you know what i mean? anthony: in this area, what are your options? if you drop out of high school? jorge: nothing, it s just like being on the street, snatching, you know, robbing, and a lot of kids in the hood, they re going to say, hey, let s go kidnap that guy. anthony: big industry. jorge: everybody here now wants to be a soccer player or a boxer, because they make money here. anthony: who s got a longer career? a narco or a boxer? jorge: i don t know. might be 50/50. i mean, narco, you can last longer. anthony: you can. jorge: you know, you re protected by the police, you just pay it off. nobody s going to touch you. anthony: expensive protein shakes and dietary supplements? not so much. boxers here eat what they can afford. jorge: the food in here is good and it s cheap. you know, in mexico, there s no middle class here. anthony: you re either poor or you re really, really rich. jorge: i mean, it s a crazy thing. the minimum wage here is like 50, 60 pes
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with lemon, chili powder, salt, and maggi sauce. that s a sizeable morning beverage. my companion, blogger and chronicler of the city, jorge pedro. wow, the whole season of the walking dead for 25 cents. you want to buy something? tepito s got it. looking for some cheap underwear, pirated copies of man versus food seasons one through five? this is where you find them. so, this all seems very wholesome. i mean, you know, where can i buy a gun, some heroin, and a prostitute? i was looking forward to that. jorge: let s say that tepito has many layers, right? and we are on the surface. we are among movies, clothing, families, but i don t think it s as easy as to be candid to ask, where can i get a gun? probably, they will kill you if you ask that. you know san juditas? san juditas.
snatching, you know, robbing, and a lot of kids in the hood, they re going to say, hey, let s go kidnap that guy. anthony: big industry. jorge: everybody here now wants to be a soccer player or a boxer, because they make money here. anthony: who s got a longer career? a narco or a boxer? jorge: i don t know. might be 50/50. i mean, narco, you can last longer. anthony: you can. jorge: you know, you re protected by the police, you just pay it off. nobody s going to touch you. anthony: expensive protein shakes and dietary supplements? not so much. boxers here eat what they can afford. jorge: the food in here is good and it s cheap. you know, in mexico, there s no middle class here. anthony: you re either poor or you re really, really rich. jorge: i mean, it s a crazy thing. the minimum wage here is like 50, 60 pesos, which is like five bucks. not an hour. a day.
alejandro: yes. anthony: and i think most american s view of mexican food is like beans, fried tortilla, melted cheese, some chicken. alejandro: yes. anthony: in fact, but particularly we re talking about oaxaca, this is a deep, really sophisticated cuisine. alejandro: that s correct. oaxaca has this different micro-climates all over our territory and that gives us this enormous amount of spices, products, fruits, chiles. anthony: like, 500,000 varieties of corn, something like that. i mean, this is really where the good shit grows. alejandro: ya estamos aqui. this is tons of barbacoa and this lady here is always making, like, the best. anthony: oh, tender. alejandro: yes. tender, tasty. anthony: oh, man. greens and crunch. alejandro: cabbage. and cilantro. [ woman speaking in spanish ] alejandro: buen provecho. anthony: oh, unbelievably good. just so tasty. alejandro: and they re gonna