Ask someone completely disillusioned about Americanism.

[Jackalope]

Two Mexico-related questions:

I heard you can get prescription drugs in Mexico without a prescription? Is that true?

How is the weed there?

Ok, so I have recent experience with this.

At the tourist Farmacias you can get nearly anything, OTC, at tourist prices. Or, you can pay a doctor to write you an RX.

I needed some Lorazepam the other day, which was about 350 pesos for 40 1mg tablets. When I bought them from the tourist farmacia (no RX required) it was close to 2000 pesos.

The weed is adequate. Barely.

[brewer]

Do you keep an eye out for the return of Ethan Couch?

[Angrboda]

Is El Guapo really coming back?

[brewer]

I thought Ted Lange abandoned ship down there and started his own bar.

[Jackalope]

Do you keep an eye out for the return of Ethan Couch?

I don't know what that means.

[Jackalope]

Is El Guapo really coming back?

Nor this

[arewethereyet]

Do you keep an eye out for the return of Ethan Couch?

I don't know what that means.

He's the affluenza kid from around here who caused a deadly accident drunk driving as a spoiled, rich kid.

His mother spirited him away to Mexico at one point so he could evade some of his very light sentence.

[Jackalope]

I don't know what that means.

He's the affluenza kid from around here who caused a deadly accident drunk driving as a spoiled, rich kid.

His mother spirited him away to Mexico at one point so he could evade some of his very light sentence.

Ok, so he's a piece of shit.

[arewethereyet]

He's the affluenza kid from around here who caused a deadly accident drunk driving as a spoiled, rich kid.

His mother spirited him away to Mexico at one point so he could evade some of his very light sentence.

Ok, so he's a piece of shit.

That apple didn't fall far from the tree.

[Angrboda]

Is El Guapo really coming back?

Nor this

In 1916, the bandit El Guapo and his gang collect protection money from the Mexican village of Santo Poco. Carmen, daughter of the village leader, searches for someone who can rescue her townspeople. Visiting a village church, she sees a silent film featuring The Three Amigos, a trio of gunfighters who protect the vulnerable from villains. Believing them to be real heroes, Carmen sends a telegram asking them to come and stop El Guapo.