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Old 04-20-2025, 03:39 AM
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This goes back to the 80's, we were doing some work in Yucatan, it was part of the transformation when Cancun was built. A lot of things were primitive, but I liked it better than when it became to tourist mecca. We were in this shopping area of small stores, mostly dress shops and costume jewelry, I knew some of the shop owners because I was introducing them to point of sale software.

The owners were Rosaria and Julio, a lot of there stock was locally made and of good quality. My wife picked out a few things and looked for a dressing room, it was a few small cubicles and the 'curtain' was a roll of rattan, it didn't hide anything. Most of the tourists were from Europe or S. America, at the time I guess standards were different, it looked like the women had no problem with the non-curtains, neither did my wife. There were maybe 15 people in the store and most of them guys watching the dressing rooms.
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