Ash Kelley

Why don't we go to Matamoros, Mexico, just over the border?

We're so close to Mexico.

It would be so fun to travel.

Yeah.

So that night, Mark and his friends stopped at the Sonic Drive in Port Isabel for dinner.

There they met a group of girls from the University of Kansas who were also on their way to Matamoros.

So they all decided, okay, let's go together.

And the girls followed behind as Brett drove to the border.

After parking their cars on the Brownsville side of the bridge, they all walked across the border into Matamoros and they just spent the night kind of bar hopping and they specifically landed at one bar called Sergeant Peppers.

Okay.

Once they got back to their cars early the next morning, the two groups said their goodbyes and they went their separate ways.

Now, they all had so much fun in Matamoros that night.

So after a day at the beach, the next day, they all decided, why don't we go back into Mexico again?

Like, that was so much fun.

So they did, and they arrived a little after 10 p.m.

It turned out that Mark and his friends were not the only one with that plan, though.

By the time they arrived in the small border town, the sidewalks were crammed with nearly 15,000 students.

Holy shit.

All of whom had come to party and celebrate spring break.

So looking for the bar with the shortest line, they ended up at a place called Los Sombreros, described as a spot with a lot of neon and music loud enough to shatter brick.