My First Time Crossing at San Ysidro Was CHAOS (Uncut)

4:16 AM. My first time crossing from Tijuana, Mexico, into the United States through San Ysidro. I knew there would be a line. I didn't expect nearly four hours of traffic, nonstop honking, people cutting in, police directing traffic, and even a car breaking down near the border. This is the extended, unfiltered version of my experience. From leaving home before sunrise to finally making it across, I'm bringing you along for the ride. No scripted narration, no elaborate production. Just me, my camera, and everything happening around me. What started as an ordinary border crossing turned into a completely different appreciation for the thousands of people who make this commute regularly. I can't imagine doing this every single day just to get to work. Welcome to Erick Ramirez UNCUT. This is where I share longer experiences, extended conversations, unexpected moments, and footage that doesn't always make the finished documentaries. For the original, fully produced documentary, visit Erick Ramirez TV. If you cross through San Ysidro or Otay, what's the longest you've ever waited? And would you do this commute five days a week? Subscribe for more real experiences from Tijuana, Los Angeles, and everywhere the camera takes me. #SanYsidro #Tijuana #ErickRamirezUNCUT