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Interesting that a girl hauling a super-baby doll around everywhere calls us weird...
A baby whose head was slammed onto the cars roof when talking to a little boy.
Exactly what I thought. Weird pointing out weird
don’t cry young one…. it’s okay :)
Yeah. She's from Ireland. The entire country has fewer people than the metro area of Miami. I can't get too excited about her reactions.
Truth
She's hauling around a baby doll dressed like Superman and she calls Florida weird?
Florida IS weird, but also amazing. Miami is its own entity-Miami is probably THE best city in the U.S. I love south beach
She literally said she was going to try some of the weird things... So, she's trying a weird thing.
Florida is another huge state that varies greatly depending on where you go. The wide northern portion called "The Panhandle" which borders Alabama and Georgia is still very "Southern"... Accents, way of life, etc. South Florida is full of Latin and Carribean influences. The East Coast is vastly different from the Gulf Coast... And then there's tons in between.
And most of it is bat-s**t crazy and interesting--except for the gun laws. Lived in Tallahassee for 5 years--essentially South Georgia. Friends in Tampa--essentially older Northerners moved south. Wife from Miami--very much tropical, cuban-latino and old school northerners who moved in the 40s and 50s, mostly. Love the gator farms.
People like to bash Florida as weird and it’s no weirder than any other state. There are more transplanted residents in this state so weird is not relative to the state. The beach coastlines, beautiful weather, and tropical foliage draws a lot of tourists and potential newbies.
As a native south Floridian, I personally hate Miami. I think Fort Lauderdale is better but I’m biased. 😂😂
Ditto, neighbor. 😊
Ft.lauderdale is better than miami
When you come to Florida, you definitely need to visit Clearwater Beach, Madeira Beach, St Petersburg Beach. They are on the west side of Florida. They have white sand and are gorgeous.
Hope you can come to the US soon. 😁
Yep, the sand on on the gulf side are white and powdery. Clearwater beach has "clear" water as the name implies. In some the water room temperature. I grew up going there. When my family moved to Maryland, and I got in the Atlantic ocean for the first time, I was so disappointed. Waves that knock you down, but not big enough for surfing. Water is so cold it turns your legs blue, Sand is brown, and the water is brownish blue. Gulf coast beaches can't be beat!
Naples has a lovely beach too. Lighthouse Beach on Captiva Island is the best for shelling in North America. Lover's Key State Park is worth going to, seasonally there are manatees and dolphins.
I lived in Largo for a couple of years while we were stationed in Clearwater. Mostly went to Indian Rocks Beach. It's a beautiful place and much of the year the weather was pretty great, but man the summers were brutal. I moved there after living in Mobile, AL. for 6 years, but still couldn't quite get acclimated to the level of heat and humidity in that part of Florida... Thank God for air conditioning.😊
destin is the postcard "white sandy beaches" beach in florida.
@@lorrielephew1966they're not so great in Galveston.
The frustrating thing for me is that the visitors visiting America do not always capture the awesome beauty of the areas they are filming!
I'm from Texas and I prefer the Florida Keys over Miami. Actually, I would go several other Florida cities over Miami. That's not putting Miami down, but other than the "night life", it's just another big city. I personally prefer more laid-back places. Marathon Key is my favorite place in Florida, mainly because it's centrally located among the Keys.
I agree 💯 on that
Marathon is nice. My old next door neighbor moved there and everyone in their neighborhood has a boat with their backyards on the water in Key Colony Beach.
Marathon is in the lower keys, not centrally located. It's 40 miles from Marathon to Key West.
Me too, I like St. Petersburg. Art Basel is the only reason I go to Miami, it's too flashy for me haha.
@lilyz2156 yes, you are right, but I gues I should have said, centrally located to the places I like to go to. That's what I meant.
Can't believe she went to the nude beach. 😳 As a native South Floridian, I can confirm she fits right in with the weirdness, lol.
