I learned all the bad words, and how to cat call lol

we find it charming when a foreigner makes the effort to speak the language

Hopefully for a gringo the locals would understand even if my spanish isnt the best

just... try not to sound like mexican

we have no problem with mexico

but we find it condescending, implying everywhere where spanish is spoken is mexico

If I live down there long enough, i'll probably pick up a bit of an accent tbh

and that's fine

I dont think there will be knifes flying at you because of an accent

As long as you dont have to worry about getting shot or stabbed crossing the street, im fine with that

only in very shitty hoods

id definitely scope out the neighborhood before buying property, for sure

hopefully in the more touristy areas, its pretty safe

well prepared to be charged extra

plant yourself in a nice middle income neigborhood

im looking at a duplex in Atlandita

Atlantida* sorry

grandma used to take me there

fun times

it looks gorgeous, and honestly its cheaper than most houses here in the US

I start to feel like the Mgtow ambassador of Uruguay

*demands a goverment job*

lmao, i havent traveled much. So I enjoy learning about different places

but i already sorta persuaded 2 other people here

to look at uruguay instead of SE asia

there's pros and cons to each. I think the food is better in south america tbh

the women too lol.

if you are into eating fire, Uruguay is not for you i'll tell you that

I love spicy food, so that sounds perfect

our food is very mild and european

lol, id survive

but I can hit the supermarket and grab some edible fire

they do sell spices & chilis there, yes?

yes

but theya re not as potent as the stuff from mexico

theres nothing imported?

I guess?

I was gonna say, theres gonna be a way to add hot stuff to food down there lol

we import food

so I guess that if you crave it you can find habaneros

@Z-Man (soon to be Y A) do you drink mate?