Stuck on goodbye in Guadalajara? Get the answer here!

Once upon a time in Guadalajara, there was a group of friends who loved to say their goodbyes in a unique way. They would always say “ADIOS” instead of “adiós,” which means goodbye in Spanish. When asked why they pronounced it differently, they explained that it was a secret code they had invented.

One day, they decided to put their secret code to the test and create a crossword puzzle for their community. They created a clue referencing their special way of saying goodbye, “Goodbye, in Guadalajara,” and expected only their close friends to know the answer.

To their surprise, the crossword puzzle became very popular and soon everyone in the town was trying to solve it. It became the talk of the town, with people stopping each other on the street, asking for help with the “Goodbye, in Guadalajara” clue.

Finally, after many days of struggling, someone discovered the answer was “ADIOS.” Everyone was amazed and impressed with the clever code the friends had created. From that day on, saying “ADIOS” became a popular way of saying goodbye in Guadalajara, and the friends who had come up with the idea were known as crossword puzzle geniuses.