When you get to Florida, you also need to check out the west side of Florida. There is a beach called Siesta Beach on Siesta Key in Sarasota that has white quartz-crystal powdery sand, your feet will not burn on it. And that is strange and weird.
We lived near Clearwater and this was still our favorite beach! Beautiful!
This is the second video where you have the title as "British" girl instead of "Irish" 😂
We don't like her. She didn't even visit the best places in Miami. What happened to the Cuban area, Little Havana or Calle Ocho? How about going to a beach that is not a nudist beach so we could see more? Maybe South Beach to see the LGBQ culture in Miami. Instead she choose to ride around like a freak on a bicycle for 4. I've always seen those used for making money. If you want to get somewhere fairly close, but don't want to walk. You hire a man bike to take you there. . They have them in Central Park too. I used one when I got lost in Central Park. It is much larger than it looks.
If she's from northern Ireland she IS British.
@@jjbud3124 shes not . she is diane jennings from ireland . watch her vidios .
It's clickbait to trigger you 😂
@@jjbud3124but she’s not from Northern Ireland. So she’s not British.
I heard they had this weird, fully dressed Irish walking around at the nude beach!! 😅
We need to revoke her passport. Miami is a vacation party town, not a flea market destination. 🤣
right!
Flea market comes from a French translation that implies that used furniture and clothing might be flea infested.
Wow I knew it was linked to bugs. But never knew it came from France. Thanks for sharing that.
1st as a Miami native, there is a HUGE difference between Miami & Miami Beach, where "South" Beach is located. Miami is on the mainland and Miami Beach is an island. They are separated by Biscayne Bay by about 6 or 7 miles. THEY ATR VERY DIFFERENT places. There is so much more....I may just have to make a video to rebut her absurdity & generalizations
Yes, and back before Miami Beach became famous South Beach, I worked next to Lincoln Road Mall which was fairly desolate and falling apart. And we would go to South Beach because it was quieter and not as busy. This was early 80s. Now I don’t even like South Beach.
I think you should check your blood pressure, son 😂😂😂
I can assure you,being from Miami that isn’t the real Miami. Florida is one of the most diverse states in the country. That bridge she is under we used to jump off, that’s Haulover Inlet. That’s a mural not graffiti. Back in the day it was illegal to go nude, although people used to nude bath there and they tolerated it. Since so many people were using it, they finally relaxed the laws. That was our beach, everyone from Hialeah went there. That beach is a North Beach, compared to South Beach and it’s a much better beach if you’re going there to swim. Don’t worry the water is warm. My old stomping grounds, I could tell some stories.
Spent 44 years in Naples Florida, gulf side. Beautiful beaches. Miami’s nightlife is wild.
She is Irish not British. Don’t make her mad, she is Irish.
😂😂😂 Florida is awesome!
She's weird. 😜
I thought the same
@happycactus, though she would be if she were from Northern Ireland (i.e., Belfast), since that part of the island is in the UK (orange Irish). But, she's in the Republic of Ireland (Dublin; green Irish)--a separate country.
Editor Diane is the one he needs to worry about.
People that are from Ireland are under the British umbrella.
I've been to Marche aux puces in Paris, which is 'market of fleas' which I THINK is why American's call it a flea market. In France it referred to the fleas that could be in the old upholstery of the tatty old chairs sold street side, in a market, thus the 'market of fleas' and thus Flea market. Could be a wives tale, but it is true that is what it is called in France as well.
"Be careful with the camera" 😂😂😂
A flea market is pretty much a street market. You'll have a bunch of different vendors set up selling food, clothing, appliances, and pretty much anything.. You'll find a lot of rare, new, or previously owned items. It's pretty much an outside venue where people can sell their stuff.
As a Floridian, I can attest that not everyone is a weirdo! Most of us are really normal! And yes, many of us have palm trees in our yards 🙃🌴
I’m not a Floridian, however, this girl with a doll dressed as Superman and calling it a real baby is the weirdest thing I’ve seen in a video about Florida.
Ppl probably think she is a crazy cat lady!!! LMAO!!!
