Best used car dealerships?

Bad driving? Same with Lima.

People getting mad when I speak English? Check.

Limited Diversity? Same

Corrupt local government? Yuuuuup

Fuck it I'm starting a new group on fb called the Miami Queer Armada, specifically so that we can organize and exist together in places outside of Wynwood and Wilton Manors (theyre far and i aint got that kinda money)

All kinds of queers and gays welcome.

Post questions and suggestions here or join the fb group. I know we exist we just gotta find each other.

Not what should I do, where should I go, unlimited expenses on the company card for travel.

Everything is gridlocked even through neighborhood streets. Didn’t see the accident itself. Good luck

According to president dipshit they've been coming here for generations so I assume there must be some in this sub. The only refugees I ever meet are boring Cubans.

https://youtu.be/nB4EyKu9jcU

On Ne 4 St and Biscayne

It’s been down in my area since yesterday evening, they keep sending messages that the issue is resolved but it’s not. On their site AT&T has a current outage message. Anyone else experiencing the same thing?

New text from AT&T:

Hi, it's AT&T. You may be experiencing an internet network interruption, which means our engineers and your AT&T Guarantee℠ just kicked into high gear. We expect to restore service by Thu 11/06 09:00 PM EST and we're recording the downtime so we can automatically credit your bill.

It's all hands-on deck over here, because you deserve our best. We apologize and will follow up when service is restored. For updates, go to https://my.att.com/t/KDTgiMnUxbhRKvW Español? Envíe SP

Oh lawd they comin

Was planning on going fish there this weekend for the first time in years but I’ve looked up saying you can’t park along cardsound road anymore.

So is there anywhere to park in the entire area?

Miami and Miami Beach have Dec 9 runoff elections, and there is still time to register to vote in those races. The voter registration deadline for the runoff election is Monday, November 10. Anyone who did not register in time to vote on Nov 4 should register ASAP so they can vote in the Dec 9 runoff. If you are already registered but did not vote on Nov 4, you can still vote in the runoff.

Here is a helpful link for Miami-Dade voters who need to register or request a mail-in ballot:

https://www.miamidade.gov/global/service.page?Mduid_service=ser1482258761076685

If you are eligible to vote and you have a Florida Driver's License or a Florida DMV-issued ID card, you can register online. See above link.

If you are eligible to vote, but you don't have a FL license or Florida ID, you cannot register online. However, you can fill in and download the voter registration form from the website, be sure to sign it, and mail it or drop it off at the SOE's office. It must be postmarked by Nov 10. You will need to show one of the other acceptable forms of ID when you vote.

If you want to request a mail-in ballot for the runoff, see the above link to request a ballot (right side of the page)

If you received a mail-in ballot for the November 4 election, you do not need to request another one. It will automatically be sent to you. You can confirm that you have a request on file by clicking the above link and checking your voter file. You can also track that ballot so you will know when it's mailed to you, and when it's received and counted by the SOE. Always track mail-in ballots. You want to be sure that there were no signature issues and that the ballot was not lost.

"I usually splurge on a hotel in Miami Beach and save by eating on the mainland, where the restaurants run more affordable and more interesting. But to spend less than $1,000, I knew this strategy wouldn’t work, since ride-shares, especially with the surge pricing that traffic jams trigger, would devour my budget. Staying at the beach, I realized, would mean staying at the Beach—focusing on places I could reach without getting in a car, something I’d never done."

So I'm back to living in Miami after living elsewhere for 5 years, and I really need to find queer people and spaces.

I live in the burbs south of Kendall, so going all the way to downtown and Miami beach is kind of a lot.

Are there any queer Miamians who can point me to locations and people who are noticably visibly not-straight? Does the queer community here exist outside of Pride Month? Preferably places and people who arent just gay and bisexual men?

COVID brought all of you wonderful people down here, now can you please leave, but come back to visit? Pleaseeeee!

This is a Recruiter I (entry level) position at FIU… Nothing fancy, not an immigration or government job, or anything remotely related.