Miami is now unooficially changed to Me-ami (Hialeah, Hollywood: neighborhoods, buying)

[doggiebus]

Originally Posted by tallrick

The problem is that Miami is way too expensive for what you get. Jobs pay too little. Therefore most people are in a sour mood. Add in horrible weather for 7 months out of the year, and the leftover rejects from other cities and nations, and you have one of the worst combinations in the US.

I have noticed that people are much more friendly when the temps are below 80F, and the higher the temps get the worse people get. Sadly we do spend 7+ months above 80F.

[muscleman305]

Originally Posted by burgler09

I suggest maybe a move to somewhere in North Dakota.. maybe there won't be any rude people to cut you off

Why that far? how about an hour north to West Palm beach. I really would in a heartbeat, except I have too many anchors here in Miami and it would be impossible or even reckless for me to leave. Half my friends have left and the other half are in my shoes. The only guy I know that truly loves it here is a cokehead, so gee I wonder why he thinks meami is such a paradise.

[muscleman305]

Originally Posted by doggiebus

I have noticed that people are much more friendly when the temps are below 80F, and the higher the temps get the worse people get. Sadly we do spend 7+ months above 80F.

Thats is soooo true!!!!!! U will occassionaly see a smile or two from drivers even

[seain dublin]

Sorry the drivers in Miami are much worse then in LA or NY. They run red lights and tailgate like I have never seen.

Not that long ago Miami was rated as the rudest drivers in the US.

[muscleman305]

Originally Posted by Thomas Jefferson

Oh Yeah! Because NY, and LA are different. Bad traffic, Speke Espanol, but with the difference of accent, .

I can't speak for Ny but please dont bring LA into this, they might have a gang problem, but the people in that city have manners and they have some of the best drivers Ive ever witnessed. People respect the laws and each other on the road and u will hardly ever see tailgating and slow drivers in the left lane, they will actually move over if they see u approaching fast in the rearview. The majority of mexicans are very hard working people and they are very respectful people that are accostumed to hardships and dont feel they are entilted to anything. I never had a problem or encountered remotley anything I see here the 15 years I lived there.

[Rae the Chef]

Originally Posted by seain dublin

Sorry the drivers in Miami are much worse then in LA or NY. They run red lights and tailgate like I have never seen.

Not that long ago Miami was rated as the rudest drivers in the US.

How about 3 yrs in a row?

[Rae the Chef]

Originally Posted by muscleman305

I can't speak for Ny but please dont bring LA into this, they might have a gang problem, but the people in that city have manners and they have some of the best drivers Ive ever witnessed. People respect the laws and each other on the road and u will hardly ever see tailgating and slow drivers in the left lane, they will actually move over if they see u approaching fast in the rearview. The majority of mexicans are very hard working people and they are very respectful people that are accostumed to hardships and dont feel they are entilted to anything. I never had a problem or encountered remotley anything I see here the 15 years I lived there.

I have to agree. I know quite a few mexicans as well as other spanish folks. Mexicans (in my opinion) are hard working and many of them would give the shirt off of their backs for one another. The folks in Miami, far different.

[cuba libre]

Originally Posted by tallrick

Jobs pay too little. Therefore most people are in a sour mood. Add in horrible weather for 7 months out of the year, and the leftover rejects from other cities and nations, and you have one of the worst combinations in the US.

That is true, we seem to attract the poorest and the most politically oppressed. With the exception of Cubans in the 1960's and Venezuelans in the early 2000's, the VAST majority of Miami's immigrants have been dirt poor Hispanic or Caribbean peoples.

[crisp444]

Originally Posted by cuba libre

That is true, we seem to attract the poorest and the most politically oppressed. With the exception of Cubans in the 1960's and Venezuelans in the early 2000's, the VAST majority of Miami's immigrants have been dirt poor Hispanic or Caribbean peoples.

Then why is it that the average "Hispanic" neighborhood in Miami-Dade County is middle class? Why is it that Miami-Dade's "Hispanic" population has a comparatively low level of poverty and a comparatively high educational attainment? Weren't you just saying in one of your posts a few days ago that Miami's generally well-off and successful "Hispanic" population is distinct from that of most other cities in the United States? Very few areas of Miami-Dade have high proportions of Latin American immigrants are "dirt poor" and you know this. The absolute poorest areas of Miami-Dade are full of English-speaking Americans.

[muscleman305]

Originally Posted by crisp444

The absolute poorest areas of Miami-Dade are full of English-speaking Americans.

Thats probably because its damn near impossible to land a decent job in Dade,unless your Bi-lingual.