Riots in Mexico, they want Americans out!

They just killed the tourist trade, wonder how many billions Mexico is going to lose in income:
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@Cliff-Mashburn said
They just killed the tourist trade, wonder how many billions Mexico is going to lose in income:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR2xmHOFuKg

@spruce112358 said
No more guacamole for you! 😆

@spruce112358 said
No more guacamole for you! 😆

YouTube : Non Servium Hordes of Punks

lol a white friend of mine moved to Mexico to escape Trump

@AThousandYoung said
He can buy it from California...lol

@AThousandYoung said
lol a white friend of mine moved to Mexico to escape Trump

@Cliff-Mashburn said
How's that working out for him now that the Mexicans are rioting and attacking US citizens for being there?

@Cliff-Mashburn said
My wife makes a Most Excellent "Americanized Guacamole" that is 10X better than the "real" Mexican version.
When we serve it at a party it disappears instantly.
Mexican Guac suuucks.
I'll give you the recipe if you don't believe me.

@AThousandYoung said
You need avocadoes for that and only Mexico and CA grow them

@AThousandYoung said
You need avocadoes for that and only Mexico and CA grow them

@Cliff-Mashburn said
As a child in Inglewood my home had two enormous Avacado trees, Avacados fell to the ground like raindrops during the peak season and we picked up bushel baskets of them every year.
20 years ago I drove by my childhood house, you know what those stupit a.holes did? They CHOPPED THEM DOWN..
625 West Olive, Inglewood Cal if you don't believe me. Go look at it.
One ...[text shortened]... people did to my birthplace, I was lucky to just walk by it and take a look without getting mugged.

Google AI Overview:

In 2025, avocado prices are predicted to remain high due to continued demand and potential supply constraints. Large Hass avocados are experiencing a price hike of 75% compared to the previous year, according to Instagram. Factors like increased demand, potential supply limitations from climate issues, and general inflation are contributing to the upward trend.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
High Demand:
The global avocado market is experiencing strong demand, especially in the US, which is the largest importer. This is driven by the health benefits and popularity of avocados as a superfood.
Supply Challenges:
Mexico, a major supplier to the US, has faced production challenges due to weather and potentially labor shortages related to holidays. This has led to lower volumes and higher prices. Other avocado-producing countries like Peru and Colombia are also facing import tariffs, further limiting supply.
Price Fluctuations:
While prices are generally high, there can be fluctuations due to factors like harvesting seasons, weather events, and trade policies. For example, California is experiencing a large crop, but it's not enough to fully offset the lower volumes from Mexico.
Tariffs:
Potential tariffs on avocados from Mexico and other Latin American countries are adding to the uncertainty and could further drive up prices.
Long-Term Growth:
Despite the short-term price fluctuations, the overall avocado market is projected to continue growing in the coming years, with a projected CAGR of 7.3% between 2023 and 2030 according to Grand View Research.

My sister bought a house down in south LA and rented it out. She hired a family friend to manage the property. Her net worth is going up every month and she has to do nothing.

@AThousandYoung said
My sister bought a house down in south LA and rented it out. She hired a family friend to manage the property. Her net worth is going up every month and she has to do nothing.