Around the World in Two Weeks - Mexico City Day 2
Woke up at 8am today to my first moring in Mexico City. It looks very different in the daytime - much less intimidating. Since I woke up early, I decided to take a walk around the area and find a coffee place.
After a breakfast of pineapple, papaya and melon (lots of it), I started to circle around "la zona rosa". It was weird because it was around 9:30 and very few shops were open. I bought a lock for my suitcase and a coffee at a Starbucks-esque place in a mall near by. I was surprised to see a security guard armed with a shotgun as I stepped up to the cashier. Apparently they were getting ready to transport some cash out of there. You can never be too careful here.
After my stroll, I went back to the hotel until Chuck came to pick us up. 20 minutes later and after a some craaaaazy driving, we arrived at the offices of Serbromex. It's quite a cool setup - a long office with two levels. The top level is the administrative area and the bottom level is a suite for MATRIX. Before getting started, Chuck took us out for breakfast (more fruit and coffee for me) and then to a great fruit juice place where you can mix ANYTHING into a juice. I had a BrasiliƱa - mango, banana, strawberry and some red fruits. While our juices were being prepared, the old man at the counter fixed us some "cocktails".
After a breakfast of pineapple, papaya and melon (lots of it), I started to circle around "la zona rosa". It was weird because it was around 9:30 and very few shops were open. I bought a lock for my suitcase and a coffee at a Starbucks-esque place in a mall near by. I was surprised to see a security guard armed with a shotgun as I stepped up to the cashier. Apparently they were getting ready to transport some cash out of there. You can never be too careful here.
After my stroll, I went back to the hotel until Chuck came to pick us up. 20 minutes later and after a some craaaaazy driving, we arrived at the offices of Serbromex. It's quite a cool setup - a long office with two levels. The top level is the administrative area and the bottom level is a suite for MATRIX. Before getting started, Chuck took us out for breakfast (more fruit and coffee for me) and then to a great fruit juice place where you can mix ANYTHING into a juice. I had a BrasiliƱa - mango, banana, strawberry and some red fruits. While our juices were being prepared, the old man at the counter fixed us some "cocktails".
- A melon and alfalfa mix
- A fruit salad with banana, melon, granola and honey.
- Cactus (prickly pear) juice - very nice!
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