Please react to the (paramedic force 5 bridge creek and moore, Oklahoma tornado May 3 1999). It's the first responders response to the 1999 moore, Oklahoma F5 tornando. I currently work as an EMT with EMSA in tulsa, Oklahoma. We use this video for training new hires on mass casualty response. The camera crews riding with these ambulance crews were making a Tv show on the day and life of first responders the day moore got hit. Most people have no idea what happen in the aftermath of a tornado. This video is a great watch to understand what it takes to triage a mass casualty incident.
Flea market is actually what you call second hand markets. It’s usually older stuff that still works. Just it’s a bit older. You find the occasional new thing too. The food is usually ok but you have fun at flea markets trying find bargains for stuff that you want.
Most the flea markets I been to sell mostly new things. What you’re describing sounds more like a swap meet.
@@bingbong6757 The definition of a flea market it that it sells used items.
Right I’ve been going to flea markets for a long time. And it’s mostly new stuff most can’t afford the rent for selling used stuff there.
Imo flea markets have both trash and treasures. I avoid them because we have too much stuff already (like most American households!)
Being that I have lived in Miami since I was 1 (I am now 55), I love watching how others see Miami, especially for the first time.
Haulover Beach used to be a very nice family beach. We used to go there in the 70s almost every Sunday for a BBQ and beach day.
Have been to Haulover multiple times myself and as Irish Girl commented, the uniqueness wears off pretty quickly because everyone's naked so it starts to feel normal. This particular beach is sanction by the county government, is family friendly, has lifeguards, security, food concessions, parking, showers, restrooms, and chair and umbrella rentals. In season it does get pretty crowded yet there's always room for more. What's really fun about it is that given it's proximity to the city (a half hour to the south actually) you will see all kinds of people from all walks of life and all ages.
Today (May 6) it was 85 degrees in Miami. This Summer will be a lot warmer.
Today is May 6th.
Born in Miami in early 60’s and lived there since a few years ago. Now in central Florida. Loved the older Miami. So many outdoor things to do. The deep sea fishing is amazing because you don’t have to go too far off the coast to hit the deep blue waters. Key west is nice and the Everglades for weekend trips. The different cultural foods are amazing. I do miss the food since I moved. The mural might have been in the art district area, not sure. I don’t think Florida is crazy but since there are so many different nationalities, it just seems very varied in the types of people you meet.
Mural is Wynnwood. When I moved to South Florida in 2002 that neighborhood was to be avoided at night. Now it’s one of the most hip spots in the city.
I never lived there, but my father did and I agree with you.
Lewis, I've been to Florida countless times, and I've never seen anything weird, which I guess means that if you search for something, whether good or bad (or weird), you'll probably find it. The Zorro that I remember was via Disney back in the '50s, and was a man dressed in black, including an eye mask and cape, in Spanish California. His name was Don Diego de la Vega, and he had a sword rather than a gun. If you want to check it out: Zorro 1957--1959 Opening and Closing Theme. All of the kids at that time loved it.
The reason the sand is so nice and soft is because it's made of coral and seashells which have been ground down over the years by wave action, which are much easier to pulverize than rocks.
I live across the state from Miami in the Naples area. I personally do not particularly enjoy Miami, I come from a smal town just north of Naples, so to me Miami is extremely overwhelming, again I live in a small town. I have a home on 5 acres of land, a good size veg, fruit and herbs garden, 13 chickens with a 450sqft Chicken coop and a nice long chicken run. Its not safe where I live to just let your chickens run wild in your yard otherwise a hawk, bobcat or many other prey will make them their meal. I live 8 miles from the beautiful beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, where the water in our area is beautiful, blue warm, calm and the sand is soft and white. It's truly paradise. It is just a bit of a culture shock to nonfloridians when the summer months roll around, June - September and sometimes our Octobers are really hot and muggy but not as hot as mid August, so we essentially have zero Autumn here.
