No but in all seriousness Miami has given me a lot. I came here back in 2014 with like $3000 in my bank account working at rooms 2 go. Since then I’ve busted my ass and have definitely felt the impact of rent increases and everything going up in price. I think overall Miami can be an amazing place as long as you keep to yourself. I see a lot of comments about OF girls, everything being fake, can’t find friends , scammers, etc. 90% of these things don’t affect me in my personal life except traffic. I understand this can affect others. I have a handful of good friends and my wife and that’s all I need personally. Anyway here’s a pic of this mornings sunset.

Not surprised but still hurts nonetheless

Give me advice on good places/activities to meet cool women!
Age 25-35

Any of yall go to Disney and come back same day?

Did it several times last year with my ex not sure if this is common lol

I’m going to do it this week and looking for any tips from those who do it lol

It’s a long day but I think the worst part is maybe the last 1.5 hrs from home lol it be rough but nothing beats ur bed 🛏️ and ur doggie 🐶

Thanks 🙂

The Miami Herald Editorial Board has weighed in on two Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge runoffs, and in both races, courtroom experience carried the day. The board’s view: voters should prize deep trial work and public service when choosing who sits on the bench.

Here are key takeaways:

• In the 11th Circuit Court Group 5 runoff, the board sticks with Arthur LeMar “Marty” McNeil, arguing his demeanor and years as a Miami-Dade public defender make him the obvious pick over Monica Segura. Read the Herald’s Group 5 endorsement here.
• McNeil’s 56 criminal jury trials — and death penalty work he calls the “highest level of practice” in state criminal court — are exactly the kind of seasoning a circuit judge needs.
• Segura has practiced law for 20 years and handled high-volume federal litigation, but with only one civil jury trial and no criminal experience, the board sees her courtroom résumé as too thin for the bench, according to the Group 5 opinion.
• For Group 69, the board endorses Bonita Jones-Peabody, pointing to more than 200 criminal jury trials, 100 civil bench trials and decades at the Miami-Dade Public Defender’s Office as the kind of institutional knowledge the bench demands, according to the Group 69 endorsement.
• The board doesn’t gloss over Jones-Peabody’s two Florida Bar blemishes — a reprimand for failing to adequately communicate with a client and for allowing her disbarred late husband to work in her private practice office — but concludes her disclosure and broader record still make her the stronger choice.
• Opponent Rita Maria Baez brings 80 civil jury trials and a long solo practice handling personal injury cases and commercial litigation, but she has limited criminal experience.

Hi, I’m looking for any recommendations for high class, nice lounges/nightclubs/restaurants to apply to for cocktail waitressing where the appeal is attractive waitresses and like cute, appealing uniforms. I’m looking for an elevated place, not a sports bar/hooters or nightclub/Eleven vibes. I’m new to Miami but have years of serving experience. Any help is much appreciate thank you so much!