British Couple Reacts to Miami: The Don'ts of Visiting Miami, Florida

[@dalemoore8582]

They automatically add the tip, because the service is bad. No one will tip for bad service, except for foreigners who believe you "have to tip" You never have to tip for bad service

[@ESUSAMEX]

The restaurants began adding a service charge to their bills because so many tourists from Europe and Latin America would refuse to tip and just walk out. So, yes, the service in Miami is now horrible because of this. There is not reason for the server to go out of their way to be nice and attentive. Now that I reside in Florida, many of my Floridian friends have complained that the service is now terrible. Moreover, many Americans do not like the idea that the restaurant chooses how much the service charge is. At least with the tip, each person can decide how much to tip.

[@joshuagenes]

They should have just raised their prices.

[@mage1439]

@@joshuagenes This. It's the same exact thing to just raise the prices and up the pay. Adding a service charge and then giving it (or I would bet only part of it) to the server is such a beating around the bush way to get from A to B.

[@marieneu264]

I grew up going to SanDestin every single summer, spring break, and Christmas holiday. I went to Miami during one spring break with my roommate from Puerto Rico to visit her family. It was like being in a COMPLETELY different country than SanDestin, but it was simultaneously amazing! I loved it! The pace was faster, the clothes and culture were very racy and different, and the meals went from American seafood to exotic amazement! I’m a fan!

[@joshuagenes]

@@mage1439 A tip by definition is above and beyond the agreed upon price. It is given as a reward or as gratitude. It should be given to those that don't expect it and withheld from those that do.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

@@joshuagenes I still think tipping is too much capitalism and should be illegal for restaurants I mean we already pay to get a table an expect to get food service every time. It's really not that different to buying food at a normal Fast food burger restaurant or a taco shop.

[@BennettJDent]

Can't believe you guys never heard of Miami as being a party City with a lively night life Musicians TV shows and movies have talked about Miami's night life for decades now honestly I thought you guys were joking at 1st, it's even harder to believe because you guys are under 30 years old I guess it shows how wholesome, Innocent and youthful you guys are which is something I like about watching your video sometimes

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

I don't think they like parties either so there's that.

[@LulyRockerBabe65]

If you go to Little Havana go to either Versailles or La Carreta. Also check out the desserts. AWESOME!!!

[@stellaandes759]

When we lived in Miami we often went to South Beach. Sometimes the water was so clear and so peaceful that we went out far and still didn't get up to our waists, and we could look down and see seashells. I love Miami. It was such an alive city.

[@xoxxobob61]

It really is a vibrant and exciting city compared to the rest of Florida's laid back nature.

[@caitlinbrennan_]

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[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

Another city to visit that’s beautiful and peaceful with perfect clear water and white sand is west palm beach which is only an hour and 30min from Miami and Tampa is also beautiful

[@dennislopez1272]

Just ran into your channel and subscribed, really entertaining videos. I'm going back and looking at all your older content. As far as this video is concerned, I was born, raised and have lived in Miami for 50 years now. If you have any questions, I'd be more than happy to answer. He actually did a decent job explaining some of the must does when you're here. Service is really not that bad. It's not Southern hospitality cause it is a big city and has a lot of tourist areas, so some places are a lot busier than others. I'm of Cuban descent, so he isn't kidding. Cuban food is awesome. I can give you alot of excellent restaurants for you to go to as well as must visit places. By the way, Miami is definitely known for its nightlife.

[@robertdedrick7937]

25° C is the winter temp in South FL. Orlando to Miami is a 4hr car ride .

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

You definitely know Florida and that’s a fact it’s almost a 4 hour drive

[@GenXfrom75]

I haven't been since 1998. But it was a wonderful 2 week vacation when I was 23. We stayed at the Leslie Hotel on Collins Ave. It's beautiful there. 💞 I'm from Charleston, SC. I went to Miami in August. It was fine. 🤣

[@drainbramagebrandon1047]

When you're automatically getting a tip, you don't have to work for it.

[@mythoughts5615]

Definitely visit the Keys. Moved to Key West 5 years ago and it's amazing.