I am also biased to my part of Florida because I am 4th generation born and raised in our small town. The land I live on I bought back in 2006 with my late husband when we were in our early 20s. We paid 28k for the 5 acre plot then built our home for $250k the following year. My home now values at $1.8 million.
They now sell the nearby land in plots of 1.25 acres for $250k-$400k each. I wouldn't even be able to afford to live where I currently do, had we not been smart enough to buy the land before the area was diacovered and built up around.
There are Great White Sharks in the coastal waters of Florida. I wouldn’t be neck deep in the ocean but that’s just me. I’m Gen X and scarred from Jaws. 🤣🤣🤣✌🏼👀
Me too
Lewis, as a baby boomer, I have been butt nekkid in Yellowstone with a group of people. It's a blast until the rangers get wind of it...
Yes, I've been on nude beaches before... It's very freeing to feel the wind blow and get an all over suntan.
The Murals are in the Wynwood Art District. They are art installations. We have the in Ft Lauderdale too.
I'm from Ft Lauderdale, you don't have to go to Miami to experience what you just saw.
I grew up in Miami Beach, I’ve been ALL over the world and I absolutely recommend Miami. I see people here commenting saying no but Miami has things and experiences you’ll get absolutely no where else. It’s a very specific vibe that exists no where else in the world and the international mix of people and food is beyond world class. Now if you’re 70 maybe do Sarasota instead. Go to Miami, do lots of brunches and people watching on Lincoln Road is the absolute best. She was riding her bike off Haulover Inlet I grew up 5 blocks from there and grew up boating in the sandbar on the intracoastal side and surfing on the ocean side. Plus in high school that parking lot is where all the kids from North Miami Beach and Miami Beach High School used to congregate at night to tail gate and show off their cars.
Also, so what’s funny about that beach is it’s basically broken down in to three segments South of the Pier is surfing because the Jetty there is one of the few places you can catch waves year round due to the inlet and jetty. Once you pass the pier going North it’s the nude beach and it’s been a nude beach all my life and I was born in the 70’s. Just past the nude beach the beach has wide grassy knoll covered in picnic tables and huge free barbecue grills. Families try to get there early so they can grab one of the grills and that whole enormous part of the beach just past the little nude area becomes just packed with families that are there for cookouts and a beach day but never does anyone who’s not nude venture to the nude area other then to use the paved pathway to get to the pier for refreshments, fishing etc. Everyone has always been really respectful of the nude area and knows just not to venture there.
I always love her dry sense of humor. She had me cracking up with that baby..I personally would not want to be on a nude beach ..I picture wanting to unsee everything lol
Lewis, that's not graffiti, It's Beautiful Art. Big difference, graffiti bad, Art good, lol
You should check out Destin, Florida. It has the most beautiful beach, sugar white and clear water.
I like that she just goes and says things without worrying about it. I personally would never go to that beach.. just wouldn't be comfortable, but it looked peaceful. I love that bike!
Blame it on the French for the term Flea Market. That was the name they used for their outdoor bazaars, marche aux puces.
Statistically, Florida is no more strange than anywhere else in the US. The reason why "Florida Man" exists is that Florida's arrest records are public, open, and digital, so whenever there's a slow news day all the outlets pull up the latest arrests in Florida and pick the funniest sounding ones.
I'm a native of Miami (FL) and not being bias, but there are some beautiful areas in Miami, as a matter of all of Florida (east and west gulf coast), not to mention so much to do in Florida. How's, I live in Central FL (which I like better). Florida also has some beautiful spring water State parks. On the flip side, like every city, state, and country you do need to be aware of certain high crime areas to avoid. But overall, it's a beautiful tropical adventure to experience. And lots of great food/dining to take in. I definitely recommend visiting. I know a great airbnb that is stunning and has a superhost with all 5* views in mid-town area Miami!☺🌴🏝🌺 0:00
Miami has tons of hispanic/Cuban influence. That's cool in its own right, but it's a unique experience compared to a lot of the rest of the US. Destin, FL (near Tallahassee) has some really nice beaches and a lot of cool little boating and marine excursions that you can go on. Most places along the coast probably do though.
