For those who are wondering why the Miami track is different than the standard track for this year: It's a stadium policy I believe, they don't want Monster Jam using too much dirt, due to how much of a hassle it is to move dirt out of the stadium after the weekend, in order to get the stadium ready for whatever show they have the following week. Also, this track will be running for Orlando and Jacksonville.
Miami and the majority of South Florida is like 90% Hispanics and other minorities (African American, Chinese, and Caribbean to be specific). Not speaking Spanish down here is like not speaking English anywhere else in the U.S. People will look at you weirdly for it since it's kinda expected. A lot of Cubans immigrated here while the communist Fidel Castro was in control of Cuba, and many people and their families still move from South America to Miami since it is a highly Hispanic-populated area. Thus, many of them don't speak any English. Coming across a European White person is far and few unless you're in a much higher income area such as Pinecrest or Old Cutler. On top of that, the ever decreasing quality of life in many South American countries only incentivizes many people to move here too (illegally or not)
Miami is a large mix of Spanish as well as Cuban Americans, Miami as well as the rest of Florida has a lot of Spanish culture due to people migrating from Puerto Rico and Cuba. Miami has by far the largest amount of Cuban Americans in any metropolitan area. Following Miami is New York, Tampa FL.
Colton should bring out team meets next weekend
And also the red maximum destruction
For those who are wondering why the Miami track is different than the standard track for this year: It's a stadium policy I believe, they don't want Monster Jam using too much dirt, due to how much of a hassle it is to move dirt out of the stadium after the weekend, in order to get the stadium ready for whatever show they have the following week.
Also, this track will be running for Orlando and Jacksonville.
No wonder why the track from last year sucked balls
When I saw el toro blow smoke on gd i was like OH HELL NAW HE DID NOT JUSY DO THAT
RIGHT ME AND MY GIRLFRIEND LOOKED AT EACH OTHER IN DISBELIEF (we are huge Tyler menninga fans)
Its Jameys thing now
they swapped out that transmission on toro loco in like 40 minutes, keep that in mind, that's absolutely insane the skill the tech crew has.
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Thats what i like to see 43:47
00:00 this is monter jam!!!!!!
I was there lets goo
Why is the announcer speaking spanish if this is florida?
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Miami and the majority of South Florida is like 90% Hispanics and other minorities (African American, Chinese, and Caribbean to be specific). Not speaking Spanish down here is like not speaking English anywhere else in the U.S. People will look at you weirdly for it since it's kinda expected. A lot of Cubans immigrated here while the communist Fidel Castro was in control of Cuba, and many people and their families still move from South America to Miami since it is a highly Hispanic-populated area. Thus, many of them don't speak any English. Coming across a European White person is far and few unless you're in a much higher income area such as Pinecrest or Old Cutler. On top of that, the ever decreasing quality of life in many South American countries only incentivizes many people to move here too (illegally or not)
Miami is a large mix of Spanish as well as Cuban Americans, Miami as well as the rest of Florida has a lot of Spanish culture due to people migrating from Puerto Rico and Cuba. Miami has by far the largest amount of Cuban Americans in any metropolitan area. Following Miami is New York, Tampa FL.
Because in Miami there are people who don't speak Spanish
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Man they need to come back to aus😭😭😭