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So, how much are you willing to pay?
doogie
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Mexico says it might charge an entrance fee for US citizens to enter.
How much will you be willing to pay?
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2017/04/28/mexico-is-considering-charging-an-entry-fee-to-americans/22056758/
How much will you be willing to pay?
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2017/04/28/mexico-is-considering-charging-an-entry-fee-to-americans/22056758/
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I would get robbed and shaken down repeatedly. Rather just chill in Santa Barbara.
The Messicans don't fuck with touristas.
Should really just annex that shithole. Fuck Mexico.
I get begged on far more in US cities by homeless folk than I ever have on multiple vacations to Mexico.
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It would seem you hang out in the wrong parts of the US.
Never begged on in the red states - Dallas, Houston, SLC, OKC . Always the urine soaked sidewalks of the left's strongholds.
#tuff
Blue states love people with money, but they hate when you try to make any.