Low-key...Miami sucks and is overrated
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Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
Clark Griswold
Banned
Only two types of people in Miami... haves and have nots... most of the haves are white and Cuban... that's just what it is... cool place to visit but not really cool to move to if your trying to come up... especially if you are black and don't speak Spanish.
Being an breh of my ethnic background... i experienced a lot of, can't say overt racism.
But you can tell the hospitality wasn't something I would call Miami's greatest calling. If anything, it was borderline non-existent.
It wasn't until I began having conversations with the locals (whether native inhabitants or people in the service industry... even tourists). It's like they had a stigma about my type of people but once I commenced dialogue, they definitely opened up their eyes a bit and say, "hey, this breh isn't your typical... he's worldly, cultured, traveled and is pretty humorous!"
That said, this past July marked my very first time in Miami (let alone Florida) for a bachelor party and I had a splendid time (didn't get laid unfortunately, cuz I don't pay for my shiit, i'm finding women out and about. half a rack for a hoe is not my idea of a good time, altho my homeboys did it. LOL!).
Bottom line: most latin people don't fukk with my kind of people. And I get it. There aren't too many of us there to begin with. I guess i just didn't think about it. But technically Florida is still the south and perceptions about folks they aren't familiar still run rampant. I felt like I was the last of the mohicans, there to change the mindset of folks who came with predisposed ideologies of a certain group/culture of personnel.
The high light of my trip, besides being with 16 close homies were the group of sistas I met at the lobby at Seacoast resort.
When my boys were checking in, I was chilling in the couch area and I look over to my left, there was a nice fleet of nubian princesses chillin. So i turn my head and smile. And one of 'em goes, "Hello!"
That was my cue (cuz all my dudes were being shy, they aren't used to dating/interacting with black women like I does, so it was my comfort zone, and preference overall).
Long story short, i grabbed the dominican chick's digits and she's posed to come to seattle to visit me next month.
And you know how i do:
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But you can tell the hospitality wasn't something I would call Miami's greatest calling. If anything, it was borderline non-existent.
It wasn't until I began having conversations with the locals (whether native inhabitants or people in the service industry... even tourists). It's like they had a stigma about my type of people but once I commenced dialogue, they definitely opened up their eyes a bit and say, "hey, this breh isn't your typical... he's worldly, cultured, traveled and is pretty humorous!"
That said, this past July marked my very first time in Miami (let alone Florida) for a bachelor party and I had a splendid time (didn't get laid unfortunately, cuz I don't pay for my shiit, i'm finding women out and about. half a rack for a hoe is not my idea of a good time, altho my homeboys did it. LOL!).
Bottom line: most latin people don't fukk with my kind of people. And I get it. There aren't too many of us there to begin with. I guess i just didn't think about it. But technically Florida is still the south and perceptions about folks they aren't familiar still run rampant. I felt like I was the last of the mohicans, there to change the mindset of folks who came with predisposed ideologies of a certain group/culture of personnel.
The high light of my trip, besides being with 16 close homies were the group of sistas I met at the lobby at Seacoast resort.
When my boys were checking in, I was chilling in the couch area and I look over to my left, there was a nice fleet of nubian princesses chillin. So i turn my head and smile. And one of 'em goes, "Hello!"
That was my cue (cuz all my dudes were being shy, they aren't used to dating/interacting with black women like I does, so it was my comfort zone, and preference overall).
Long story short, i grabbed the dominican chick's digits and she's posed to come to seattle to visit me next month.
And you know how i do:
.
Are you black? Hispanic? I was confused by what you meant by being an outsiderBeing an breh of my ethnic background... i experienced a lot of, can't say overt racism.
But you can tell the hospitality wasn't something I would call Miami's greatest calling. If anything, it was borderline non-existent.
It wasn't until I began having conversations with the locals (whether native inhabitants or people in the service industry... even tourists). It's like they had a stigma about my type of people but once I commenced dialogue, they definitely opened up their eyes a bit and say, "hey, this breh isn't your typical... he's worldly, cultured, traveled and is pretty humorous!"
That said, this past July marked my very first time in Miami (let alone Florida) for a bachelor party and I had a splendid time (didn't get laid unfortunately, cuz I don't pay for my shiit, i'm finding women out and about. half a rack for a hoe is not my idea of a good time, altho my homeboys did it. LOL!).