[@Tam58851520]

That's actually why the service is bad - they get the tip if service is good or bad. Where not included, they "earn" the tip people will work for it.

[@cicelyhodges6577]

Having lived and worked in Miami - in the service industry - I noticed the "bad" service wasn't on Miami Beach (where the gratuity is included automatically). And when it was "bad," it was more that it was ineffectual or no smiles. But I had plenty of great servers and where I worked had great servers (we were auto-grat.).

[@gazoontight]

I've never had bad service in Miami. But then I don't act like an entitled jerk to wait staff.

[@sf8638]

I live in Miami. Service is excellent in most places due to getting more tips. And your gonna spend triple in south beach then anywhere else in Miami

[@DavidZinselmeier]

I agree. i vacation there a lot. This guy is NUTS, he has NO idea what he is talking about.

[@BigOleMatty]

Yeah my grandparents live in fort lauderdale and we’ve gone to eat at high end restaurants in miami…parking simple…service fantastic…so i take it this fella just has gone to the wrong places or the right places on the wrong day…

[@janefrost4267]

I think this is a little older video because he didn't mention the high speed rail Brightline. I know they are still finishing the Orlando station so check that if you are traveling to Florida. If the station is open, I recommend going to Orlando and take the train to Miami for an afternoon or evening meal then head back to Orlando.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yep my brother will be going to Orlando on Thursday when SDSU play Charleston in the NCAA tournament.

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld tell him have a safe trip and enjoy

[@billchmelik5697]

Cuban sandwich is great as is cuban coffee

[@larryyeadeke2953]

Yep, the service is bad because they already added the tip to your bill. They don't have to give good service because they get tipped either way.

[@marieneu264]

11:09 yes!!! Don’t drive if you don’t have to, especially on Ocean Drive! We see so many people that rent Bentley’s and sports cars just to be seen and drive up and down the strip. They’re too busy looking around and begging to be noticed, and they pay zero attention to the crosswalks or traffic flow. Miami is a very “look at me” destination for so many people. It’s sad!

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

That’s another best thing of FL everyone is so welcoming kind and accepting it’s perfect and fun to see how many people care in the sun shine state which is why I got saved from depression and my family aka the palm trees 🌴 saved me from anxiety

[@mage1439]

That's really cool to hear.

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

@@mage1439 yuh

[@InjuredRobot.]

Bad service is easy to say but it depends on your expectations. South Beach is essentially a tourist trap, catering to people who may not understand that tipping is required, so the "automatically added" 20% is necessary. Generally speaking, you will not be treated "rudely" BUT keep in mind these places are extremely busy, long wait times and often with people who have already had a few drinks. Servers are human. If you worked and were treated badly by most of your customers, how friendly would you be? If you want to experience good food in the "real" Miami, then head out to the suburbs. You will get excellent service (if that's really that important to you) and enjoy some of the best food on the planet. Miami Beach/South Beach IS NOT Miami.

[@island_Dave_KeyWest]

If you make it down to Miami, you’ve got to head down to The Keys and Key West. (My hometown) I understand the point of not driving in Miami, the traffic is nuts and they drive like maniacs. But rent a convertible when you’re gonna head to Key West, the southernmost city of the Continental US,and make the drive south over the Overseas Highway. (US 1) It’s a nice drive and will take you 3-3.5 hours.

[@bmcclelland3]

The service I had while I was in Miami a couple months ago was absolutely top notch

[@yugioht42]

Miami to the Florida keys is a 3 hour drive. Actually Orlando to Miami is three hours by itself minus traffic but with traffic maybe 5 hours. And Miami is nice check out Actionkid’s videos as he’s been doing live walks of the city since last year and yeah it’s really nice.

[@BY-lp9tj]

He does a really great job giving the tips...

[@tictacmoe6227]

Bottle service is getting the whole bottle instead of shots or drinks. Its normally cheaper to just get the bottle in most states.

