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And if there's one thing Miami drivers seem to love, it's playing chicken in a merge lane. It just means they have too many fucking mangoes and don't want flies taking over their yard.Дo they consider hiking trying not to get killed when crossing the street in any of our pedestrianized neighborhoods?! /0xATKobuNp- Anna DecemEvery time you drive in Miami, you're taking your life into your own hands. If you're lucky, you'll have nice neighbors who'll drop a bag of mangos or avocados at your doorstep when they're in season. Don't let the Miami Herald's Connie Ogle, a notorious mango hater, tell you otherwise. Where shall we start?Дon't be sucked in by pro-mango propaganda! Read the haters' guide to mango season: #Miami /eND746cBfb- Connie Ogle JThe mangos are good. The questions come off as adorably clueless and only a little absurd if you're not a jaded, road-raging, PilГіn-snorting Miamian. Is fruit in South Florida superior to fruit in other places? Are accidents with uninsured drivers really as common as other Reddit threads make them out to be? Do people take day or weekend trips to Caribbean islands? Is there an 'outdoor culture' comparable to the West Coast's? Do people hike? Are they generally polite and open to meeting newcomers? When it rains, do people get wet, or do they make a concerted effort to stay dry? Instead, they want to know about the 'practical and cultural aspects of Miami and South Florida.' They don't seem too worried about where they'll live or how much it'll cost to live here. So much to unpack in this reddit post from another west coaster who wants to move to miami /yagx5Cq6Cr- Abel Iraola DecemBut Southfloridacurious, ever the inquisitive poster, has a lot of questions about what it's like to live in Miami.

'Southfloridacurious' currently lives in Salt Lake City and once shared a rented house in Oakland with a bunch of Miami bros who were fun to hang out with and 'made really good coffee with a cafetera!' One redditor recently posted that they're considering moving to Miami next year with their partner. The questions are usually much of the same: Where is it 'safe' to live? What's there to do for fun? This Craigslist rental is a broom closet - why is it so expensive? Every month, the /r/MiamiВ subreddit creates a megathread for people with questions about vacationing in or moving to the Magic City.

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