Authentic Mexican food on the jobsite!

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[estevenrodriguez]

There’s no bigger smile in existence than a Mexican who didn’t understand what was just said 😂

[chrisgibdaeh]

as an american who speaks only english and works with hispanics i can’t tell you how many times a day i have to smile like that to make it seem like i understand

[The_Ducks_Luck]

It’s the Mexicans that don’t speak English at all or very little who are my favorite, they are always so sweet. I will never forget the older Mexican lady who saw me crying in my car when I was dealing with an abusive ( now ex husband) and she came knocking on my window I didn’t understand her but I knew by body language she prayed for me. I wish I could thank her, I always think about her. She really made a difference in my life that day, she made me feel not so alone.

[LegendScooter]

Some of the hardest working families you’ll see. And the food is always 🔥

[johnpaton]

"he don't even speak English"
SO YOU KNOW IT'S GOING TO BE GOOD

[ATooZen]

My best friend is Hispanic. His mom makes the best food in the world. Hard working people and very humble

[joelrichardson]

That laugh says everything you need to know

[anamariacanata]

Sometimes you do not need word!! Food speaks a thousand words!!❤😊

[diabolicalmidget]

Always that one mexican in the crew that has no problem cooking for everyone. Can never fire a guy like that

[jaybirddiyandsafaris]

He just speaks fluent enough Spanish to never need to use English and is able to trick you into thinking he can't speak English but he speaks English

[theMAOER]

Got the Latino Mr. Beast workin' for you lol

[JavierCalderon-pk]

N old school reflection n it goes like this my old man us to say if there's food for two so then there's food for four ?? The whole idea is to learn to share what ever it is !!?? The gift of love n compassion for others!!! Amen

[andrewm]

Man i did roofing and the Mexican guys on my crew kept me fed well. They'd bring a hot plate and a skillet. We would all take turns bringing in different ingredients. Like 1 day id have to bring tortillas, another some beef or pork. We all chipped in. But these dudes were some of the hardest workers and best cooks. Nothing but love for my Mexican brothers on a job site

[peeko_luxx]

Bro, it’s when the Mexican bros bring their wives tamales into the shop… That’s when shits a game changer.

[guebaradelivery]

I used to stock sheetrock when I was 21 and used to with some of the Mexican dudes on-site. They'd have the best job site bbq's. Music food and a coke would bring the greatest feeling during a long hard day.

[noelserrano]

We had a job out of town where we slept in a bunch of RV's for about 20 of us. 1st week was roughen it as the town was 45min drive one way. Then, one of my workers' cousins did not know anything about construction, but he was a cook. we hired him to do breakfast, lunch, and dinner and paid him the same wages. We had way more production each week with the guys feed properly that we did that 1st week of work

[Shcmungus]

Ain’t nothing better than genuine mexican

[JM--tg]

I RESPECT ALL THE AMERICANS THAT LIKE THAT MEXICAN VIBES 🇲🇽🥘👌🏻AND TO MY MEXICAN PEOPLE ❤🇲🇽🇲🇽

[normaljohn]

Brother. This is the shit I WISH we had. Working an office job SUCKS. I miss fucking around at work with the boys, my fellow Mexican brothers are always HILARIOUS too😂

[amillionslikeme]

Lack of communication is so underrated ❤❤❤❤❤❤