like GoodRX does in the USA but that is a lot of work and my health issues are infrequent. Long story short, take precautions to guard your belongings and definitely shop around. Best of luck to everyone.

I too have had problems with Hospital San Antonio. I recently had an MRI done there. The machine was having problems so there was going to be a wait while they fixed the problem and rebooted the software. I needed to go to the restroom, so I went to go find the younger of the two male technicians who was assisting me. I found him in the room with the locker where the patients keep their belongings. I heard him slam the locker shut just before I came around the corner to ask him where the bathroom was. I had just come from the bank as I was planning to pay with cash (I ended up paying with a credit card) so I know exactly how much I had in my wallet. I checked my wallet in the parking lot as I was leaving. The technician took approximately 2000 pesos from my wallet. If I was not is such extreme pain, I would have confronted him and I would have called the police. I am disappointed that someone would take advantage of sick or injured people when they are at their worst. This gives Hospital San Antonio a bad reputation. IF you choose to go there, have someone hold your personal items rather than using their locker. OR if you do not have someone, leave all but your credit card in the car or at home.

I flew back to TX to pick up my van many weeks ago and stopped in a small town pharmacy that was advertising the shots. I told them I was just passing through and asked if any shots were available. She said they had cancellations every day. She called the next morning and I got my first Moderna shot. Thanks anti-vaxxers! BTW, they did not ask for any identification so I would think Canadians and other foreigners would be able to get it. Not sure if it matters but on the form they gave me, I used the address of the repair shop my van was at.

I think you could a decent idea of what it is like from the dozens of videos on youtube. Then take a trip and rent for a while to see if you like it.

I went their once last year and heard the racism first hand. Notice I said "once".

Hi Dawn, The local hiking club is shut down due to the Covid crisis. In addition, I have heard (perhaps someone more in the know can correct me), that the indigenous people have said something to the effect of "please stop hiking on our land".

Things must've changed since I was there last. I even took a picture of the "tira la basura por la ventana" sign in one of the buses. Clean bus, highways littered. My tica wife didn't think twice about throwing wrappers and other trash on the ground.

If you take the Mascota route there is a small place that serves some of the best food I have ever had. It is called "Comida Casera" Loncheria and is on the outskirts of Mascota across from the Pemex. No ingles spoken.

This is common manners for most everything, whether you are tossing money on the counter to pay for something or tossing food instead of placing it in their hands. In the case of food, it would be perceived as if you were feeding a stray dog. Lots of good videos on Mexican manners out there as well as a class at LCS.

I have had their sartén (pan) pizza here in Ajijic and I thought it was as good or better than anyplace else I have tried.

Questions 2 & 3 are well answered. Re question 1: La Bodega and El Patio in Chapala both have open mics where you will meet musicians at all levels; from basic to pro (I would say most are on the basic side) And they mostly play older blues/rock (danceable music) and some country, right up your alley. My tastes, also after 50 years of playing, tend to go more mellow and there is an open mic at Buenos Ayres in Chapala on Fridays, geared to singer/songwriters. There is also a ukelele meetup. You shouldn't have any problems meeting other musicians. Guadalajara doesn't have that great of a selection and prices can be quite high, especially when it comes to electronics. It's best to bring your own pedals. I searched in vain to buy a cheap, reasonably good guitar (like an Epiphone D100) because I didn't want to travel with any of my good guitars. Never found one and the POS I bought (a Campero), the tuners didn't work and I had to replace them.

A friend of mine and his wife recently took the bus from mid Texas to Guadalajara and said it was great. Nice bus with reclining seats, TVs in seat backs, cheap! and best of all, not very many people on bus. He said they had their pick of many seats and everyone spread out so they each had two seats to themselves to help get sleep on a long ride. Bus makes stops for food, bathroom on board. If you have too much stuff to fly reasonably, you really can't beat the bus. Drivings a hassle. That said, if the bus is crowded I hate it.

My chicken looked just like the picture posted. It definitely had more breading and spices than I like. It seemed to be a bit expensive considering the price of grilled chicken around here. Hopefully the burgers are better.

I'm just gonna leave this here.