Bottom line: most latin people don't fukk with my kind of people. And I get it. There aren't too many of us there to begin with. I guess i just didn't think about it. But technically Florida is still the south and perceptions about folks they aren't familiar still run rampant. I felt like I was the last of the mohicans, there to change the mindset of folks who came with predisposed ideologies of a certain group/culture of personnel.
The high light of my trip, besides being with 16 close homies were the group of sistas I met at the lobby at Seacoast resort.
When my boys were checking in, I was chilling in the couch area and I look over to my left, there was a nice fleet of nubian princesses chillin. So i turn my head and smile. And one of 'em goes, "Hello!"
That was my cue (cuz all my dudes were being shy, they aren't used to dating/interacting with black women like I does, so it was my comfort zone, and preference overall).
Long story short, i grabbed the dominican chick's digits and she's posed to come to seattle to visit me next month.
And you know how i do:
.
JoseLuisGotcha
Aka Allhiphopsux
I was fortunate enough to party there during South Beach's glory years first time was 05' for spring break....Opium, Crobar, Mansion, etc. Were all crazy....south beach was still popping and lots of natives went
I was there like last year and it's a ghost of it's former self...South Beach is washed up now it's nothing but folks flying in on cheap flights acting crazy.....now native folks don't even set foot there if you're from out of town and know someone that lives there and are like "let's go to south beach" they'll be like
Brickell is the place to be....all native chicks ...that's where the mamis migrated too....not on the beach but it restores some of that feeling
I was there like last year and it's a ghost of it's former self...South Beach is washed up now it's nothing but folks flying in on cheap flights acting crazy.....now native folks don't even set foot there if you're from out of town and know someone that lives there and are like "let's go to south beach" they'll be like
Brickell is the place to be....all native chicks ...that's where the mamis migrated too....not on the beach but it restores some of that feeling
Being an breh of my ethnic background... i experienced a lot of, can't say overt racism.
But you can tell the hospitality wasn't something I would call Miami's greatest calling. If anything, it was borderline non-existent.
It wasn't until I began having conversations with the locals (whether native inhabitants or people in the service industry... even tourists). It's like they had a stigma about my type of people but once I commenced dialogue, they definitely opened up their eyes a bit and say, "hey, this breh isn't your typical... he's worldly, cultured, traveled and is pretty humorous!"
That said, this past July marked my very first time in Miami (let alone Florida) for a bachelor party and I had a splendid time (didn't get laid unfortunately, cuz I don't pay for my shiit, i'm finding women out and about. half a rack for a hoe is not my idea of a good time, altho my homeboys did it. LOL!).
Bottom line: most latin people don't fukk with my kind of people. And I get it. There aren't too many of us there to begin with. I guess i just didn't think about it. But technically Florida is still the south and perceptions about folks they aren't familiar still run rampant. I felt like I was the last of the mohicans, there to change the mindset of folks who came with predisposed ideologies of a certain group/culture of personnel.
The high light of my trip, besides being with 16 close homies were the group of sistas I met at the lobby at Seacoast resort.
When my boys were checking in, I was chilling in the couch area and I look over to my left, there was a nice fleet of nubian princesses chillin. So i turn my head and smile. And one of 'em goes, "Hello!"
That was my cue (cuz all my dudes were being shy, they aren't used to dating/interacting with black women like I does, so it was my comfort zone, and preference overall).
Long story short, i grabbed the dominican chick's digits and she's posed to come to seattle to visit me next month.
And you know how i do:
.
My breh had pics. Excellent quality post sir.
thread is still relevant
Biscayne
Ocean air
They just got done building a high speed rail system that'll connect downtown west palm to downtown fort Lauderdale and downtown Miami. Unfortunately 3 ppl have already been hit by the train, and 2 killed.
Gotta take the good with the bad in SoFla. But the building of the high speed rail now means there's 4 different rail based public transit in SoFla.
loyola llothta
☭☭☭
When was thisThey just got done building a high speed rail system that'll connect downtown west palm to downtown fort Lauderdale and downtown Miami. Unfortunately 3 ppl have already been hit by the train, and 2 killed.
Gotta take the good with the bad in SoFla. But the building of the high speed rail now means there's 4 different rail based public transit in SoFla.
Type a city where you land Friday morning and leave Monday morning
