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It's not only the final assembly but also all parts.

Nearly half of all vehicles sold in the United States are imported, as well as nearly 60 percent of the parts in vehicles assembled in the United States.

Same for Mexico

Also, for a lot of cities it's cheaper and more convenient to fly overseas via USA than thru Mexico City

Is there even an egg shortage? They stores where I shop usually have their egg fridges as full as usual, only more expensive

I'm Mexican but I work in the US. I've been coming to the US since I was a few months old since I lived closer to the border. I've never been asked for my cellphone or anything personal. They usually asked for the reason to come into the country, evidence of said reason and (before my work visa) my ticket to get out of the country

That said, since a few years ago you have to tell them your social media handles when renewing your visa, and it has a disclaimer that omission can be grounds for denying the visa

In Mexico those would be called crepas. The thick version (American pancakes) are called hot cakes

Strava allows to compare previous sessions and shows if you are faster or slower than your rolling average. It also tracks your intensity levels and can track by month or year

I actually don't like strava for tracking my exercise in real time but I upload it there for analysis. It also has some community features where you can see how your friends are doing

I was loosely following a guide and I misunderstood that I needed to wait to rescue them to I did a few side missions and half my crew died 🥲

Do they have waffle makers with the shape of the state like the ones in Texas?

The US has a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada and it still means shit to him

Another good one with a related theme of technology morality is Made For Love, I think it's from Max