They are Flea Markets because when they first started they would hop around locations like a flea hops. Now a days most of them have a permanent location and are only open certain days of the week.
She might be the weirdest thing out there right now
I live in South Florida and I LOVE our uniqueness which I feel is combination of ALL the nationalities making this their home. And while some might find us weird… to us it’s just normal 😊
I've been going to a Nudist Camp for the last 28 years and I've been on Nudist Beaches all over the United States, it's so thrilling to be able to walk around in nature, Sandy Hook NJ Nudist Beach I've been multiple times in the last 12 years.
Florida has the best beaches in the country. If you want a tropical vacation, Florida is a good destination. Its a completely different culture from "the south", but that's true for all of our regions. There will be areas within that region that have their own culture seperate from the whole. Louisiana is another example of that. There's some good historical sites in Florida as well. It all depends on what you want to see first.
I've been to Blacks Beach in San Diego, CA. I wore clothes (optional) and although it was mostly older folks enjoying the beach "freely" there were some younger folks as well. It was a bit freeing to be in a no-judgement zone
I think the west coast of Florida looks beautiful. Wikiwachee river with the clear blue water and manatees that swim around and under you while kayaking. There's dolphins and stingrays. The everglades look cool too.
Florida has the most beautiful beaches, and the state is a peninsula so, there is roughly 600 miles of beaches from one side and up around to the otherside. No two beaches are alike and depending on where you go, the sand can be sugar white, sand colored, or broken shells and sand. I think it has the most a state can offer in things to do. Miami has the most diverse food, from many different cultures and countries. You can swim with the dolphins somewhere around St. Petersburg I believe on the west coast of Florida. I grew up in Orlando (don't waste your time there) and I miss Florida very very very much!!!!!
If you want to see one of the most interesting housing just north of that beach. Look up the Porsche design building. That's a video in itself. It's wild!
I’m almost 50 and lived in Florida most my life. And I’ve never been to a nude beach and I’m only about 45 minutes from Miami.
I hope your channel explodes this year. You deserve it!
I highly recommend Miami. You looooove to eat, and Miami offers food from all over the world just about. But if you've ever been curious to try Cuban, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Peruvian, Colombian, Venezuelan, Argentinian, Brazilian...(Well, all of South American and Central America and of course the Caribbean). Then Miami is the place to go! Try some or try them all, you won't regret it! The vast array of things to do and places to visit will keep you busy. She's a beautiful city! I miss her.
Something that might be surprised by is that there are palm trees in Canada specifically Vancouver British Columbia. Vancouver BC is not much lower in Latitude than Southern England
Florida is beautiful, but my god, the humidity is so thick, it's like a really hot weighted blanket on you at all times. But ultimately, I would go there again myself.
My little family lived in a small town in NC in the Blue Ridge Mtns for more than a doz. yrs. Every summer, then again in winter, we would get what the locals called "Snowbirds". Residents from FL, NY, NJ, etc who were fortunate enough to be able to leave their homes in those states & come up for several months to a more comfortable climate. But, yeah, whether you choose the word weird or crazy, they ALL are different! A few streets were clearly marked, "ONE WAY" with an arror showing the direction to drive. Every year we'd have at least 1 accident when a driver wasn't watching for road/street signs. The most tragic part about them not obeying signs was at some of the waterfalls in Pisgah Forest (30 minutes away). The warning signs telling them not to climb in that area was ignored by several with at least 1 death a year. There was a really fun place called Sliding Rock (look it up) that emptied into a swimming hole close by that would have been safe & cooled them off. FUN!
Sounds like where I live.
You have 15 minutes on Miami Beach before you start to burn, so if it’s your first time naked, you are going to be hurting in places you’ve never hurt before for a long time!
😂 original flea markets were secound hand stuff. There’s great places to go all over Florida. I live in Florida, so I will offer a word of advice. Don’t come down here in the middle of summer…..June,July,August. The temperature goes from 95 degrees Fahrenheit to hell fire😅
We got flea markets in Texas too
I live in Miami. There isn't anything that would surprise me. I wouldn't visit Miami from May through October. You'll melt.
