4 years ago

EN: A cleaner view of Walmart’s mascot in Mexico.

ES: Una vista más limpia de la mascota de Walmart en México.


English: So, last year, I took a video about my experience with Mexico and took a screenshot of Walmart’s Mexican mascot, but NOW I was able to take a picture via camera in higher quality so you can have a cleaner view of it. Except now, the mascot is looking up and in a different angle.

Español: Entonces, el año pasado, me tomé un video sobre mi experiencia con México y también tomé una captura de pantalla de mí teléfono de la mascota mexicana de Walmart, pero AHORA pude tomar una foto con la cámara en mayor calidad para que puedan tener vista más limpia. Excepto que ahora, la mascota está mirando arriba y en un ángulo diferente.

My old post: https://gamejolt.com/p/weird-cartoon-boot-legs-i-took-from-mexico-xicmubp4

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