My Mom, RIP, used to not go out to a store or wherever after 2:30pm? And she was right. Like she was not more than 7-8 miles from the Super Walmart, and it would take us like 45 min. to get there? The traffic there is some serious sh##! One of the few various reasons I left in 1986 to the Westcoast in Nevada. But there's nothing like the weather, no matter what..and no other State in the US has Summer all year round🏝 I will be reaching out to you when I'm on my way back to stay!
Bless her heart! ❤️ She was right. Traffic gets crazy for sure. I don’t blame you for wanting to get away, but the weather sure does make it hard to leave. It would be my absolute pleasure whenever you decide!
Great video and perfect headline, as I’m 30 years old born and raised in Miami and debating on leaving for good myself haha. Just like every city pros and cons as no where is perfect even Pokémon Island. If you have never lived in Miami I’d still recommend experience it for yourself. But I always remind people that living in Miami is 110% different than when you’re on vacation here, and also don’t overly hype it up in your head that it’s some amazing dream destination city.
Lovely! Thanks Angie. IF at all am moving to US, it has to be only FLORIDA/MIAMI for most of the Pros (specially tropical weather!).... A big no no to cold weather!! :)
My daughter goes to school there. She complains about the traffic. She caught a gecko in her kitchen and she did trap it and set it free. She also complains about the humidity 🤷🏽♀️ Good job 👏
That is true and unfortunate! Luckily for some though, who work remotely or from home, they have the option of not driving during those treacherous hours 😱
Honestly being from Kissimmee/Orlando I can't say the same thing.... there isnt crap to do unless you have money... otherwise it is just a hot swampy place... maybe Miami is better
I'm srry but you can't compare miami to big cities such as NYC or L.A. only 2 cities in the nation are comparable to NYC and L.A. and thtz Houston and Chicago miami isn't even in the top 10 hell it isn't even in the top 20 I mean it doesn't even have half the population or land area as those cities Miami is probably more comparable to Atlanta being the 38th and 44th most populous cities in the nation I would say those 2 or more similar and on the same level But miami is most certainly not in the same league as a Nyc L.A. Houston or a Chicago and it never will be But it is very beautiful there I will give you guys tht much😎🤷♂️💯
As a local who’s born and raised here. For me, the biggest con and reason I’m leaving is the people. Miami does not have the smartest, most educated people. Also the lack of diversity in our economy. It’s mostly built on the tourism/service sector. A big reason why large tech and investment firms struggle to move. Not enough intellectual talent. That is why there is so much brain drain here. People like the Latin culture, but honestly I’m sick of it. ✌️Oh and let me add, that wages are VERY low in comparison to the recent surge in cost of living.
@@AngieMBlanco I’m not in tech. I go to FIU for mostly Business/Finance but I work in the airline industry. I want to move to Stockholm, Sweden but the language barrier will be an issue to work there. So maybe Dallas for work till I can get to Stockholm and/or Amsterdam.
L.A. has a much nicer climate and surrounding than Miami. The weather is horribly humid. It might not snow but that's about it when it comes to that. What Miami has that only New York comes close to is the energy. No city in the U.S. has the energy Miami has. Not even New York. They just come close.
@@AngieMBlanco I chose not to mention the languages by name if anyone is annoyed of hearing them but for those who don't know ... The national language is English The main main language of Miami Dade/Miami which is the mother tongue is Spanish The French-based creole language is Haitian Creole.
@@AngieMBlanco right you’ve been living there for 30 years…clearly your fine not knowing Spanish or Haitian Creole. It’s still the US. I’ve been applying for jobs and they all require you to speak English.
@@quelquun2018 Hey there! Yup, 30 years... my whole life. I know people always think I don't speak Spanish, but I actually do. I'm Cuban... doesn't look like it, right?
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No state tax is the main reason why people move to Miami! Great video 😊
Yes! No state tax and hot weather 😀 Thanks!
You're soft spoken...I like the way you talk
Thank you
My Mom, RIP, used to not go out to a store or wherever after 2:30pm? And she was right. Like she was not more than 7-8 miles from the Super Walmart, and it would take us like 45 min. to get there? The traffic there is some serious sh##! One of the few various reasons I left in 1986 to the Westcoast in Nevada. But there's nothing like the weather, no matter what..and no other State in the US has Summer all year round🏝 I will be reaching out to you when I'm on my way back to stay!
Bless her heart! ❤️ She was right. Traffic gets crazy for sure. I don’t blame you for wanting to get away, but the weather sure does make it hard to leave. It would be my absolute pleasure whenever you decide!
This was such a great breakdown. I visit every year for a few weeks. It's my favorite place in the world and hope to live there one day.