A few years ago my (late) wife and I (we both grew up in the northeast) had the opportunity to buy a condo on Bay Harbor Island (facing Indian Creek Isle) that was owned by her parents who had both passed away. We'd visited there many times and always enjoyed it, including Surfside, Haulover, and Lincoln Rd. In fact she graduated from UM so was more used to South Fla than I was but in the end we decided against it, for a variety of reasons, not the least of which was that little bit of humidity that shows up from May thru Oct.
Dude, I’ve said it a thousand times, and I’ll say it again. There is NOTHING like Miami. Every women there is stunning. The weather, architecture, beaches, food, nightlife, it’s all incredible. I’ve been to every state, and most major cities, but I’ve never felt so alive as I do in Miami with the boys. I get so nostalgic I’m looking at flights for 8 weeks out rn!
Never been to a nude beach, but have been to a nude spa. You get used to it really fast actually. Quicker than I ever thought I would. But like, if everyone is naked and you are wearing clothes, you become the odd one out really fast. I wouldnt go with like my family but like it was fine. Good spa day
Miami Beach is beautiful but the actual Beach called Miami Beach is very party oriented. Not a place for families or older folks. There are a lot of barley existent swim suits and people like to party a lot. To me it wasn't very relaxing. I'd go to the beaches a little further north. Saying that, the variety of food choices are so great. Columbian, Cuban, American, Chinese, seafood, ... I can't even remember them all. I love Cuban coffee and the fried plantains are so good.
The architecture is a mix of art deco and modern styles so just driving around is nice. There are public bikes all over so you just download an app to buy a weekly pass . You can scan the code on the bike. This is useful because parking is a premium. If you aren't going far, bikes or walking is a great option.
I'm in Orlando and love it here..
Miami's not for me, but for a British person who loves seeing what American's are up to, I think South Beach would be a great experience.
Orlando, FL theme parks are some of the best in the world. And the beaches in Florida are stunning. It is a really big state and the people are different depending are where you are. I love vacationing there.
Miami is known for it's night life. Go to the Florida keys. But while in Miami go to the Little Havana and eat some good Cuban foods
I'm from Miami. Florida and not everyone is weird like Florida man and bs. Most people are normal. And Miami is a very beautiful city. With tons of fun things to do and go to.
Florida has some of the most beautiful beaches you would ever see… my favorite is Destin Florida and Panama city beach 🏖️ but if you want something for City like with delicious restaurants, clubs and the best bakeries 🧁 you have to go to South beach. I’m from Texas, we stayed a week in south beach 🏝️ and we quickly created a routine of morning beach walks, stopping at our favorite Italian cafe and bakery to get food and coffee and just going swimming for hours 🥰 it was awesome. I wouldn’t like living in Miami (To crow it) 😖 but South because is beautiful. I’m a Texans girl and I love my peace and quiet 😅 Miami it’s too loud for me. 😂
Nude beaches are not what most people are imagining. My favorite quote was a tour guide that was taking us to a nude beach. Before we got there she said, "Ok everyone, we are about to go to the beach where everyone wears their birthday clothes. Just like in real life some clothes are new, many are wrinkled."
Flea Market!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I wouldn’t have done the whole doll thing. Last thing you want is someone calling the cops thinking you’re abusing/neglecting a child.
Florida panhandle and the Keys are the way to go
We have these same bikes in Minnesota at some of the parks.
I recommend Clearwater Florida instead of Miami.
In this scenario, the weird chick with a baby tied to the front of her golf cart is probably the "Florida Man."
I live in Jacksonville fl. It is so different than Miami. But if you visit Miami bring lots of money. It is very pricey.
One thing I noticed is that UK and Irish people do on holiday (vacation) is lay out in the sun all day with pale skin that isn’t really tanning but glowing red like a lobster. It must be painful, but I guess it’s UK/Irish bragging or proof that you left the country.
