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  1. On 2/22/2020 at 8:32 PM, cedros said:

    "A lot of pedestrians on the bike path!?"  You must be seeing in quadruplicate or more. West of Ajijic you see many more cyclists using the carretera rather than the bike path-usage of the bike path is rare there. ea93105 you have a lot to learn about Mexico. So naive but you will probably get some sense. Bicycling and Mexico only go together in some of the larger cities like Guadalajara.

    Cedros, you might want to get out a little more. Ajijic has many bicyclists, both recreational and as a mode of transportation. 

     

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  2. On 11/30/2019 at 4:14 PM, barcelonaman said:

    I have lived in numerous countries in my time and never encountered this ridiculous problem anywhere.

    There were no American expats in these places.

    I also have lived in numerous countries, some that I could not have afforded without a corporate package that covered the rent, car, and a cost of living adjustment. I adjusted to the local norms. In some countries there was no tipping—it was considered an insult. In others there was a yearly ‘tip’ in the form of a significant financial gift. In others, the wedding guest needed to contact the venue to ensure that the wedding gift, always money, covered at least the cost of your part of the party. 

  3. On 8/10/2019 at 12:51 PM, happyjillin said:

    This is only a fraction of what the real deal dim sum looks like and a lot of it is prepared by steaming. An Edmonton Alberta dim sum.

    dim sum edmonton.jpg

    Betty does a good job with her dim sum meals, but it is not the same I lived in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Sydney and I want carts, and hundreds of diners around me.

     

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  4. 22 hours ago, El Cartero said:

    Mischeif you wrote: 

    “.  If we were "well off" we wouldn't be looking to live there! . 

    Angus said the probable truth - you can't embrace the culture, you will be toast and headed north quickly. 
     
    If the sole purpose to move here is to live cheaply I agree, chances of living happily here is not a likely probability.    So come down and if you can’t adapt to the lifestyle consider another country   
     
     
     

    Or consider another part of the US. In the meantime, contact your closest consulate to see what the current financial requirements are. I read recently that Mexico is looking at taxing online workers. Talk with your financial advisor about whether you would be liable for double taxation. 

     

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