@john_st_helen There's definitely a presence of weathly regios in San Antonio but it seems like to me most still only visit and spend some time in their second homes, at least that's the impression I get from insta
@john_st_helen Correct a lot of them are from the northern parts of Tamaulipas and Nuevo León
That’s where the Zetas fucked shit up back in the day leading to many wealthy families fleeing to the RGV
@john_st_helen There’s also the reality that I would be able to live in the best parts while the average resident of the RGV would not and wouldn’t be accepted in those areas regardless
@john_st_helen Many stay because that’s where their family is, and the cartels have ravaged places like Reynosa and Matamoros, but living somewhere like Guadalajara or Querétaro is magnitudes better
@Empty_America There's cameras everywhere now
Start a little trouble and you're going to prison, a life ruiner for the middle and upper-middle class man
@john_st_helen@Empty_America I wouldn’t really call that priced out, that’s a lack of opportunity as there was basically nothing to do for the extra sons who didn’t inherit anything
@MulattoOrfeu2nd@SantAnaCaudillo Marco is a first gen American, the same thing will probably happen to his grandkids
Although Miami is a lot more Cuban/Latino than NYC was Italian
@taobanker In person is only worth it if you can walk to work or if it's a short metro ride away
Can't believe there's some people still driving 30 min each way to an office park