Thank you. You're welcome.
Thanks friend, have a nice day!
Keep walking and no one will get hurt.
Alright, what gate are we at?
Flight Y4 632. Okay, we just got through security and
We're running to the gate now. We only have two hours and 16 minutes before our flight leaves.
We gotta hurry! Wait, 2 hours and 16 minutes?
We are at Starbucks. Shameful, so shameful.
Woo! We made it! Today we're flying our first Mexican airline, Volaris.
We're off to Tulum.
We are flying into the Cancun Airport at first, and then attempting to take some
type of a bus that's going to take us to Tulum. So far it has gone off without a
hitch. We took an uber from Ajijic to here and it ended up being like, 246 pesos. 246
pesos. A few drivers cancelled. Just one. One driver cancelled. But
we did make it. The parking around the airport is really expensive! The cheapest
we found, which is off site was what? Like 119? 119 a day. A day.
Hello!
Just this.
I did a thing. What did you do? [Laughter]
How adorable is this bag? The most! You guys, I have a problem.
I got a Starbucks coffee and I'm pretty jealous with Jordans latte because it's
like vanilla, and flavorful, and delicious. And then we were passing by the store
and I noticed for 29 pesitos, I could get a walnut eggnog.
I actually don't exactly know what this is other than maybe like an alcoholic flavoring.
Yeah! [Laughter]
Okay, this is a lot more than I was expecting!
Alrighty, gotta put some Mexican in it.
Mmm-hmm, yep.
It's pretty windy and pretty loud but we're just about to get on the plane.
[Laughter]
Bye Jordan. Bye Jordan!
So we're on the plane now. Although we booked together for Volaris, we
are not sitting together.
It's a Mexico travel miracle. We concocted a deal with the guy who was sitting next to Maddie.
When we booked, we were assigned separate seats away from each other, probably to try to get us to pay extra to
Have them together. And Jordan doesn't know that I already told you this but that's okay. [Laughter]
Announcements: To unfasten your seatbelt, lift up the buckle.
Announcements: Your safety is very important for Volaris.
Announcements: The overhead compartment above your seat.
Announcements: If there is a loss in cabin pressure, these compartments will open, and the oxygen masks will drop down.
For her, the wine combo. And also, nachos.
And the Volaris party combo with tequila and Fresca.
Hey Jordan! Where are we?
Cancún! Cancún!
What we doing?
We are in a cab on the way to Tulum. We just got into
Cancun, and we could have taken bus for about twelve hundred pesos, and then taken
another cab once we got into Tulum, to our hotel, but we opted to go for a cab
for 1,400 pesos that took us directly to the hotel. Uh-huh, and this is for three people. Yeah
and the bus leaves every hour so we would have had to wait another, about
another 50 minutes. I don't know about you but I'm pretty hungry! [Laughter] We just
arrived here in Tulum! It took us about two hours in cab and we're now in
this awesome Airbnb! It started raining this second we
showed up. So we kind of got drenched in a matter of seconds. This place looks
awesome already! There's air conditioning, which is great because it's pretty humid
and kind of musty in here. [Laughter] Jordan has already made a mess. So this
Electric water dispenser is like nothing I've ever seen. So I'm guessing
You take this cap off. Put this guy in here.
Pop it on there. Put it on there like so. And Wah-Lah!
Wah-Lah!
[Laughter]
Is it like not plugged in? Is it not plugged in? It's not plugged in. [Laughter]
After you plug it in, wah-lah!
From everything that we've learned in Mexico, tipping cap drivers is not customary.
However, when we were getting in this cab, the people who sold us the cab ride, who
were not the driver, they were like "By the way, tip isn't
included" And they're like ushering us in the car and everything. We get here and
we still decided to give this guy over a 10 percent tip on the 1400 peso cab ride
here. And he was like "No, no you're missing 100 pesos!" What? No, this is over
10%. He's like "Yeah, a hundred pesos more, a hundred pesos more."
Thanks a lot.
Cab driver, in regards to the tip: It's lacking. Jordan: No, it's more than 10%.
Cab driver: No its 20%. Jordan: No. Cab Driver: Give me 100 more.
It's so far.
No. No, amigo, No. I already paid 1,400 pesos. It's so far, give me 50 pesos more.
No, amigo. We stuck to our guns. I don't know if that was the right thing to do
or not but he stood outside. He stayed in the hotel, in front of the hotel.
But I'd like to jump in here, because he was
trying to screw us because in the cab ride, while we were in the cab,
He said it's like typical to give a hundred or two hundred dollar tip! US
dollars! Two hundred US dollars!
So he's straight up lying to us trying to F#$@
us out of. I mean, I can't say that.
Trying to [Laughter] Trying to screw us out of 100 or 200 dollars.
Before this trip, we heard
that Tulum was expensive, stuff is priced in US Dollars sometimes, and already it
does seem like they treat people like they're still in the US. And they treat
people like they probably don't know Mexican customs and culture. So if this
is any indication of what's to come, should be interesting! I don't know, I've
never in my life had good experience with cab drivers. That's why we never want to use them. That's why we
Typically use uber. But Uber doesn't exist here. So, I don't know.
[Laughter]
I wasn't expecting these to be this huge. I wasn't either.
I was expecting personal size. This is awesome. So we decided to go
get a bite to eat. It's pretty late, what time is it? 9. It's 9 o'clock. Why are you
All wet? Well, we had, we ran in the rain. It was not raining when we started
walking here but then it just, the clouds opened up, and yeah so that was pretty
fun. It was super crazy though, it poured for like a
Minute and then just basically stopped. Sputtered out, yeah. And now we're sitting
at this restaurant. They have wooden menus, you can hear monkeys behind us. I was
Like "Is this sound effects or are they real monkeys?" Given we're in the jungle, I'm guessing they're real.
It's really cool!
We're just doing some relaxing after a few really long but super fun days in
Tulum! It's our first time here in Tulum. Also our first time on the Yucatan, in
general, and our first time back at the beach for months! We kind of wrote it off
a little bit after realizing maybe the beach was sort of a whimsical fantasy of
ours but we don't like as much as we thought we would. But, being here kind of
changed my mind a little bit. Yeah, I like the beach! Or we at least like this city. I don't
know which it is. We went to some awesome cenotes! Like these deep underground
caverns, crystal clear waters, someone on WhatsApp agrees.
And we visited some Mayan
Ruins, which were pretty awesome! Two different sets of ruins. I'm kind of
astonished. But you'll see all that stuff in our upcoming videos. If you haven't
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