Thank you so much! It is definitely such a beautiful place. And now you know who to call if you want to move down 😉
Great video and perfect headline, as I’m 30 years old born and raised in Miami and debating on leaving for good myself haha. Just like every city pros and cons as no where is perfect even Pokémon Island. If you have never lived in Miami I’d still recommend experience it for yourself. But I always remind people that living in Miami is 110% different than when you’re on vacation here, and also don’t overly hype it up in your head that it’s some amazing dream destination city.
Thanks Garrett! I agree with you that Miami is definitely a place to experience, and that is also pretty hyped up. Spot on!
i visit miami last year people are very friendly very beautiful place and i love the ocean i want to move there i didnt want to go home
That's great that you were able to visit here Christopher! I agree with you. It's a beautiful city, and I never get tired of the ocean either. 😄
Lovely! Thanks Angie. IF at all am moving to US, it has to be only FLORIDA/MIAMI for most of the Pros (specially tropical weather!).... A big no no to cold weather!! :)
Thanks for stopping by! I agree with you 100%. Only tropical weather for me too! 😄
Awesome video! Thank you.
Thank you for stopping by!
My daughter goes to school there. She complains about the traffic. She caught a gecko in her kitchen and she did trap it and set it free. She also complains about the humidity 🤷🏽♀️ Good job 👏
Aww I love that she saved a gecko! I definitely would’ve done the same. Thank you Sharyn! 😄
I like Miami mwah 😘 from Las Vegas Nevada Someday I’m going to move there
You definitely should! I hear Las Vegas is great too
LOL.. most people don’t have the option to drive in rush hour traffic.. they are either going to work or returning.
That is true and unfortunate! Luckily for some though, who work remotely or from home, they have the option of not driving during those treacherous hours 😱
Honestly being from Kissimmee/Orlando I can't say the same thing.... there isnt crap to do unless you have money... otherwise it is just a hot swampy place...
maybe Miami is better
I have a family member from Kissimmee and they love going back home! Miami is definitely more developed though :)
Bugs 🐜 are fine I’m used to in the Philippines 🇵🇭 also hurricanes 🌀 lots of the Philippines
Haha yeah bugs or hurricanes don't even scare us anymore
I love ❤️ the Heat. Same. And mucho of Latinas there
I love the heat here too! It's one of my favorite parts of Miami 😊
I'm srry but you can't compare miami to big cities such as NYC or L.A. only 2 cities in the nation are comparable to NYC and L.A. and thtz Houston and Chicago miami isn't even in the top 10 hell it isn't even in the top 20 I mean it doesn't even have half the population or land area as those cities Miami is probably more comparable to Atlanta being the 38th and 44th most populous cities in the nation I would say those 2 or more similar and on the same level But miami is most certainly not in the same league as a Nyc L.A. Houston or a Chicago and it never will be But it is very beautiful there I will give you guys tht much😎🤷♂️💯
As a local who’s born and raised here. For me, the biggest con and reason I’m leaving is the people. Miami does not have the smartest, most educated people. Also the lack of diversity in our economy. It’s mostly built on the tourism/service sector. A big reason why large tech and investment firms struggle to move. Not enough intellectual talent. That is why there is so much brain drain here. People like the Latin culture, but honestly I’m sick of it. ✌️Oh and let me add, that wages are VERY low in comparison to the recent surge in cost of living.
I'm sorry to hear that this is how you feel. Are you in tech? And where are you moving to?
@@AngieMBlanco I’m not in tech. I go to FIU for mostly Business/Finance but I work in the airline industry. I want to move to Stockholm, Sweden but the language barrier will be an issue to work there. So maybe Dallas for work till I can get to Stockholm and/or Amsterdam.
@@RamiroR13 Nice, big moves. Good luck with whatever you decide to do!
L.A. has a much nicer climate and surrounding than Miami. The weather is horribly humid. It might not snow but that's about it when it comes to that. What Miami has that only New York comes close to is the energy. No city in the U.S. has the energy Miami has. Not even New York. They just come close.
You’re absolutely right about the energy here! It’s addictive. I love this city!
Miami >Los angeles > New York City miami !!!!!!!! 😁
💯!! You know it! 😄👏☀️
How can you live in Miami and not know the language?
What Miami language are you referring to?
@@AngieMBlanco I chose not to mention the languages by name if anyone is annoyed of hearing them but for those who don't know ...
The national language is English
The main main language of Miami Dade/Miami which is the mother tongue is Spanish
The French-based creole language is Haitian Creole.
@@SuperRip7 got it! Was a little confused by your question since this video is in English
@@AngieMBlanco right you’ve been living there for 30 years…clearly your fine not knowing Spanish or Haitian Creole. It’s still the US. I’ve been applying for jobs and they all require you to speak English.
@@quelquun2018 Hey there! Yup, 30 years... my whole life. I know people always think I don't speak Spanish, but I actually do. I'm Cuban... doesn't look like it, right?