First night in Mexico
Its morning now, after the first night in Mexico.
The people here are really friendly. This hostel is really nice.
After I met up with Naz last night we went downstairs to rejoin the session that Naz was already in. I introduce myself to everyone and I manage to remember everyone’s name! Not bad after pretty much 24 hours of travelling!
One particular person to note is a Frenchman called Damien. He’s a veteran traveller, has 7 years experience travelling! He speaks French, Spanish and English. He is quite a character. Typically French if I dare say that, and very outgoing. Extraordinarily knowledgeable guy. He took me n Naz out together to get some food from a “food court” area nearby. So many choices! Everything is in Spanish but Damien is on hand to translate and explain the dishes.
First thing I ate was a straight up pork burrito muthafucker. The food I enjoy the most back home I had to eat from the original source. 40 pesos which is £2 for a 12″ tortilla burrito. It was, a little, underwhelming to be honest. It was very tasty, don’t get me wrong. But I wanted more meat! Mucho carne poor favor!
I can’t complaint for £2 but I am thinking, I may have to buy £5 worth of food to fill my stomach. Its not the value, its the quantity it buys me.
After we eat we go to the local store to buy beer. Apparently there is a recycle scheme where if you bring a bottle back when you buy beer, you get a discount. We bought beer by the litres. Each bottle was 1.5 litres. Not one each, but we buy to share.
Now read carefully as I’ll only write this once:
A Kettle Chips sized bag of crisps cost MORE than a 1.5 litre bottle of beer!
Big bag of crisps, 35 pesos.
1.5 litre of corona, 29 pesos.
We have a few drinks but I get too tired so I need to retire from jetlag


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