South Florida monkeys, what are the main differences between the 2 and which one would you guys recommend as a young person in their 20s? Pros/cons of each?
From a social, lifestyle, dating, and business standpoint.
I'm a pretty normal guy, I like to work out, occasionally hit a bar (maybe club), love the beach vibes, but I'm not super trendy or into hypebeast culture (or whatever miami is).
*assume all other things equal and employment not a factor
For a young person 100% miami. I’m not a fan of FL (but lived there for a few years) but Miami is a MUCH better place for the young crowd. Palm Beach is wealthy but much quieter, older, and very boring for someone in their 20’s.
Miami is generally better for the criteria you listed.
Miami certainly not even a question at all
Miami is a scum magnet - go for west palm
True but everybody should know this already. WPB would get boring pretty quick
fair statement
one must be quick to avoid bullshit in MIA
That's my understanding and generally WPB seems like more my type of crowd, however, my reservation is that it may be boring and I definitely don't want to waste my 20s. My impression was that WPB may be more suited for people over 30 but I figured I'd ask in case anyone knew better than I did.
Miami all day
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