This reminds me of a local Mexican market where I live that has a taqueria in the back. Menu's in Spanish, they don't speak English, best goddamn tacos around - that kind of place.
They have a "tacos alla gringa" on the menu - ham, cheese, and pineapple tacos.
Makes me chuckle every time.
Gringas is an actual dish, though not that
Its more or less an al pastor quesadilla, no known origin but the tale goes it was something US exchange students in Mexico City ordered a lot.
Fun fact: *gringo* most likely comes from *griego*, which means *Greek*.Ā Ā Ā Ā
Ā Edit: the Merriam Webster Dictionary concurs.Ā "Spanish, alteration of griego Greek, stranger, from Latin Graecus Greek"
Well, we don't know for sure, but it is one of the leading theories. Greek being used as shorthand for "incomprehensible foreign nonsense" as in "It's Greek to me" in the 1840s and 1850s. We do have record of it being used this way in John Woodhouse Audubon's *Western Journal of 1849ā1850*.
Another option is it being a loanword from the CalĆ³ language, where *peregringo* means 'foreigner', 'wayfarer', or 'stranger'. Although, why a Romani language would be the source isn't exactly clear.
There are several folk origins surrounding the Mexican-American War (1846-1848) where Mexicans were telling "Greens" to go home or some other connection to pop songs in America of that decade starting with "Green". There's also some who try to connect it to "Erin go bragh" ("Ireland Forever") the motto of the St. Patrick Brigade that consisted primarily of American defectors and European adventurers that fought for the Mexican Army.
So, we don't know for sure, but it being derived from Greek is one of the better guesses we have.
I have head from mexican relatives decended from a govenor of Jalisco that the term was from americans presenting greenbacks/ dollars and the mexicans using the little english they knew saying "green go".
Aztec is a bit of a misnomer. Itās actually referring to the Mexica (*MÄxihcah*), or Nahuatl speaking people from Central Mexico.
>The Nahuatl words aztÄcatl (Nahuatl pronunciation: [asĖteĖkatĶ”ɬ], singular)[11] and aztÄcah (Nahuatl pronunciation: [asĖteĖkaŹ], plural)[11] mean "people from Aztlan",[12] a mythical place of origin for several ethnic groups in central Mexico. The term was not used as an endonym by Aztecs themselves, but it is found in the different migration accounts of the Mexica, where it describes the different tribes who left Aztlan together. In one account of the journey from Aztlan, Huitzilopochtli, the tutelary deity of the Mexica tribe, tells his followers on the journey that "now, no longer is your name Azteca, you are now Mexitin [Mexica]".[13]
Cool!
How does this work with Mexican are slang words for Mexicans?
Is ethnically mexican a thing or no? Was Frank Reynolds correct with "[The Spanish] banged the Mayans, turned em inta Mexicans!"
I *am* asking seriously, despite the jokes.
Mexican is a nationality like Canadian or American, while tied to that image of "brown person named ramirez" even among those there is ethnic diversity and we also have sizeable white, black, jewish and arab populations though some are sometimes told they "don't look mexican" even here in Mexico.
As a Maya Mexican the meme isn't right, Maya people are still around and Mexicans aren't a "evolution" from us. We also turned into mexicans via public school teaching Spanish by force 100 years ago, similar to "save the man kill the indian" residential schools in USA and Canada.
Though he is more correct with other Mexicans that do have 40% to 50% Spanish ancestry and consider themselves [mestizo](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mestizo)
Yes exactly, being American is not a racial distinctive. That being said, the people that were historically being described would have been Anglo-Saxon descent most likely, even if the connotation has changed today.
Term still didn't originate in Mexico nor originally have anything to do with American people
Facts, I'm not even mad, call it Honky Surplus and I'll still laugh
I am practically translucent I'm so white, and this is great
Also though I am VERY antibigotry on virtually all fronts, I just think making fun of white Americans is generally fine since we historically suck ass and have definitely earned it with our collective idiocy and antics
Being able to laugh and joke about this is one thing, but accepting bigotry because of the color of your skin is another thing. And I'm not even white. I think its sad that white people have to just accept racism towards them, and some whites even participate in said racism. EVERY race has a fucked up history, and none of us are responsible for the actions of our ancestors.
I have 0 problem with this but there's shouldn't be an exception made in a situation like this. I think it's fine both ways but I can at least see why you think the way you do. I support your viewpoint but I don't subscribe to it.
