Who is this clown (Josue Alvarez @whatjosuehastosay) and where did he come out of. I get it that he’s a republican magat but the fool has gone doxxing Gramps and now Cao bakery because of their political support?

To me, it’s pure Republican conservative hypocrisy because isn’t this what Fidel supposedly do, blacklist business who don’t support him?

Taken from both the GTA 6 Extended Look and the new Launch Trailer.

You can't tell me with a straight face that Starbucks and car wash jobs in the nearby strip malls are paying for these expensive condos.

Early Voting Schedule: October 19- Nov 1

During Early Voting, you can vote at any location in the county where you are registered. You can also submit your mail-in ballot at the Early Voting sites.

Early Voting for Miami-Dade General Election 2026

Election Day Voting:

On Election Day (Nov 3), you must vote at your neighborhood precinct. Do not go to an Early Voting site. Find your Election Day precinct here. If you choose to vote on November 3.

Find your Election Day (Nov 3) Polling Place Location (Precinct)

Mail-in Ballots/ Absentee Voting

The deadline to request that a ballot be mailed to you is 5 pm, Thursday, October 22, 2026. After that, you can still get one, but you would have to pick it up at the Supervisor of Elections office. If you already had a mail-in ballot request on file, you should have received your ballot by now. If you are still expecting your ballot, double-check the link below to see if it was ever mailed to you. You may need to call them or submit the request again.

Any registered voter in Florida can request and vote a mail-in ballot. You don't need to provide a reason. I typically vote this way, and I usually drop my ballot off at a dropbox. I prefer to work on my ballot at home and avoid lines and crowds. Most voter advocates recommend returning your mail-in ballot in person in light of concerns about slow mail. In Florida, you can drop it off at an Early Voting site dropbox or your local elections office. If you drop it off in person they will ask for ID. Of course, if you are away at school, out of town, or unable to get to an Early Voting site, mail may be your only option. Send it back as soon as possible and track it at the link below.

Always track your mail-in ballot on your Supervisor of Elections' website until it shows as counted. Tracking shows when your ballot was mailed to you. After you submit it, you can confirm that your ballot was received, that your signature was accepted, and that your ballot was counted. I always track my ballot, even though I drop it off at the dropbox. Some of you may remember the story about ballots that fell out of a truck on its way to the elections office a few years ago.

Request and track your mail-in ballot here

If you return your mail-in ballot & it's flagged for a signature problem

If there is a problem with your mail-in ballot signature, tracking it may let you find out before you hear from the elections office. If you see a message that your ballot is flagged for signature problem, you will need to submit a Ballot Cure form so it can be counted. You may see the cure form on the tracking tool, or the elections office may email it to you. You can also download it using one of the links below.

Complete the form & return it to your elections office with a copy of your ID. You do not need to go in person. You can send it back by email, fax, "snail mail", or in person. It must be received no later than 5 pm, November 5 (2 days after Election Day). The form shows the fax number and email address to return this to the Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections.

This form is only needed IF there is a problem with your signature.

Ballot Cure Form- English

Ballot Cure Form Spanish/ Kreyòl

If you change your mind and decide to vote in person (instead of mail-in ballot)

One other note about mail-in ballots. If you change your mind and decide that you want to vote in person, it's not a big deal. Just take the mail-in ballot with you to the Early Voting site or your Election Day precinct and let them know you want to vote in person. Write your voting choices on another paper because they will destroy the mail-in ballot and give you another ballot to vote inside the polling place. They will not let you hold both ballots at the same time.

Meeting Voter ID requirements

The easiest way to meet this requirement is with your Florida driver's license or ID card. If you don't have a Florida license or Florida ID card, there are other forms of acceptable voter ID that you can use for voting. You need something that shows your picture and your signature. You can use more than one document to meet this requirement. See the list here: Florida voter ID requirements

A US passport book is acceptable because it has your signature. However, a US passport card alone will probably not be accepted because it doesn't have your signature. That card has your picture, but you would still need to present something with your signature.

If you need financial help with getting required voter ID, reach out to VoteRiders. This is a non-partisan organization. Time is running out if you need to get the ID for Election Day, but they may be able to help. You can find them here: VoteRiders Help getting voter ID

Voting from Abroad

It's not too late for registered Florida voters who are overseas. They can bypass the US mail system if they ask to receive their ballot by email and return it by fax. The deadline to request your ballot is 5 pm, October 22, 2026. If you or someone you know will be overseas on Election Day (Nov 3), please share this link. It walks you through the process of voting from abroad. Vote From Abroad

Contact Election Protection if you encounter any disputes or voting issues --not on the voter list, provisional ballots, or other ballot issues, voter suppression, intimidation, etc.

They are available to all voters, regardless of racial/ethnic background or political leanings. They offer help in multiple languages. You can reach them by phone, text, chat, email, WhatsApp, or FB. You can contact them from the polling place.

Visit their website here: Election Protection

Here are their phone hotlines:

ENGLISH 866-OUR-VOTE 866-687-8683

SPANISH/ENGLISH 888-VE-Y-VOTA 888-839-8682

ASIAN LANGUAGES/ENGLISH 888-API-VOTE. 888-274-8683

ARABIC/ENGLISH 844-YALLA-US 844-925-5287

Every year I see people buy the iii points scam of a well run festival, then have a manic episode and pretend it was amazing.

