In this enthusiastic vlog excerpt, Joshua Fraser and his companions share a rapid-fire update on their Mexico City experience. They rave about the city’s immaculate parks and greenery, likening them to Tokyo, and praise the walkable Polanco neighborhood where they enjoyed yoga, a bustling dog park, and café culture. Recreational plans include a 10k run, go‑karting, and the upcoming Formula 1 race. They highlight the city’s outstanding shopping, 10‑out‑of‑10 food, and the world’s largest concentration of museums, noting its 10 million‑person population and New‑York‑like energy, which sparks a desire to start a business there. The group decides to extend their stay, plans a future trip to Spain with friends, and mentions a long‑term goal of walking the Camino de Santiago next year.
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Just a quick little update on Mexico City right now. I am so obsessed with all of the parks and greenery. It is so well manicured. It honestly reminds me of Tokyo. It's that clean and beautiful and there's so many parks.
Tomorrow morning I'm going on a 10k.
Run around a castle and a lake. Wifey is showing up right now. But by far my favorite part about this city is you can walk everywhere. I'm obsessed with this Polanco neighborhood. This morning we went to Andrea's friend's yoga studio. It was incredible. Then we got cafe. There's a dog park with like 200 dogs. Heaven. And then we're going go karting on the weekend. F1's here next weekend. I'm trying to convince her to stay for another week, but I'm in love with this city.
So far.
The shopping is amazing. The food, 10 out of 10. There's the most museums in the entire world located in Mexico City. There's 10 million people in the city. Feels like a little mini New York. It's booming. The energy is high. Like, I just want to get into business in this place asap. And we're already going to extend the trip. Wifey's making a video of me making a video because this place is so good. Amor gay asses porque no mommy's way.
But seriously, I love this city. We're already going to book like sometime in April here and then we're going to go to Spain after with our friends because we're going to go do.
The Camino next year.
I'm pretty pumped about that. But holy Mexico City. The only places I've ever been in Mexico are like Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Cabo Ensenada. Once or twice for the orphanage, that was a little bit more local, but I thought that that was Mexico. Now I'm coming out of Mexico City. It's like New York City up in this bitch. It's so nice. People are amazing. I feel totally safe. Yesterday I did get told at a kind of a streetwear store to not wear my Rolex or not like flash it around. I haven't seen any danger here. Honestly. I was talking to some guys in like the tennis club that's in our building and they were like, you have nothing to worry about. The only time you're gonna find trouble is like if you go looking for it. And I feel like that's anywhere in the world. It's not specific to Mexico. And so, so far, Mexico City 10 out of 10.