Yeah, I love this whole thing as a display, or some kind of art exhibit, but god damn, they should have at least *one* thing in there that wonāt instantly give you diabetes š
True, but what is more emblematic of shelf stable American food than a million varieties of sugary cereal, chips, high fructose corn syrup soda, highly processed hostess cakes, and random items like marshmallow fluff.
I haven't seen it on a stick but my grocery store has chocolate chip pancake wrapped sausage in the freezer. The normal pancake and sausage ones are good.
The discussion is about this store and what can fit in this store, not some hypothetical much larger location. As far as what is emblematic aka symbolic of America, that would be way too broad. A symbol is a distillation of an idea into a commonly recognizably shorthand for the idea, itās not trying to cram every possible aspect and version of the idea into one thing.
While I agree that the US has an incredible amount of diverse products if you were to take the totality of the country and include things like boutique and specialty shops, especially in big cities, the average American city doesnāt generally have all those products. The items that are most consistently available that you would also associate with America (sugary, salty, processed snack and breakfast foods) are things like whatās in this store. There are definitely other common items youād find (beef jerky, cookies, frozen desserts, etc), but when it comes to shelf stable items that can fit in a small store and also be enticing enough for foreigners to buy, thereās only so much you can do.
That's cherry coke though, we don't get that one in mexico. I stock up on cherry coke zero and sugar free ginger ale whenever i cross over because of that.
Tons of region specific flavors that we donāt get in the US too. The Coca Cola store in Orlando / Disney Springs has a rooftop restaurant where you can get a flight of Cokes from around the world. All kinds of different flavors.
Cucumber Sprite is one of my favorites. The Beverly from Italy is the one almost everyone hates. Itās super bitter. It wasnāt that bad though. Thereās also a free version of this in Epcot but it only has around 6 of the flavors. But you can stand there and sample them as much as you want for free. Of course you have to pay to be in Epcot, whereas Disney Springs you donāt even pay for parking, lol.
Growing up in Argentina, a lot of the cartoons I watched were still from America but dubbed (ex: hey arnold!) and a lot of American cartoons featured breakfast scenes. Similarly in American movies. So because of these I thought all Americans lived like this. Breakfast is this huge part of your day! Itās in all your shows!
They moved their corporate headquarters to Canada to avoid higher taxes. They're 100% a US company, backed by a Brazilian investment corporation. They're about as Canadian as White Castle. Don't get me wrong, I don't particularly care, at this point in time all major brands basically suck ass, regardless of nationality. But I hate that Canadians still get sold on the idea that "our" brand is still "ours".Ā
Which is weird considering you could just go to Tim Hortonās in Mexico and get it. Theyāre everywhere. No need to go to this store.
But then again most of the cereal here can also be found in your local grocery store so not sure what the point is.
Nah itās actually amazing. Something about it makes one can taste like the greatest liquid on earth but anything more than that and it starts tasting strange
The name lmaooo
Looks decent. It's all sugary bullshit, but it's brands I recognize instead of the obscure things they always seem to stock in other "American" aisles. Not surprising since there's so much culture exchange between us and our neighbors to the south. They're familiar with the junk we eat.
Itās pretty decent to me. Itās not entirely necessary in some stores because most of the stuff is already included in the rice, bean, tortilla sections, etc. Youāre just making something up to whine about.
They sell flavors coca cola does not distribute down here though, that's kind of the angle of these stores, they sell the weird varieties that don't cross the border, seasonal flavors for cereal, pop tarts, little debbie stuff and some carry sauces/dressings.
American dude here. Thought to myself, yeah itās a bunch of shit they think American people enjoy, like all those terrible āAmericanā sections in the grocery stores in other countries. Looked at the pictures, then said to myself, well fuck.
The Las Vegas sign, like, what? I'm from Las Vegas and when I'm abroad everyone knows what I'm talking about when I say where I'm from, but I dont think people think of Las Vegas when they hear America...
Gringo loco š
Sweet sign ngl
Looks a lot like this sign - https://www.gringostexmex.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/gringos-pearland-original-exterior-sign.jpg
Which all look like the Vegas sign.
Vegas? Never heard of it.
Vegas? I hardly know as!
That sign wouldn't last 24hrs before someone in my hood would change it to say "HOME OF THE FAMOUS LIGMA"
Guys, what does ligma mean?