[@a3gill]

I moved from Ohio to the Miami and have lived in Miami and on South Beach for 20ish years now. I'd suggest getting another's opinion to get the full picture. Other than Calle Ocho being dope, I disagree with almost everything he said. He didn't even mention Wynwood or Stone Crabs. Service is fine and they include tips on South Beach because you are occupying a very valuable seat, and a waiter may get annoyed if you are sitting there all night hogging a place that they want to turnover and make money on. Drinks on the beach are insanely expensive if you are just a wandering tourist. We had a saying that the tourists overpay so the locals can drink for cheap. We always knew all the deals, happy hours and holes in the wall. I've certainly seen $40 shamelessly charged for a "nothing special" cocktail more times than I can count. So plan it out, and know that if you want to go to one of the world famous clubs, then you'll pay for the experience, but I had the most fun paying next to nothing and hanging out in dive bars like Club Deuce.

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

Hay guys I live in Florida central Florida born and raised to be specific and when y'all visit my state always remember that there are 3 parts of Florida north, central and south it's a big state with a big difference of cultures just try to experience a little bit of all of it and remember that you're welcome no matter where you go. Great reaction guy's

[@nutz0148]

I mean, I wouldn't hang out in Florida city, Liberty city, Carol city, Opaloca, Little Havana, Little Haiti.

[@faiola3300]

Also Florida East Coast and West Coast

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

@@nutz0148 however when people find out that there's a simpler side of Florida they really do enjoy it .

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

I also live in Florida near Disney world

[@lilyz2156]

@@faiola3300 Gulf coast not west coast

[@LulyRockerBabe65]

It's not everywhere the bad service. Some restaurants do have bad service, but not all of them. Also don't double tip.

[@frederickknapp5340]

Oh I might add I have never had truly bad service. I usually am polite and respectful to the servers due to my Grandma and Mom were in the service industries.

[@controlZchannel]

If the tips are automatic, it's because they can't get them voluntarily.

[@kogababe]

Honestly, June-September, stay out of Florida if you know the humidity is gonna knock it out of you. Also hurricane seasons starts June 1st and ends Nov 30th, with September being usually the most active. Things to do in Florida that don't involve getting scammed in Miami: Theme parks in the limited weeks of spring and fall. Go visit St. Augustine, the oldest European settlement, and tour around Old Town and Castillo de San Marcos.--Also St. Augustine is beautifully lit during the winter months and worth traveling to see. Tampa and Jacksonville both have nice zoos and Tampa also has a beautiful aquarium. --Also Tampa zoo has 4 shoebill storks which are rare to see in captivity. For the nature lovers, Florida has a shit load of gorgeous springs to see and hike around--definitely worth seeing when the manatees are around. Just remember not to fuck with the manatees or Florida people will fuck you up. Oh! and Kennedy Space Center--that's a must!

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

I live in fl and love hurricane season not when homes get destroyed but just seeing a hurricane

[@lilyz2156]

@@Isaiahslifeexperience Not fun at all. It sucks..

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

@@lilyz2156 I personally love it again not people getting homes destroyed but being inland it’s cool I’m originally from nyc so I faced my fears

[@andrewauerbach3441]

Hey. Bostonian who has family in south florida and visits a few times a year. It is absolutely slow as hell-nobody is in a rush. People joke that its because everyone is either old, on drugs, or exhausted from being in the sun all day. Just be ready to be patient, and drive very carefully on the roads.

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

That depends that part of fl in Kissimmee here it’s not really slow it’s lots of a medium paste

[@lilyz2156]

In the Keys, it's laid back, if your visiting family, why the rush...If it's the work week, the traffic says hell na get out of the way.

[@bobdobb9017]

Miami is welcoming but now more expensive than ever. ALL of Florida has nice uncrowded beaches with nice places to eat, but less expensive. Just drive up the coast and pull over toward an ocean and enjoy whatever beach you’re at. Ask a local where the cheap beers and affordable eats are.

[@xoxxobob61]

Miami's Public transport system was mostly free a few years ago because of the COVID pandemic but that has changed. The Metromover system downtown has always been free and some bus Trolleys in the city are also but many have reverted back to fares again so check the Transit Apps first.

