There's some nice women. Hit or miss. I wouldn't say "swarming". I saw some 9's and an occasional 10. A lot of them dress nice, too.
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There's some nice women. Hit or miss. I wouldn't say "swarming". I saw some 9's and an occasional 10. A lot of them dress nice, too.
Tanahashi Coates
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Did you go by the Frida museum? They had a decent art market with street vendors for a mile stretch when I went
BlackAchilles
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Did you struggle with the altitude?
How was the food?
Did you see any harrowing scenes of poverty that had you like
How was the food?
Did you see any harrowing scenes of poverty that had you like
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The fukk is up with your outbursts
How long were you there?
Do police carry rifles/submachine guns?
Do you see army presence?
Is the city dirty? Rats, trash on the street?
Did you see a lot of homeless/beggars?
Traffic? Is it easy to get around? Are the people friendly? do they talk to you or just try to sell you shyt?
Did you see any vice? Red light district? Did anyone try to sell you party accessories?
-I was there for four days four nights.
-The police in all of the Mexican cities I've been to carry long arms. It's usually the federal police that are strapped like that, though. Some .50 caps mounted on the back of pickups trucks too.
-Didn't see any military. I see them in the border towns right when you cross.
-It's dirty in some parts. Smells like piss and shyt some places. The nicer parts (Polanco and Roma) are less dirty. No graffiti in those areas neither.
-Really easy to get around with Uber and the Metro is easy after you get used to it.
-Most people are too busy or on the move to smile and nod. You won't see that. Black people didn't even speak to me when I walked past them. When you do converse with people (locals/Chilangos), they are usually friendly and cordial. Some people might approach you and ask you where you're from because they're curious. They did to me several times.
-People try to see you shyt all day at the tourist spots (Pyramids, Anthropology Museum, Chapultepec Park)
-Saw a lot of homeless and drug addicts in certain areas. Not in the ritzy spots, though. The police don't play that.
-I didn't even want to go to the really bad boroughs (there are 16) and areas. Didn't even want to risk it.
YamakaSmacker
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Left Mexico City and went through puebla. The people blocked the road for 3 hours because they didn't have running water, or so I was told. This was years back.
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Did you struggle with the altitude?
How was the food?
Did you see any harrowing scenes of poverty that had you like
-I barely noticed the altitude, but it is the highest capital city in the world. It was a little chilly at night, though.
-Food was great. So many variations and types of Mexican. Street food to fancy places (Pujol). I didn't get to go to Pujol, though. Gotta have a reservation.
-We rode past some mountains where there were literally thousands of these cardboard looking houses. I forgot the bourough (it's a northeast suburb, I think). I asked the Uber driver if it was sketchy over that way and he was like
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
OP could you see Mexico City with an NFL or NBA Team. From your limited time there, what you think.
They've discussed the idea for over a decade and they do exhibition and pre-season games diwn there.
They've discussed the idea for over a decade and they do exhibition and pre-season games diwn there.
Isn't that one of the most dangerous cities in the world
It was a few years back, but if you're not off into some foolery, you shouldn't have anything to worry about.
Yeah. They definitely have the population and the arenas for it. They have the money, too. Only thing is it being a foreign city and the distance from the US. I know that they’ve had a few NFL games down there recently.
Technically that would be Miami, but
for getting out there and yes DF is an incredible city 