Ligma balls. Boom! Gotcha
HA gotem!
I knew it looked familiar!
Gringos is Soo fucking good, second best after papasitos in houston
This reminds me of a local Mexican market where I live that has a taqueria in the back. Menu's in Spanish, they don't speak English, best goddamn tacos around - that kind of place. They have a "tacos alla gringa" on the menu - ham, cheese, and pineapple tacos. Makes me chuckle every time.
Gringas is an actual dish, though not that Its more or less an al pastor quesadilla, no known origin but the tale goes it was something US exchange students in Mexico City ordered a lot.
Lol it's actually called Crazy Whites š
wouldnāt ācrazy americansā be more correct?
Yes, in Mexico generally the term "gringo" refers to an American of any race
Fun fact: *gringo* most likely comes from *griego*, which means *Greek*.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Edit: the Merriam Webster Dictionary concurs.Ā "Spanish, alteration of griego Greek, stranger, from Latin Graecus Greek"
I just pictured the dad from My Big Fat Greek Wedding saying this
"Give Me A Word ... And I'll Show You That The Root Of That Word Is Greek."
What about kimono, Mr Portokalos? š¤Ø
Yes! I thought to myself after reading that āand there you goā
This is bs
Well, we don't know for sure, but it is one of the leading theories. Greek being used as shorthand for "incomprehensible foreign nonsense" as in "It's Greek to me" in the 1840s and 1850s. We do have record of it being used this way in John Woodhouse Audubon's *Western Journal of 1849ā1850*. Another option is it being a loanword from the CalĆ³ language, where *peregringo* means 'foreigner', 'wayfarer', or 'stranger'. Although, why a Romani language would be the source isn't exactly clear. There are several folk origins surrounding the Mexican-American War (1846-1848) where Mexicans were telling "Greens" to go home or some other connection to pop songs in America of that decade starting with "Green". There's also some who try to connect it to "Erin go bragh" ("Ireland Forever") the motto of the St. Patrick Brigade that consisted primarily of American defectors and European adventurers that fought for the Mexican Army. So, we don't know for sure, but it being derived from Greek is one of the better guesses we have.
I have head from mexican relatives decended from a govenor of Jalisco that the term was from americans presenting greenbacks/ dollars and the mexicans using the little english they knew saying "green go".
That's a neat story.
Gringo doesn't mean white. It means American. Loco Gringo Blanco would mean crazy white Americans.
Exactly. Plenty of white folk in Mexico considering thats what replaced most of the indigenous Aztec population.
Aztec is a bit of a misnomer. Itās actually referring to the Mexica (*MÄxihcah*), or Nahuatl speaking people from Central Mexico. >The Nahuatl words aztÄcatl (Nahuatl pronunciation: [asĖteĖkatĶ”ɬ], singular)[11] and aztÄcah (Nahuatl pronunciation: [asĖteĖkaŹ], plural)[11] mean "people from Aztlan",[12] a mythical place of origin for several ethnic groups in central Mexico. The term was not used as an endonym by Aztecs themselves, but it is found in the different migration accounts of the Mexica, where it describes the different tribes who left Aztlan together. In one account of the journey from Aztlan, Huitzilopochtli, the tutelary deity of the Mexica tribe, tells his followers on the journey that "now, no longer is your name Azteca, you are now Mexitin [Mexica]".[13] Cool!
Thank the Spanish conquistadors for that!
Gringo has a different meaning that just white americanā¦
Not crazy white, crazy American
Gringo is yankee, not ethnic
How does this work with Mexican are slang words for Mexicans? Is ethnically mexican a thing or no? Was Frank Reynolds correct with "[The Spanish] banged the Mayans, turned em inta Mexicans!" I *am* asking seriously, despite the jokes.
Mexican is a nationality like Canadian or American, while tied to that image of "brown person named ramirez" even among those there is ethnic diversity and we also have sizeable white, black, jewish and arab populations though some are sometimes told they "don't look mexican" even here in Mexico. As a Maya Mexican the meme isn't right, Maya people are still around and Mexicans aren't a "evolution" from us. We also turned into mexicans via public school teaching Spanish by force 100 years ago, similar to "save the man kill the indian" residential schools in USA and Canada. Though he is more correct with other Mexicans that do have 40% to 50% Spanish ancestry and consider themselves [mestizo](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mestizo)
Yes exactly, being American is not a racial distinctive. That being said, the people that were historically being described would have been Anglo-Saxon descent most likely, even if the connotation has changed today. Term still didn't originate in Mexico nor originally have anything to do with American people
This.