[@RogCBrand]

The WHOLE idea of the tip is to do a good job to get a good tip. If the tip is automatic, then they get it whether they do a good job or not, so why the service is bad- there's no incentive for them to go above and beyond, the way someone that needs to impress people to get good tips.

[@danielleshaffner3465]

I live in Miami. Deep South Miami by the swamps lol

[@mage1439]

Maybe they automatically add tips BECAUSE the service is so bad. 🤣

[@bradymaxwell5864]

Don’t expect good service anywhere intended for drunk college kids on vacation (holiday), ie South Beach in Miami.

[@shadowangel3995]

A tip for visiting any tourist area, don’t go at peak tourist seasons or hours. Off-season and mid-week are the best. Also above all, avoid holidays. Holidays are the worst times to go to a tourist area. I work in a tourist area and holidays are the worst.

[@busterandloulou]

If you go to Miami, get an El Cubano sandwich. It is a really good pork sandwich that is so good, they are almost addictive.

[@sparklesmcsparticus1462]

Miami is fun for a few days. The food is amazing. There are large populations of a variety of cultures, so finding awesome food is my favorite while there. I lived there for ten years but am from the Gulf coast. Most recently I was living in Palm Beach. Miami is very high crime and can be dirty. Be careful using public transportation. The beaches are meh. I wouldn’t skip the Gulf coast, so you can enjoy the white sandy beaches and fantastic seafood. Plus, there’s more sea life to experience … dolphins and manatees up close. Tarpon Springs is a little Greek village with wonderful Greek restaurants. There are little islands to visit that are off the beaten path that are breathtaking. Some require a water taxi. Little Gasparilla, Upper Captiva, Anna Maria, Cocquina, Barefoot are some of my favorite beaches and islands to take it easy. If you want to act like a local … go to Publix and get some subs from the deli and take them to the beach for lunch. Also, you have to see the springs! They are near the center of the state and not too far from Orlando. You can rent tubes and float down spring in crystal clear beautiful waters. There’s quite a few to choose from. You can even get an Airbnb with tubes and kayaks on the property located right on the springs. It’s a must do IMO. The beaches on panhandle are the prettiest - Rosemary beach, Pensacola has miles of protected beaches - stunning- whitest sands and beautiful water. Im living in North Eastern Pennsylvania right now. Just moved here two months ago from Florida, and it’s nice here … but I’m homesick and looking forward to getting home soon.

[@GenXfrom75]

I certainly had good service in Miami 💞

[@RobertPacheco-en8rw]

And that's just Miami-Dade County.... You can also go to Monroe County to the south (The Florida Keys) Amazing Amazing in every way (Beaches, fishing, sunsets, relaxation.......!!!!!!!!!!! Then if you have time you can also go the Broward County to the North (Ft. Lauderdale) kinda of similar to Miami but with more snootier people 🙂

[@stubbystudios9811]

I will say every place has its downsides. But we can say that about every place.

[@dniemi58]

As a lifelong south Florida resident (64yrs) my advice to you would be to skip Miami and see the Florida Keys. Key West is a lot of fun, John Pennekamp State Park is great etc.

[@DiamondPreston1234]

You should do the Don't of New England as well

[@ronluk76]

Jim and Millie, the diversity of food in California is awesome! Please react to: Wolters World Eats- "Traditonal Californa Food- What to Eat In California."

[@A_Name_]

@10:15 Miami in the summer is almost a constant 85-95deg(30-35c) with 80% humidity minimum. It's boiling. On the plus side it never gets to 100 because the ocean has some cooling effect. December to May is much nicer you are looking at high 60s to about 80 so 20-28c.

[@alankemper4068]

If the tip is built in the server knows he/she is getting the tip, so doesn't fee the need to give good service.

[@busterandloulou]

They added the automatic tip because that is the only way they get tips because the customer service is really bad.

