The speaker shares their personal journey in San Cristóbal city, Mexico, a place known for consuming the most Coca Cola in the world and having one of the highest rates of diabetes deaths. Despite initially disliking Coca Cola, they were surprised to find that the taste of the drink was significantly different in Mexico, leading them to believe it might be superior to other versions of the drink. The speaker also mentions that America imports Coca Cola from Mexico due to its unique flavor.
San Cristóbal is located in southern Mexico, specifically in Chiapas, a region with the highest diabetes death rates in the world. The speaker explores the spiritual and cultural aspects of Coca Cola consumption in the region, noting that it's considered a sacred item and consumed frequently, often in quantities exceeding 3L a day.
The speaker also highlights the financial accessibility of Coca Cola in the region, emphasizing that it's cheaper than water and ubiquitous. This, combined with the high sugar content, contributes to the region's high diabetes rates. There's also mention of opposition to the factory producing Coca Cola in the region, due to its role in the health crisis.
Despite the health issues, the speaker notes that the Coca Cola in Mexico is also unique due to the use of sugar cane instead of regular sugar. They mention that this could be why it tastes so different and enjoyable to them. The speaker also shares their experience attending a mosque in San Cristóbal city and participating in the Friday prayer.
1. The speaker hates Coca Cola and stopped drinking it five years ago, including other soda drinks, until they arrived in Mexico. [Source: Text]
2. San Cristóbal city, in Mexico, is known for consuming the most Coca Cola in the world and also has the highest number of diabetes deaths. [Source: Text]
3. The Coca Cola in San Cristóbal city tastes different and better than any Coca Cola in the world. [Source: Text]
4. America imports Coca Cola from Mexico due to its unique taste. [Source: Text]
5. San Cristóbal city is located at the borders of Guatemala, in southern Mexico, and is considered one of the most dangerous places in Mexico. [Source: Text]
6. The region of Chiapas, where San Cristóbal city is located, is where people die from diabetes the most in the world. [Source: Text]
7. The name "Coca Cola" is derived from the cocaine plant, and in the past, cocaine was added to it to make people addicted to it. [Source: Text]
8. The speakers arrived in Mexico, the most Coca-Cola addicted city in the world, with their friend Hacky. [Source: Text]
9. There are spiritual aspects and strange rituals with Coca-Cola in Mexico that are not found anywhere else in the world. [Source: Text]
10. Coca Cola is consumed to the point of more than 3L in a day by a single person because it is seen as something spiritual to them. [Source: Text]
11. The Mexican Coca Cola is considered the tastiest in the world, and it is found everywhere and consumed by everyone. [Source: Text]
12. The high consumption of Coca Cola in Mexico has led to increased diabetes levels. [Source: Text]
13. The speakers visited a funeral where a person died from diabetes. [Source: Text]
14. Some people in Mexico are fighting against Coca Cola due to its cheapness and the fact that it is cheaper than water. [Source: Text]
15. Coca Cola is considered a sacred thing and is used in a very unusual way in Mexico. [Source: Text]
16. The speakers visited a house where a man placed many candles and brought a huge amount of Coca Cola into the house. [Source: Text]
17. The speakers visited a mosque in San Cristóbal city and attended the Friday prayer. [Source: Text]
18. The sugar in the Coca Cola in Mexico is not the sugar we all know, they only add sugar cane, which is why it tastes the best in the world. [Source: Text]
19. The speakers are planning to show the life of Muslims in the places they will visit from now on. [Source: Text]
20. The speakers are promoting Nord VPN, a service for protecting your data and accessing all blocked sites, in their video. [Source: Text]