Yo bro you currently reside in Miami? I've been there once (Miami Beach & Miami) some years back and I would LOVE to go back at some point lol. I'm in cold-ass Chicago.
Quote: (12-11-2011 02:45 AM)Moma Wrote:
I have to concur strongly with Athlone. Growing up in London, I never had an interest in making money because I didn't see how far it could go living there.
I found things ridiculously expensive there and there wasn't just enough for bang for the buck (pound).
Now fast forward, move to U.S. I saw how far money could go. Class didn't matter a damn thing. I saw hood cats with paper with fine things including extremely fine lizards. Latin, black whatever, I'd never seen such fine lizards in my life (talking about Miami here).
In London, guys were wearing very expensive garms Moschino, Versace, Avirex jackets, chaps (gold bracelets) and still have to hustle their arses off to lash decent lizards.
By the way the fashion that I speak of, encompasses the urban London crowd (not a black/white/brown thing).
In Miami, I saw guys that would struggle in London cleaning up.
Guys with strong African looks struggled in London. Not so in Miami.
Guys with the same looks were scooping top lookers left right and centre.
Money talks.
Those who are in cities where money doesn't flow won't understand.
Toronto is not flash like that and money doesn't flow that quickly.
In DR it definitely does (hopefully el mechanico can attest) and many other countries.
With money, being in certain cities makes one realise what it's all about. One won't need to worry about closing or watching my words or not texting too soon, the type of voicemail messages to leave and all that other tedious bullshyt.
You can be black, white, brown or indigo and you will be thinking about painting a picture, playing the piano because getting your dyck wet will be no more of a concern than the concerns of an employed guy living in Manhattan worried about getting a bite to eat on a Saturday afternoon.