I have lived in South Florida for around 10 years. The restaurants and bakeries here have certainly changed and grown over the years. However, the only constant was cuban food. Croquetas, coladas, tostadas, pan con bistec, pastelitos, etc. I would only casually eat cuban food, maybe once every two weeks. Only recently however, I have made it routine to get it. Now, after a year of unimaginable stress, every Saturday I hit up my local bakery in the morning and get a tostada, cafe con leche, a pastry, and 4 croquetas. It would appear as though God has given me the fat gene. This ritual has kept me sane and has healed my soul through rough times. You'd be surprised at how incredible it is to have a constant in a changing life. Thank you tostadas and croquetas 🙏
The other beautiful constant is Cuban food’s price point. It’s still relatively affordable and you get your money’s worth. If you’re ever on a pinch, you can make a plate from palacio de los jugos last you 2 days easy.
I LOVE Venezuelan food, but godamn does it hurt me when 3 empanadas and a juice racks up to $20.
I went to Havana Harry’s for the first time last week and although I’m not new to Miami and should have expected this, I was floored at how much food (and freaking delicious food at that) we got for the price. I was in heaven
And that’s Havana Harry on the pricier side of Cuban food
That’s crazy cause I feel that way about Duncan
No one really cares about him
That’s why he’s had extensive articles written about him on sport sites like ESPN and the Ringer. But yeah, no one outside of Miami talks about him:
Whether you like it or not, media recognition raises players stock.
When did I say it didn’t?
Just I don’t think that’s the case here, Duncan is getting paid cause he’s an elite shooter
Not cause of a ringer and espn article
You literally said
no one really cares about him
Which is just not true. When the media ogles over a dude, beat believe there are some front offices doing the same. It’s not just because of articles, it’s that his play has been significant enough that it’s deserved media attention which translates to player value
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What other us city had as many mass shootings as we did in the last two weeks ?
What other cities are in states that are fully open, what other cities are hot bed for vacations, what other cities have notorious clubs and bars a few hundred feet away from this nations most beautiful beaches.
It really isn’t surprising when you stack up all these ingredients that would lead to a perfect storm of chaos
I’m having a difficult time understanding your logic. On the one hand, you mention the lockdown messed with peoples heads. By this logic, all us cities should be having mass shootings at the rate that we have. But then on the other hand you mention some stuff that is “unique” to Miami. Sort of. So what is it? We haven’t even been on a strong lockdown since June 2020.
Everything plays into one another. If you come trying to understand a problem by just wanting to identify one thing as the root cause. You’re gonna have an incomplete picture of all the nuanced factors at play.
All the things I’ve initially mentioned regarding individual stressors plus the environmental factors that make Miami the perfect setting for them to spill over into can be true at the same time.
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Literally every major US city, even your precious NYC, gets an F...
So tell me.....what are you trying to prove?
https://www.areavibes.com/new+york-ny/crime/
https://www.areavibes.com/los+angeles-ca/crime/
Some people are just addicted to living in fear after this pandemic.
US major city crime stats and murder rates per capita
That's what people seem to forget and are overreacting about. In Miami, if you mind your own business, don't respond to other people's rudeness with tough guy attitude, and avoid setting's with potential to get heated, you'll avoid dangerous conflicts with ease.
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Went back for the first time in 2020 before pandemic. I hadn't been back since the early 2000's. They really revamped the park and light house.
BTW, local's call this place "El Farito" (the light house). Used to get confused as hell when they would call it by its state park name.
Be careful out there, lot's of reckless boat drivers and jet ski's
Please take Richardson back. I’m not above begging.
Naw I’m good, we have enough issues with guards that can’t/won’t shoot
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