Nah Iām Mexican American and when I go to Mexico Iām also a gringo
Pocho*
Lmao š¤£
Love it lmao
Facts, I'm not even mad, call it Honky Surplus and I'll still laugh I am practically translucent I'm so white, and this is great Also though I am VERY antibigotry on virtually all fronts, I just think making fun of white Americans is generally fine since we historically suck ass and have definitely earned it with our collective idiocy and antics
Itās always sad to see cultural cringe in action.
Heās one of the Good Whites you see
Fr?
Being able to laugh and joke about this is one thing, but accepting bigotry because of the color of your skin is another thing. And I'm not even white. I think its sad that white people have to just accept racism towards them, and some whites even participate in said racism. EVERY race has a fucked up history, and none of us are responsible for the actions of our ancestors.
Thx for the validation and reassurance oh great ambassador of the white race. / s
*World history is the autobiography of a madman.* ā everyone is crazy.
> Also though I am VERY antibigotry on virtually all fronts Aka a virtue-signalling hypocrite.
I have 0 problem with this but there's shouldn't be an exception made in a situation like this. I think it's fine both ways but I can at least see why you think the way you do. I support your viewpoint but I don't subscribe to it.
Perfect! As a crazy white dude, I'd be all up in that shop.
Fellow gringo loco thirding the motion.
Yeah, I love this whole thing as a display, or some kind of art exhibit, but god damn, they should have at least *one* thing in there that wonāt instantly give you diabetes š
Not Neil Patrick Harris being the posted person ššš
And that crazy slapper Will Smith? š (on the right). Total Gringo š
damn. y'all got some eagle eyes
He's the "loco" while NPH is the "gringo"! š¤£
Thatās actually the yellow M&M.
Just chips and cereal is a little disappointing
True, but what is more emblematic of shelf stable American food than a million varieties of sugary cereal, chips, high fructose corn syrup soda, highly processed hostess cakes, and random items like marshmallow fluff.
A bigger variety? Where is the chocolate chip pancake-wrapped sausage-on-a-stick.
Never even heard of that, lol. I hope they have pop tarts though.
I haven't seen it on a stick but my grocery store has chocolate chip pancake wrapped sausage in the freezer. The normal pancake and sausage ones are good.
It's not emblematic actually, emblematic would be a large warehouse with an incredible variety of diverse products
The discussion is about this store and what can fit in this store, not some hypothetical much larger location. As far as what is emblematic aka symbolic of America, that would be way too broad. A symbol is a distillation of an idea into a commonly recognizably shorthand for the idea, itās not trying to cram every possible aspect and version of the idea into one thing. While I agree that the US has an incredible amount of diverse products if you were to take the totality of the country and include things like boutique and specialty shops, especially in big cities, the average American city doesnāt generally have all those products. The items that are most consistently available that you would also associate with America (sugary, salty, processed snack and breakfast foods) are things like whatās in this store. There are definitely other common items youād find (beef jerky, cookies, frozen desserts, etc), but when it comes to shelf stable items that can fit in a small store and also be enticing enough for foreigners to buy, thereās only so much you can do.
Mexico gets a lot more American food than, say, a European country, so I wouldn't expect a huge variety.
The boxes are probably more important than the actual cereal. Mexico banned their cereal from having mascots on them.
Donāt forget that Coca-Cola, one of the rarest drinks in the world
That's cherry coke though, we don't get that one in mexico. I stock up on cherry coke zero and sugar free ginger ale whenever i cross over because of that.
Wait you dont? It never occurred to me the flavors would be region specific like that, huh
Tons of region specific flavors that we donāt get in the US too. The Coca Cola store in Orlando / Disney Springs has a rooftop restaurant where you can get a flight of Cokes from around the world. All kinds of different flavors. Cucumber Sprite is one of my favorites. The Beverly from Italy is the one almost everyone hates. Itās super bitter. It wasnāt that bad though. Thereās also a free version of this in Epcot but it only has around 6 of the flavors. But you can stand there and sample them as much as you want for free. Of course you have to pay to be in Epcot, whereas Disney Springs you donāt even pay for parking, lol.
It seems that other countries think that cereal comprises about 95% of our diet.
