yes, Insanely creative , delicious products replicating fish out there. I’ve had it in asian fish soups, coconut “shrimp”, and even “Tuna” sashimi from tomatoes. Soy is one base to achieve it, yet wheat protein, and vegetables are others. Might as well start evolving your taste buds if you’re going to be a champion for this planet.

Come on, you really think because its on the cooler, it might not be alive

Amazing how ones perception of words and be taken differently. I never inferred it was "alive", however my point was it is a Sail Fish. WHICH is not supposed to be indiscriminately killed.

Are U a trump voter?

D

Pez vela is almost always for sale openly at the mercado de los pescadores every single morning as are a great deal of other fish of all types and sizes.

OK, just kill the oceans off then.

D

That’s what the big fishing operations do. Won’t be long till all those big chain seafood restaurants across the USA won’t have anything to sell. Do they make simulated seafood from soy yet? Cause they’re burning the rain forest to plant soy and raise cattle.

Come on, you really think because its on the cooler, it might not be alive

Amazing how ones perception of words and be taken differently. I never inferred it was "alive", however my point was it is a Sail Fish. WHICH is not supposed to be indiscriminately killed.

Are U a trump voter?

D

Pez vela is almost always for sale openly at the mercado de los pescadores every single morning as are a great deal of other fish of all types and sizes.

OK, just kill the oceans off then.

D

Come on, you really think because its on the cooler, it might not be alive

Amazing how ones perception of words and be taken differently. I never inferred it was "alive", however my point was it is a Sail Fish. WHICH is not supposed to be indiscriminately killed.

Are U a trump voter?

D

Pez vela is almost always for sale openly at the mercado de los pescadores every single morning as are a great deal of other fish of all types and sizes.

Come on, you really think because its on the cooler, it might not be alive

Amazing how ones perception of words and be taken differently. I never inferred it was "alive", however my point was it is a Sail Fish. WHICH is not supposed to be indiscriminately killed.

Are U a trump voter?

D

Haven't I been saying for years that the government only cares about counting warm bodies to achieve its cifras alegres regarding our local tourism? Well, yes I have. And true to form yesterday the state and local governments were bragging about Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa having the highest percentages of any Mexican tourist destination for the Christmas and New Year holidays. Never mind that most of the visitors spent very little if money purchasing local goods beyond basic necessities: mostly just restocking their coolers. If it weren't for the foreigners who vacation here, most merchants would have had few if any sales over the holiday season. Inexpensive restaurants are one of the few sectors that profit from the tour bus groups. Zihuatanejo cannot survive on these non-spending tourists, and it's a shame to see the government acting like it's done something extraordinary by having so many of these tour bus groups visit us. In Ixtapa the preponderance of All-Included hotels has all but killed the local shops and restaurants in the shopping centers. But at least that fact has finally come to be the general consensus locally after I've been saying the same thing for at least 15 years.

How'd it get to be Friday again so soon?

A fisherman prepares his panga to head out to work. No fighting with traffic or rush hour here.

According to our gober precioso the work on rebuilding the pier is 85% completed.

A typical morning at our Playa Principal. Lots of fishermen coming and going while pelicans wait for some loose change.

Looks like DEAD Sail Fish on that cooler cover.

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How'd it get to be Friday again so soon?

A fisherman prepares his panga to head out to work. No fighting with traffic or rush hour here.

According to our gober precioso the work on rebuilding the pier is 85% completed.

A typical morning at our Playa Principal. Lots of fishermen coming and going while pelicans wait for some loose change.