It was supposed to be.
I'm at opa locka and we didn't get any fighters.
This is pure Cuban rachetry tho.
Good time.
Black Cubans mostly
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I'm at opa locka and we didn't get any fighters.
This is pure Cuban rachetry tho.
Good time.
Black Cubans mostly
fukk them as a staff, company, and motherfukking crew.
And if you're down with them, then fukk you too.
Yeah... It was a good fight but the power was real from DeontayU know who I was rootin for but I can't even hate on Wilder
Biscayne
Ocean air
Even still today, Miami Gardens feels middle class more so than straight up "hood". Of course some parts are rougher than others. Good read:
Carol City is My Neighbor... 'Hood? – The Khalil Amani Reader
Carol City is My Neighbor... 'Hood? – The Khalil Amani Reader
. This thread is highkey for metro MIA brehs (Broward, Dade, Palm).
any of y'all been to Juvy?
This shyt is
Dark secrets of Florida's juvenile justice system: A Miami Herald investigation
This shyt is
Dark secrets of Florida's juvenile justice system: A Miami Herald investigation
yup level 5 program in pompano....told a story in here how I saw a c.o. on the outside in the club years later and gave him the businessany of y'all been to Juvy?
This shyt is
Dark secrets of Florida's juvenile justice system: A Miami Herald investigation
It's getting ridiculous. Work in Sunrise and I'm riding with a co-worker to pollo earlier. We on the way back and there's a huge building being constructed. I look at the advertising on the gate and it says "2 and 3 bedrooms for 450,000". 
Who would want to pay that much to live in Sunrise?
I would try and get by the beach for that. What's the benefit other than the mall and restaurants around it? Especially for a place in a building. You can probably get a decent house for half that price. Plus I think you gotta put 20% down on apartments and condos so how many people even have 90k for a down payment, let alone even 9k? 
That bubble gonna pop so loud that they won't know what to do with themselves.
Who would want to pay that much to live in Sunrise?
I would try and get by the beach for that. What's the benefit other than the mall and restaurants around it? Especially for a place in a building. You can probably get a decent house for half that price. Plus I think you gotta put 20% down on apartments and condos so how many people even have 90k for a down payment, let alone even 9k? That bubble gonna pop so loud that they won't know what to do with themselves.
posterchild336
Superstar
its okay.. maybe i fed into the hype but went once and wont go back..my brother knows the owner and told me it wasnt all that but i tried for myself
Thierry Henry
All Star
Copy and paste the article, sir.
interesting, I wonder how palm beach county is?
It’s not just you: Miami really is one of the least affordable places to live in the country.
But it’s not only because of the high cost of housing, healthcare, transportation and taxes.
A family of four spends almost $85,000 per year to live in Miami-Dade County, according to the updated Family Budget Calculator released by the Economic Policy Institute, a progressive Washington-based think tank. Along with the above-mentioned items, the calculator estimates costs for food, child care and “other necessities.”
That makes Miami the 41st most expensive place to live among America’s largest 100 metros when measured in pure cost. The EPI study mirrors previous surveys that have ranked Miami as high on costs and low on wages, and adds further context to how difficult it is to make ends meet here.
But the real problem is low wages. The median two-parent, two-child Miami household earns less than $52,000 a year, according to the Institute, which uses data from the U.S. Census and nonprofits to create its analysis. That makes Miami families the least well-paid among the top 25 metros in the country, and makes the city the second least affordable among the top 100. (Only New York City is less affordable.)
According to the EPI calculator, the average Miami rent for an “adequate but modest” two-bedroom apartment, is about $1,300. For instance, Zillow currently lists 82 two-bedroom units in Miami that cost between $1,200 and $1,400. Most are concentrated in Little Haiti.
But don’t go thinking Broward is necessarily cheaper. According to the calculator, the annual cost of living in Broward is $87,000. The reason: While food and healthcare costs are about the same as Miami, other expenses are higher.
One crucial difference: Broward’s median family income is higher than Dade’s — $64,000 a year — meaning Broward dwellers can more easily afford the costs.
Miami-Dade’s economy remains dominated by low-wage jobs in retail and healthcare. The city also has low rates of unionization (just 5.8 percent are members). All are factors that economists say can keep a city’s wages low. An attempt to boost the minimum wage in Miami Beach was thwarted by Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and a coalition of business groups.
While Broward has many of these same characteristics, it also has a higher share of individuals with college degrees, which are more likely to result in high-paying jobs. In Broward, 31 percent of the population has a bachelor’s degree or higher, while Miami-Dade’s college-educated population sits at 27 percent.
According to research assistant Zane Mokhiber, it is unclear whether costs are higher this year than in previous years, thanks to a new methodology.
In Florida, Naples has the highest median family income, at $70,577 — and actually has a slightly lower cost of living than Miami, at $84,000. In West Palm Beach, the median family income is $69,882, and the cost of living is $85,600.
But they are far from the norm in the Sunshine State, where the median family income among counties is $56,000 — well below the national average of about $68,000 — while the median cost of living for a family of four is $69,000.
“It’s clear from our analysis that, even in less expensive areas, many families will struggle to meet their basic needs,” Mokhiber said in a statement.