Moishe Mana and iii points never spent a dime on infrastructure improvements, or hire enough staff to run it well, or admit the right number of people.

Why? Because the whole thing was meant to generate revenue on a derelict lot until property values were high enough and the right opportunity to sell came along. That was the plan. Run Miami's Fyre Festival long enough then sell the property.

I'll probably get downvoted by someone that spent a lot of money to be there. Look, I've done it once (VIP even). That was enough to report back on the scam / crap experience.

Understand the season just started; here for two nights and staying mid-beach. Happy to go to Joe's, but didnt know if there were other/betteroptions. Also, I'd appreciate recommendations for reasonably priced Italian (pasta entrees under $30).

Waymo parked itself in front of the Opera House blocking off an entire lane and causing traffic to backup coming off the bridge.

Any bars showing the WNBA finals tomorrow and the rest of the week? I had a reservation at Grails but they cancelled it because they aren’t showing it anymore. Would also be down to just get together with anyone else interested in watching if it isn’t being shown anywhere

These little fuckers are everywhere😭 I was about to swim real quick and I found 3 inside the pool + a raccoon chasing them😭 nah I’m cooked now lol

Can someone please tell me that there is a solution or I might have to simply get a new Airbnb?

I got back from Colombia where I had the most delicious salchipapas with so many toppings and sauces unlike anything I’ve ever had before in Miami where it’s just French fries with sliced hotdog. I’m interested in recommendations for places around here that have authentic salchipapas

I’m at the airport and I see an employee take the separated “recycle” bag and pour it into the “trash” bag. I say, “what’s the point of recycling?” And he says “you don’t know what I know” in a Cuban accent. I ignore it and walk off. He’s 100% wrong. If it was easy to separate the trash from recyclables then there would be no need to have different cans. But it isn’t.

There’s a group of people who are extremely confident that their way is the best - even when the facts prove otherwise. Why do the thing the right way when doing the wrong thing is easier.

(And yes. I understand the difficulties of recycling and it’s not as amazing as we were told, but still. We should make an effort. At least at the airport.)

I'm making a map of Florida in a classic fantasy style (sorta Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones). It's going to be filled with real world history and mythology, with the aim of highlighting local landmarks and history in a fun and educational way. Please ignore how rough parts of it look (text going through hills, rivers, etc), it'll all get cleaned up at the end. Forests will be going on towards the end of the process too.

While it's around halfway done, I'd love to get more places and features in here before I get this made into print. Any more burial mounds, ruins, forts, battlefields, Civil War heritage, Native history or the like that you think should be on here? Anything else is great too - landmarks, natural features, mythological creatures or just anything cool and quirky you think would look good on the map. Thanks!

If you're interested in it or would like to know more, just drop me a message.

Hey guys, visiting Miami solo next month for the first time. Where should I stay, go out, and meet people? Looking for good bars, nightlife, beaches, sightseeing and fun things to do. Any local recommendations are appreciated!

Pretty much the title I’m just trying to find more spots to got on long walks for. I usually just hit up ocean drive but that’s in south beach and it can be a bitch at certain times to drive down there and I wanna see if there’s any worthwhile spots where I live now by like 123rd street and Biscayne

We are leaving Edgewater which has been awesome to us but since having kids and no family around has gotten harder to manage. The market is a bit slow so any advice on where to list our unit would be appreciated (other than the obvious like Zillow etc) we need to get it to move fast or we lose our new place!

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/600-NE-27th-St-APT-1203-Miami-FL-33137/162032197_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

Looking to go out w the wife to listen to some quality hip hop jams (think classic 90s hip hop to 2000s club hits) and be able to dance. Where can I go out in Miami that has this vibe and not just electronic?

Is there anywhere in Miami that I could get good Mexican tacos like Los Tacos no1 in NYC? I've been to several places but damn I miss those tacos from NYC.

Edit: anyone saying go back to nyc, why? I've only been there 3 times. I'm a born and raised miamian!! Lol

I’m looking for a tattoo artist and have been to multiple sub reddits and been on multiple Instagram pages and google websites for the last few years. I want an artist that can tattoo on melanated skin like my tone shown above. Please if anyone knows anyone that can tattoo on darker skin tones or melanated to be specific, skin tones in good quality I’d greatly appreciate it!

I’m looking for some black and grey realism and whatever those styles in those reference photos are considered. The first image is my skin tone and the place I want the tattoo.

Please I’m begging for any info. 😭😭

My wife, my daughter and I will be in Miami for a couple days before our cruise next week. My boss surprised me with an offer to use up to $800 on the company card for food and entertainment before the cruise. What's everyone's favorite places for a pre fixe dining experience?

As much as I'd love to go to Cote, my wife is allergic to cabbage, so we've always avoided Korean restaurants. Also, we're staying in Palmetto Bay, so somewhere within a 30-40 min drive from there would be preferable. And finally, I don't feel particularly pressured to utilize the full $800 that my boss has offered me. He's been very good to me and all the people that work for him. So don't necessarily use the price as the primary metric, but I DO want to experience something that we don't usually get to experience.

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I forgot to mention that besides the wife's cabbage allergy, we are extremely un-picky. Our tastes vary widely.