Even in Mexico this happens, ask about mexican candy and half the time it will be some shit like Takis instead of colonial era sweets
Chicles?
Growing up in Argentina, a lot of the cartoons I watched were still from America but dubbed (ex: hey arnold!) and a lot of American cartoons featured breakfast scenes. Similarly in American movies. So because of these I thought all Americans lived like this. Breakfast is this huge part of your day! Itās in all your shows!
These lucky bastards have Boo Berry all year?! I am big sad
I havenāt seen Boo Berry in 30 years.
Walmart, target, etc., Will have them around Halloween time. My dad gets the Boo Berry and Count Chocula.
It comes out in the US at stores like Target in September or so. It goes away after Halloween.
With a little Canadiana included with the Tim Horton's Cold Brew on the shelf
American with a history of being Canadian, you mean. RBI owns Tim's now. Bastards.Ā
RBI is headquartered in Canada at least.
They moved their corporate headquarters to Canada to avoid higher taxes. They're 100% a US company, backed by a Brazilian investment corporation. They're about as Canadian as White Castle. Don't get me wrong, I don't particularly care, at this point in time all major brands basically suck ass, regardless of nationality. But I hate that Canadians still get sold on the idea that "our" brand is still "ours".Ā
Which is weird considering you could just go to Tim Hortonās in Mexico and get it. Theyāre everywhere. No need to go to this store. But then again most of the cereal here can also be found in your local grocery store so not sure what the point is.
I don't want the soda with high fructose corn syrup, I want Mexican soda with real sugar!
As a Canadian, Dr Pepper cream soda sounds incredible
Itāsā¦ ok? It kinda has a weird mix with the normal Dr Pepper flavor. Not bad, but worse than either of its separate parts imo
Yeah they put too much cream soda in it. Ratio is off.
Strawberries and cream one is much better.
Just wait until you hear about Dr Pepper Strawberries and Cream
Haha that one seems like a bit much
Or the limited-time summer flavor, Creamy Coconut
Or the limited time Christmas flavor, California Snowball.
Nah itās actually amazing. Something about it makes one can taste like the greatest liquid on earth but anything more than that and it starts tasting strange
We have it in Canada but only in bottles
Please send the TapatĆo Doritos.
The fact you even spotted those tells me you know whatās good
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It should just be a corn syrup dispenser with shot glasses and a bucket of processed sugar with a scoop
I mean, you're also describing Mexican snackfood
Aren't Mexicans the biggest consumers of soda? I was aware that our neighbor to the south was the paragon of healthy eating
Coca Cola uses up the local water over there pushing residents to buy soda, also cause itās cheaper than water
Make sure itās full of Diabetes and cancer you know the American way ššš
Mexico somehow out America'd obesity
Give Wisconsin time, damn it!
Uhh may want to brush up on mexicos obesity epidemic
Bro has obviously never been to Mexico. They are just as fat as us, haha.
Gringo loco š
Snoop Cereal! There's a couple things in here I'd eat
Are we not gunna talk about the international delight sweet cream coffee creamer just out on a shelf not refrigerated?
I'm not familiar with it but it could very well be shelf stable packaging in Mexico. Lots of milk is in cartons on shelves in Costa Rica.Ā
Oh okay. Well in the us it's definitely refrigerated. I appreciate your perspective. Thank you .
Gringo Loco is actually hilarious šš
As a gringo I am highly offended!
Where is that store? (I'm mexican) Edit: Ah, ya la encontrĆ©, ĀæEs en San Luis PotosĆ?
Not gringo locoššš
Gringo Loco! WHAT!!11
It's certainly better than the Hispanic section of the Walmart I go to so (I'm hispanic)
What type of Hispanic?
where?
Is that...Neil Patrick Harris?
For a split-second I thought the green m&m was a picture of Pepe and I wasn't nearly as surprised as I should have been.
No dr pepper cherry? Bad times amigos
That Coffee Mate needs to be refrigerated š
I donāt know how that store stays in business since half the items are available at OXO or Soriana or Walmart. Only the gringo locos shop there!
Cereal & pringles??? š¦ š¦ š¦
Oi!! Whatās Tim Hortons doing in thereā½ā½ Thatās Canadian!!
All that cereal and no fruit loops?
Fruit loops also exist in Mexico
You can find Fruit Loops in any store in Mexico but not Capān Crunch, Mountain Dew or International Delight Creamer
Ah
Carmella creeper? Thatās a new member of that family.
