Ed Calderon

So they fed them pozole.

And at the end of the meal, they were like, well, you can take your people back with you.

Where are they?

You just ate them.

They were in the stew.

And those are the guys that the Spanish allied with to fight against the Mexica.

Teotihuacan, which they call – it's basically the city of the gods is what the Aztecs called them because it was abandoned when they went through.

Which is nuts.

Yeah.

The Aztecs, in essence, were violent immigrants coming from the north into the south, which is pretty interesting foresight.

But yeah, the city was abandoned completely.

And when they passed through, it was the city of the gods.

They call the pyramid of the sun and the moon, but realistically, nobody knows what those pyramids are for.

Yeah.

And when they made their way into the Valley of Mexico, there were already a bunch of tribes already there and peoples, older peoples.

So Mexico has an ancient history.

People that want to assume that the Aztecs are ancient history don't know anything about history.

They're pretty new on the scene as far as history when it comes to Mexico.

Which is really crazy.

Yeah.