[@ScottyM1959]

Keep in mind that even without Mickey Mouse, Miami is still a tourist town, and during tourist season, these servers get hit with nice people, but they get a lot of people who think they are entitled and don't tip, so treat them like people and like good people that you are. If you are showing up after tourist season, you may have servers who are less stressed by nasty people. You can find reasonable car rentals there. In Key Biscayne there used to be a dog track there where you can watch the greyhounds race. In Fort Lauderdale, they used to have dinner show cruises up the intercoastal waterway. It's a fun evening. The food scene around Miami is amazing. I don't think you'll find a bad meal anywhere. With that said, I'll make one suggestion, you must try the stone crab claws! I'd offer you a place you may be interested in. I live around 2 Air Force bases that you might catch the fighters training, they also have a great museum of armorment with aircraft on their front lawn. The area has its share of tourist areas also, so there's nice places to stay, nice beaches, restaurants and depending on the week there's always a festival going on.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Good thing Miami has an MLS team now and the baseball team is also there. Lots to do in Miami including visiting the Homestead race track.

[@mabutoo]

Never go to a place where the tip is mandatory. The service and or the food will be terrible. That’s why they force the gratuity.

[@bombyouup62]

Its funny i used to live in a ton of areas in Florida like Tampa and Brooksville by never once went to Miami.

[@1tylerq127]

Tips in the US cover for below minimum wage jobs among wait staff at restaurants. They make roughly half of whatever the minimum wage is in any state, so tipping is still a means to ensure good service, but at the cost of a secure paycheck. There are two ways of going about tipping for a restaurant, including it in the bill automatically or providing the option to tip. Enforcing it through automatic tipping improves the overall attitudes of the servers and makes them willing to wait more tables/really work for that extra. Optional tipping means servers have to fight for minimum wage or more in a world where some servers may have unfair advantages by sex or appearance, this model encourages infighting, often servers get the blame if the food is bad, which gets back to the cook via the server. I could go on, but optional tip places are kind of a powder keg. Higher turnover rates, refusing to serve or passing on notoriously bad tippers, higher probability of stolen tips/drama when an expected tip fails to appear, you think dealing with normal bad service sucks, try a waitress who just had a table of 15 with a bill well over $100 snub her on a tip. And yes, servers are very harsh critics of those who don't tip. That's their livelihood you're messing with, not some bonus for good service even if that is the intent of tipping as a system. You leave a poor tip for bad service and most American servers won't think "Oh, I must've done a poor job with service." They'll think "Those lousy, no good, cheapskate assholes don't deserve the service they got, I should've spit in their food when I had the chance."

[@miamidolphinsfan]

I have to call some BS on the "bad service"....on Miami Beach (which is an island) yes that's a tourist trap, but here on the mainland, where most of the 3.5 million that live in Dade County are, this is not the case and I resent this dude generalizing that way....I live 15 miles inland in the western suburb of Westchester, and service here is FANTASTIC as there is tremendous competition between restaurants and stores for customers. If you have had bad service it's because you didn't travel to where the real Miami people live......that blanket generalization of his really pisses me off.

[@delbert372]

I have close family in Miami.

[@R._Thornhill]

If you automatically add a tip to the bill, it’s not tip, an added charge for the server. Defeats the whole purpose. That’s why the service is bad. Duhh.

[@cbicnone2228]

My guess on Miami service is Miami is a party town and it's probably hard to party then go to work ? But everybody is diffrent :)

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

Omg this is funny lol I seen that video and I was just planning a visit from Kissimmee to Miami

[@tazjammer]

From Fort Myers: Ain't no way I'd go over there.

[@daniellenoyes3426]

If you like coffee try Cuban coffee in Miami.

[@annheckenbach9396]

Born in Fl., lived all over the state, including Miami. So many better places to go than that, unless you are a party person, only. It's a beautiful state. Tampa also has a Cuban community called Ybor City, great food there, too. Couldn't pay me to visit Miami, really.

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

I love Tampa I been to Ben t Davis and north fort de soto beach I wanna visit ybor city Ik it’s lgbtq 🏳️‍🌈

[@Bad_Meach]

Instead of Miami, you may want to consider the Gulf Coast (Sanibel or Naples).