Yep you do want to go experience the weird stuff. You don't have to participate but you want to see it. That's the reason to travel, to see how people in different places do things, even if it turns out to be the same stuff from back home. No one wants to go some place different and see the same old same old. 😊
There's an entire neighborhood that's clothing optional "nude" they have shopping centers, grocery stores & different businesses (a/c, plumbing, electricians, repairs etc) in the community!! It's in the outskirts of Tampa, close to the county borders of NPR & LOL! People who're familiar with those town abbreviations will understand. But it's really weird going there to sign up businesses for advertising & you see men & women (typically older) riding bikes around or walking around with their twigs & berries flappin in the breeze!! Definitely an experience I'll NEVER forget!! They have a security guard gate you go through in order to get in with guards there, not allowed to just enter to (look around) but why would you!?!?
There is a lot of things you don't understand about Miami, the traffic in Miami is garbage, anywhere in downtown you have to pay for parking and it gets pricey, when the best parts are in the rural areas and away from the towering buildings, the nature around Miami is better in my opinion.
Yes you can get Fleas at a Flea Market if your not careful !
The term 'flea market' is a direct translation of the French phrase 'marche aux puces,' which literally implies that some of the furniture, used clothing, and other items might be flea-infested.😮😮🥴😫🕷
Went to Miami/ Fort Lauderdale for the first time in 2002. Our host took us to their Flea Market. Kid you not, a MAN vigorously waved me down in what seemed to be a Barbar shop area. He was 1 of several big muscular dudes standing there, so I thought he was trying to hit on me. We kept walking. NOPE! He was trying to arch my eyebrows 😅😂 In those days, not many straight guys were doing eyebrows in South Texas. Culture shock #1.
2nd Shock- People who looked like me spoke everything except English 😂 💪🏾 It really was cool.
3rd- I'm an extremely picky eater (ARFID), and our host took us to an authentic Jamaican restaurant. I just ordered fried fish to be simple. They brought out a fish with LIPS😂 Dawg! I thought it would be square and fried. NOPE! Then, a big Jamaican man was staring intensely from behind the kitchen door to see if I ate it (im guessing). The whites of his eyes were yellow, and he didn't return any of my nervous smiles.😂 😬
I took it to go. LMAO
LOVED THE TRIP! It was my first time leaving Tx.
Lived up the road in Ft Lauderdale for 10 years.
That the opa locks Hialeah flea market they close down it was one of the biggest in south Florida I used to work there for more then ten years
Flee markets are where people sell things.
In Florida, visit Clearwater and St Pete beaches before Miami imo.
You should check out Key West it's the Southermost Point in the US but I love Destine or Panama City the waters in the gulf of Mexico are gorgeous
This American never knew that there were nude beaches here in America. I thought it was just a European thing.
There are more official and unofficially sanctioned nude beaches and parks here than you'd think. A few more that come to mind besides Haulover include Gunnison Beach in NJ, Black's Beach in CA, Collins Beach in OR, Secret Beach in HI, and Secret Cove in NV.
Hey! I warned you about that " Florida Man" talk before. LoL. Also, i don't think she has any room to call anyone weitd.
Born and raised in Florida, and having been to Miami several times, I don't really consider Miami as part of FL.
“Let’s see what these weird experiences are.”
lol. It’s Florida. The whole state is weird
Bruv! I love how you have claimed Diane for England!
Diane keeps returning to America. I think we've gotten to her. I think she likes us and I've told her that I think she's considering moving over here.
Lewis, sir, you're next. 😃
I'm not saying Florida isn't weird however, South Florida, Central Florida, North Florida, & Northwest Florida are really different in atmosphere and culture. South Florida has a heavy latin influence and becomes more country folk. We are a 4th large state in the U.S.
Definitely a great state to visit Lew 🌴☀️⛱️
🎉Miami🎉 . A lotta awesome bro. I lived there for 4 years. South Beach. Miami Beach. ✨️👏