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In my country, we don't have designated areas for houses or residences where private businesses are prohibited. For example, we have butcher shops, convenience stores like 7-Eleven, and stores where you can buy fruits and vegetables.

Based on what I've seen on social media and my own experiences with Americans, some Americans hate it when Latinos speak Spanish around them. I even saw a video where a Latina woman explained that even on an international cruise ship, at lunchtime, they don't speak Spanish because the other American crew members get angry and complain to their bosses. Seriously, I don't understand why that bothers those kinds of people.

Even to this day, I don't understand how he won the 2024 election. As a Mexican, I only learned of a couple of possible reasons, and among them, one Karen caused the death of a squirrel that was famous on social media, and that caused a wave of outrage that affected the Democrats.

In my case, it was when I discovered fanfiction way back in 2013 when I was a kid, and I thought it would be fun to look for stories about the Finn x Marceline ship. I've had many fond memories of the platform ever since.

Lately I've watched a lot of movies and Netflix series, and the portrayals of Tijuana always depict it as a desert with no buildings and mud houses.