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

Top Ten Richest States In The USA New York - 1,705,127 million. Florida - 1,111,614 million. Illinois - 875,671 million. Pennsylvania - 788,500 million. Ohio - 683,460 million. Washington - 632,013 million. Georgia - 627,667 million. New Jersey - 625,659 million.

[@andreamaronn4510]

Not sure if someone mentioned... Please buy wine by the bottle if you will drink it! "Bottle Service" refers to buying hard spirits (gin, vodka, etc.) by the bottle for your table. The server keeps replacing carafes of mixers (juices, sodas...) and fresh glasses n ice buckets n garnishes like lemon/lime wedges n orange slices. It will generally cost 3-5 times the price of the bottle at a store and many places will charge an added fee for the "service" of mixers n fruit, which is NOT a part of the tip. Generally speaking...

[@MrPenguinLife]

I suspect the automatic tips included is due to the large number of European tourist

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

Best advice. Don't Go! Yeee 😳

[@BY-lp9tj]

My family lives in Miami...

[@richneedre48]

Hey little Havan ypull get the BEST FOOD but once you around there (avoid Overtown) u better chance as tourist getting shot there!!! Unless u street smart and know how to move "little hati" and "Havana" watch where u walk around even during day at night id say "no F That" love ur vids Beesleys!!" Keep it up✌️

[@richneedre48]

I dont want to put my Hatian & Cuban peoples down...but yes homeboy that does travel vid...left out the "BAD HOODS" to stay the Hell away from after dark is all i meant...i grew up in city low income...but u dont know what u on...stay away from certain hoods..lol..ask me which city and ill give ya my best advice lol ✌️✌️

[@suzycanfly]

The service can be bad in Miami Even in Versailles, a very famous Cuban restaurant in Little Havana (Miami). I just ate there, and the lady was like... just there to pick up her check. XD But sometimes you get a lade who really takes care of you (it depends on the person), The food was very tasty though!!! It gets very hot down here in summer. The humidity is awful =P BUt its a very fun place to visit. And i hope you guys troop it out and find some bomb Cuban sandwitches and croquetas!

[@eddiecrawford5752]

Do North Carolina

[@BTinSF]

The quality of the service is irrespective of the tip. It has more to do with the attitude of the work force and, outside maybe Las Vegas, nowhere in the US does the work force have more attitude than the touristy parts of Miami/Miami Beach. They are too self-interested than to be interested in YOU. PS: If you are there to go to the beach and enjoy the sun, Florida is surrounded by sunny beaches, thousands of miles of them, nearly all more pleasant and with lower prices for a hotel and meals. You go to Miami for the night life, the SCENE, maybe the food.

[@tictacmoe6227]

It's funny how people not from us say we dont have no culture but were a melting pot of culture. This is why I love America even tho people try to make us look like horrible people.

[@matthewteague623]

Rule #1 for all of Florida, and several neighboring states. *Every body of water has an alligator in it until proven innocent.*

[@officialzacht]

I went to Florida last year and seen the ocean for the first time in my life. It was beautiful but man it was HOT 😂

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

Yeah lol it’s perfectly always sunny here even in winter the 70s-80s come back quick

[@lilyz2156]

@@Isaiahslifeexperience Avoid Summer and Hurricane season which is also rainy season, (the summer) and you'll be fine. Winter is best, temps are great and humidity is tolerable.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

it's very frustrating to hear Jamesw & Millie chat about the "bad service" BS....it gives them a bad impression that is just not fair

[@p3nguin991]

Like everywhere in the world, there is bad service and good service.

[@rodneysisco6364]

Like all things socialist ,when the restaurant AUTOMATICALLY adds the tip to your bill there is NO INCENTIVE for the wait staff to give good service .

[@domingo954]

Only the tourist traps have a (20%) tip added to the bill. And it's not mandatory or has to be 20%. South (Miami) Beach is not the real Miami. I think that. "Wolter" has gotten a little heat stroke.

[@wesleybaker9876]

First don’t of Miami. 1: Don’t visit Miami…

[@nikoknightpuppetproduction369]

Another great and amazing video.

