Standing in the hot sun

He stands hour after hour in the hot sun on the grounds of an ancient pyramid near Mexico City selling souvenirs in an attempt to make enough pesos to feed his family.

20 Pesos are what the lion noisemakers cost for some while others pay the full price of 30 pesos. It all depends on who bargains with him to get the lower price.

Out of country tourist confused by the exchange rate, sometimes pay as much as 100 pesos for the same item made of plastic. Regardless, the money is not being used in a negative way – it is simply allowing for a family to eat.

Religions cross paths

Three friends, two religions... sitting on the edge of a 300-foot high pyramid made by residents from a different religion in 250 B.C. 

The Aztecs called the ancient architectural marvel the 'Birthplace of the Gods.' The Aztecs were intrigued by the structures that they found just as they still sit today.

The pyramids are known as the Teotihuacán Pyramids. They sit about 30-miles outside of Mexico City.