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3 yrs ago · 1 min read
Just crossed the border into TI. As usual, before I did, I stopped to exchange $100 in dollars for pesos. The rate is now 16.1 for every dollar, by far the worse I've seen it. Needless to say, this $100 will be my last exchange until the rate improves.
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The clubs take dollars, not pesos, though, right?
@sfrsox: yes, that's correct. They take either TBH but prefer dollars.
As a result, it is tough to complain about increased session prices, considering the weakness of the US dollar. $2046MX=$120US, compared to when the ratio was about 20:1 and $2046MX=$100.
HK is 17 to 1 still. But what I want to know if the dollar rebounds will they drop their prices?...lol
^ They will....as they use an index tied to the official exchange rate.
The facts are this is not a hobby for cheapskates. Worrying about exchange rates seems akin to worrying the waitress brought you the wrong drink when the bar is burning down
it does vary sometimes... The price of pussy.
Actually, some of the girls I have on speed dial I have been seeing for years and we like each other, so I get services for the same price, no matter the exchange rate. It is good to have a solid business relationship.
I agree, Puta. And also concur that the exchange rate is why prices have gone up. It took a while, but worldwide inflation has reared its ugly head in Mexico.
If you're waiting for the exchange rate to come down, don't hold your breath. The increasing strength of the peso vs. the dollar is part of a year long trend:
Economists expect the trend to continue. There are many reasons, but a primary one is the USMCA (NAFTA replacement signed under Trump) is driving direct foreign investment into Mexico. It's not that the dollar is doing bad (or inflationary pressure), it's that the Peso is just doing really well.
TLDR: expect higher prices in TJ, and book your trip there soon because it's probably only going to get worse.
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