As we travel around Jalisco, we occasionally notice interesting signs that are worth sharing. Some examples follow, and I'll try to photograph more to post soon.
This sign is posted throughout the forests. Point-blank shooting of the wildlife is forbidden? What about if you are shooting them from a distance?
Would you care to finance all your liquor purchases for 6, 12, or 18 months? Seems a reasonable thing to do, especially since you won't be charged interest while you drink it, right? BTW, Superama is the high-end supermarket owned by WalMart here in Mexico. Interestingly, everything costs more at Superama than at any other supermarket we've visited in GDL. This one has a Sam's and VIPs in the same shopping center. Never heard of VIPs? It's the popular casual dining restaurant chain also owned by WalMart.
This sign is posted throughout the forests. Point-blank shooting of the wildlife is forbidden? What about if you are shooting them from a distance?
Would you care to finance all your liquor purchases for 6, 12, or 18 months? Seems a reasonable thing to do, especially since you won't be charged interest while you drink it, right? BTW, Superama is the high-end supermarket owned by WalMart here in Mexico. Interestingly, everything costs more at Superama than at any other supermarket we've visited in GDL. This one has a Sam's and VIPs in the same shopping center. Never heard of VIPs? It's the popular casual dining restaurant chain also owned by WalMart.
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