China's Women Divers take Gold in Tijuana

Guo Jing Jing and Wu Min Xain, took control early and cruised to an easy victory in the 3m springboard synchro diving at the Fina Diving World Series in Tijuana, Mexico. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

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[hellowjp]

Would the female commentator stop mentioning about $5000 in every single video?

[mrsche2036]

Miss Wu and Miss Guo are very sexy. Hope the can be my girl friends.

[ripstickboys12]

@HunterMann Fa sho haha. Yea When i go to San Luis i always get out of tickets by giving the cop 20-30 bucks.The only reason they pull me over is because i have Nevada license plates. Bullshit! Main reason i hate that place is because of the corrupt cops.

[HunterMann]

@ripstickboys12 What a terrible situation for him. I have spent thousands of days in Mexico and have never been robbed, never been hurt, never had to pay a bribe, never put in a Mexican jail. I think that thieves look for tourists, they don;t target travelers and in Mexico, being able to speak Spanish(I do) makes most scammers look for easier targets. In Cabo San Lucas there are dozens of thieves. Guess what? They are all gringos who live there and sell condos. Sales scams...

[ripstickboys12]

@HunterMann No he was getting a ride from the taxi driver and he pulled over in an ally beat him with a bat and threatened to stab him. than took all his money and had a tough time trying to cross the border again. Yea really nice people. Iam not saying it only happens there but ive heard of more crime cases in TJ than any other place,

[HunterMann]

@ripstickboys12 I worked in tourism in Mexican cities and when a gringo tourist gets robbed or over-charged by a taxi driver, etc. ,what the gringo fails to mention that they were drunk and it made them off-guard. This can happen in Mexico, in US, anywhere. Thieves can spot drunks easily, follow them for an hour and just wait for that moment when the drunk leaves his wallet in a bar. "I went back to the bar 2 minutes later and it was gone!" 2 minutes, but one hour of being followed. Whoops!

[HunterMann]

@ripstickboys12 Sorry your uncle had bad experience in Tijuana. As a general rule, when taking taxis anywhere in the world, it's best to look at the driver & condition of the taxi before getting in, asking the price to get to your destination, and above all, to not be carrying large amount of money or displaying expensive jewelry or camera, etc. Some people use the word "mugged" loosely. People get physically mugged, beaten and robbed in NYC or in Bogota, Colombia... crime is universal.

[ripstickboys12]

@HunterMann Iam just saying that my uncle got mugged by a taxi driver in TJ. Newark is a bunch of guidos no harm. TJ actually have blood thirsty narcs.

[HunterMann]

@hellowjp See my comment on her mention of the money and the "easy win". There's a reason that woman is behind a microphone being a chatty cathy, instead of diving into the pool...

[HunterMann]

"Easy win and another $5,000"?! Nothing easy about a win. It took them many years to develop their skills. And that $5,000? That might cover their expenses for 2 days of expenses: hotels, meals, airline travels, interpreters, agent & coaching fees, etc, etc. A $50,000 win would be significant, but $5,000 is nothing, unless you are still thinking it's the mid-1970's...

[HunterMann]

@ripstickboys12 What are you trying to say? Are you stating a fcat based o extensive research or are you just talking jive? I've been to Tijuana over 50 times, never any danger.

 People with your kind of blind opinion should be dropped off in a bad part of Newark, NJ and be left to experience wether Tijuana or Newark is the dangerous place to be.

[ripstickboys12]

@HunterMann Yea because when they kill you in Tijuana they ship your head back to your parents.