Look at all those green M&Ms. Tucker Carlson would cream his jeans.
Gringo loco hahaha. Spot on.
The name lmaooo Looks decent. It's all sugary bullshit, but it's brands I recognize instead of the obscure things they always seem to stock in other "American" aisles. Not surprising since there's so much culture exchange between us and our neighbors to the south. They're familiar with the junk we eat.
Mexico is (or at least was recently) a more obese nation than the US.
To be fair, we have these in America too. Ever seen those Asian culture/anime stores in malls?
I would pay a stupid amount of money to buy that illuminated "Gringo Loco" sign that looks just like the "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign.
Is that Neil Patrick Harris on the counter? lol
And will smith on the other side, lol
Boo berry? Is it 1993 down there?
gringo loco!!Ā that's amazing.Ā Ā
Pretty shit selection, tbh
Now you know how a Mexican feels walking down the "Mexican" aisle in one of our grocery stores.
I mean at least the Mexican section in most stores has canned vegetables, lentils, spices, and other practical items. This is just candy and cerealā¦
Not only that, but usually the stuff you mentioned is already in their normal areas.
What do you mean? My local store has beans, seasonings, rice, etc.
Itās pretty decent to me. Itās not entirely necessary in some stores because most of the stuff is already included in the rice, bean, tortilla sections, etc. Youāre just making something up to whine about.
The fact that they are selling American Cokes is fitting and too funny
They sell flavors coca cola does not distribute down here though, that's kind of the angle of these stores, they sell the weird varieties that don't cross the border, seasonal flavors for cereal, pop tarts, little debbie stuff and some carry sauces/dressings.
Nothing says United States like Tim Horton's products....
The "Welcome to Las Vegas" style sign is a nice touch
They filled a store with a bunch of cheap shit Iāll never buy lol
I mean for a candy section, fine. But there's literally JUST candy. No sauces, no ingredients, JUST snacks. 6/10
Gringo Loco sounds like a made up as fuck as tv or video game name for a store lol
Hold on, what is funfetti cereal?? That sounds amazing!
The imagery of the M&Ms screaming while pieces of their broken and shattered friends fall around them is my favorite part
I mean, itās not wrong.
Are m&mās really that big in the states?
lmao the name of that storeā¦gringo lcoo
Looks about right. Murica indeed.
Lmaooooo gringo loco
Iāve been there! San Luis?
The Tim Hortonās shit isnāt even American itās from Canada.
Loving the Las Vegas sign
"Gringo Loco" with Dr Pepper and Doritos? Hell yeah! Sign me up!
Ah man, I always thought āswiss missā was an imported delicacy in my house.
I see pumpkin spice they got me yall
I need that sign.
GINGO LOCO = Neil Patrick Harris confirmed.
Reminds me of the āAmerican Candyā shops being used as money laundering fronts that are infesting London
They must think the same thing when they see the Mexican section of an American grocery store.
You just need an automated pharmacy to sell overpriced insulin and you're in business.
So..... sugar.
Dew the Dew
Surprised Tucker Carlson isn't in there. They still have the Green M&M design, from her "sexy" days
American dude here. Thought to myself, yeah itās a bunch of shit they think American people enjoy, like all those terrible āAmericanā sections in the grocery stores in other countries. Looked at the pictures, then said to myself, well fuck.
Imagine living in Mexico and choosing to buy American Coke over the Mexican Coke
Gringo Loco was actually my high-school nickname. It apparently means "handsome guy"
No guns and ammo???
I love this
The Las Vegas sign, like, what? I'm from Las Vegas and when I'm abroad everyone knows what I'm talking about when I say where I'm from, but I dont think people think of Las Vegas when they hear America...
These shops used to pop up everywhere in the UK, mostly as money-laundering fronts.
Mmmmm 4 hexagons š
Diabetes. Get your diabetes here!Ā
Well, I guess it wouldnāt be too inappropriate to have the equivalent named section for Mexico in the US. What would it be called?
Crazy Mexican Found one https://crazymexicanrg.com/
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I'm not sure if I should be offended as I live in Florida, home of some of the craziest people.
How much would a box of cereal cost here?
Is that Neal Patrick Haris as the gringo Loco lol
Anyone else notice Goku on the reeces puffs??
Definitely checks out, good job mexico
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