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FB has some posts on this or mis-information. So who knows.

CNN, FOX it doesn't matter, bias is everywhere, creating division. Hard to find any news source that's middle of the road and might provide a view of what's really happening. But then TRUMPY THE CLOWN likes it just like it is.

The way this is heading you might have to pay to put it into the bank, we could be seeing negative interest rates. Pray that's not the case

Trumpy really wants a photo of himself on the border wall every 6 Feet for social distancing so he won't be easily forgotten.

The border restrictions haven't gone as planned, somebody should be a poster child for this debacle. I'm so disappointed there isn't a Trumpy smiley. :shocked:

Sounds like what's going to happen with the $2 Trillion CV infusion, an open cash register ready to get robbed. There will be many who take unfair advantage of this.

I saw Bud Light 12 pks for 130 pesos at Supernorte 2 weeks ago. Semana Santa usually brings it down to under 100 pesos. This time ?? if they lower it to 100 pesos, $4 for 12 pk,, what a deal.

Mexico flushed them pretty quickly from circulation to avoid confusion, A 1000 peso bill was worth about 30 cents when they dropped the two zeros off. I remember taking close to 300,000 pesos to the bank and received less than $100 in US $$.

Been there and done that, hopefully not a lot of $$. I got 6000 pesos at an ATM last week and thought 20.7-1 was great. Oh well.

Really need to bite the bullet on this and shut everything down for 3 weeks, Not the popular choice but what's really needed, so we're not bitching about this in June.

Thx, Just goes to show you, I'm older than you Joe. :cool: It was a tough time in Mexico, you would look at a refrigerator to buy and go back 3 days later and the price went up 10% from the Peso devaluation. The Cambio houses had spreads between buy and sell in the 100's of Pesos. The locals...

We went to San Carlos Mexico in Nov 1980, the old Peso was 18-1, when we came back 12 days later, we cashed in our peso's back into dollars it was 25-1. 30% less. WTF!! We didn't know what to think. We went to Penasco 1st time in May 1983 the old Peso was around 80-1 and over the next 10 years...

A bit more info is needed on that statement. Here is a quote from the CDC response to the H1N1 flu in 2009. "The agency said the first case was reported on April 15, 2009, and the government declared H1N1 a public health emergency on the April 26. The first test to detect the new virus was...

It always does, but this time it will be different from what happened in past downturns, this time it's happening much, much quicker than anytime before. Also those in power by still dragging their feet which is accelerating this mess.

Heading south, most people are getting in only some being turned away. Here is a FB thread on it. It's FB so take it with a pound of salt. https://www.facebook.com/groups/PuertoPenasco/?fref=nf

I figure if my family had to live at our place in Cholla, we could do it for $1,200 per month easily. So we have a plan B, just in case.

In the US there were many people who became paper millionaires over the past 5 years and are now watching it unravel before their eyes. How this trickles down to RP, hopefully won't destroy the economy in Mexico. A simpler life style is very appealing right now.

That's less than awesome news, self quarantine is hopefully on your schedule. Great job our idiots in control are (Not) doing, in an attempt to control this.

Some of the Millennial generation are referring to the CV-19 virus as the Boomer Remover. In today's world there are many older and or sickly people who who wouldn't be alive if not for today's modern world of medicine. Keep them alive or let nature take it's way? It's a moral dilemma not many...

I saw a post that Costco's in Phx area are doing a controlled opening when the doors open, not the mad rush you would expect. TP is now located near the front of stores with a 1 pack per sale. Other items are available but many are limited. As the test kit's become available the cases in the...