If you haven't noticed the noise in Mexico, you are probably living under a rock. Although, I don't even think that would help!
Mexico is a very noisy place. My day starts off at 7:OO AM with my alarm clock, otherwise known as the trashmen ringing loud cowbells to let you know it's time to take your trash outside. Without fail, seven days a week, this is my morning wake-up call, whether I want it or not.
All around Mexico, the ringing of the cowbell alerts people that it's . . .
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