How to Find the Fix It Man
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In the USA when something breaks these days it often seems difficult to fix or even if it looks like it could be fixed it's likely cheaper to go to the local big box store and buy another. Saves time and money. In Mexico this is not necessarily true. Mexican people are very inventive and are really good at "making do". You will see older cars with broken tail light lenses taped together etc, When something small and relativity expensive breaks you may look, and look,and look at the Big Box Stores, small shops and still not find a replacement. Here's a potential solution. Ask a Mexican neighbor or your house keeper or your gardener if they know someone that can repair the item or a place to buy a new one. They are a wonderful source of information, They can often become heroes by helping you and giving the work to a friend in their town or village. They are also good sources for inexpensive plumbers, electricians, appliance repair people, electronic repairs and more.
Submitted on Jun 14, 2013 - Category: Living Overseas, Network: Mexico
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