[@juliayoung537]

Go to St Augustine Beach ❤️, I used to live in West Palm Beach..Ft Lauderdale and Miami were highly overrated 🤷‍♀️, Love y'all

[@natemalnaa1]

I wonder if they have Uber or Lyft in the UK or Jersey 🤔

[@lindaeasley5606]

Built in tip is a bad idea. It removes the incentive to give good service.

[@frederickknapp5340]

I normally tip 20% in a good place, If the service is crap, I might leave a penny on the table and if it is already added I refuse to tip and usually argue about paying that extra that is added.

[@billchmelik5697]

Aw come on James, rent a Ford 250 in Orlando and drive to Miami it's only 250 miles.../s

[@scotttretten8020]

Miami traffic is absolutely nuts I avoid it at all cost

[@PatsySegars]

Do NOT go to Miami...too dangerous! Go to Saint Augustine in Florida or up to Cherokee NC, That is something you will not see anywhere else; Dollywood and other sites are around there.

[@lavenderoh]

Cherokee is so beautiful. My mom took my sis and I when I was 11, it was springtime and everything was in bloom and smelled so good. It was a great trip I'll never forget, that's for sure!

[@doncacique2769]

Best places to get food are the small hole in the wall restaurants, don't ever ask a white person where's the best place to eat, ask a Latino for places like that 😂💯..Calle Ocho is the best place

[@EDKsurly]

No tip? waitress might chase you in the parking lot... lol

[@fernlintner65]

Yes because it’s already on the bill many see it as a pass for poor service i waitresses for more than 10 years and believe me real waitresses and waiters do not want it on the bill because if your good you can get a lot more and it makes you feel good about yourself and it makes you work harder. Definetly poorer service when it’s added to the bill.

[@BigOleMatty]

Would like you reacting to virginia or nc please! Maybe react to the outer banks very underrated vacation spot in north carolina. Thanks for the videos!!

[@vickik9104]

Miami is my least favorite place in Florida, and I was born there! Two things I miss, Awesome Cuban Food and the resturant Rusty Pelican on Key Biscayne.

[@vickik9104]

I am not sure if you allow links to other channels, but this couple I folllow because they are campers like us. However, they have started a new journey and this episode covers the Florida Keys. I thought you might be interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoukfHmslNKkfKM

[@PenelopeFrank]

Don't go with anyone when invited, especially extra friendly people. Scammers.

[@kirkmead3784]

If you want to truly experience America stay away from the big cities, there is a very big difference between people in the city and the people in rural America. There's more group think where people are stacked on top of each other.

[@ExitiumNL]

10:05 Not the best time to pause Mark 😂

[@TheBeesleys99]

Oh no we did him dirty 🤣🤣

[@raphaelpaz8476]

Well if they have bad service you legally don't have to pay 20% tax the best % is 15% before taxes if terrible service you could less or none and don't sign the receipt so it's easily disputable any slick charges or auto tipping or fees I will take out the difference or have it waived or disputed unless you sign it than your screwed

[@TruthHurts2u]

In Florida they have to put a notice on the menu and the bill that an automatic service fee of __% is added to the bill. If that is there you DO have to pay it by law. The worst part is if the service fee is before the sales tax that money goes to the employer who can do whatever they want with it and in many cases the server doesn't get any of it. They still expect you to tip.

[@raphaelpaz8476]

@@TruthHurts2u I won't go there or any place that rips you off and you could dispute it Banking Federal laws supersedes state laws when using credit cards and some places that do that puts in fine print trust me you can refuse to pay they can swipe the card for payment and you can dispute as long as the receipt is not signed. You don't see it in the restaurants I worked for disputes and fraud in credit card divisions and never lost a dispute if they screwed me

[@zig_zag____1265]

Everytime I get a bill with a tip added I tell them to remove it or I won't pay it. I wish we could get rid of tipping.

[@lavenderoh]

I love tipping. It brightens peoples day when they get a good tip. If you don't like tipping, cook for yourself.

[@carlhansen4648]

its bad cause the tip is mandatory