After sharing his frustrating experience looking for a home to rent in Miamithe Cuban @la_yami_87 received hundreds of comments of support, but also some that This Cuban woman was criticized for complaining about the high prices and requirements for rent, claiming that “Miami is not for the poor.”And in the face of these messages, Yami has not remained silent and has referred to all these people by calling them “millionaires” ironically.
“I was stunned by the number of millionaires there are in Miami. It’s no longer full of inflators, it’s full of millionaires. Full of prosperous people who earn 5 or 6 thousand dollars a week. I made a post and it’s inconceivable,” says the TikToker, surprised by the number of messages she received from people who appear to have money.
However, the Cuban also criticizes the attitude of these “millionaires,” insinuating that many of those who commented to her live by pretending to have an expensive lifestyle. “You can’t share a reflection because these ‘millionaires’ arrive, who live day to day and surely live in an efficiency and with the car of the year and are stressed the whole month so that the tow truck doesn’t take them away”he argues.
The woman also questions the authenticity of these individuals’ wealth, suggesting that a truly wealthy person would not waste time commenting on TikTok posts. “If you’re a real rich person you wouldn’t be wasting your time on a TikTok post. And you’re telling me Miami isn’t for the poor.”he concludes.
Many users agreed with her in the comments about this type of people, leaving messages like: “My neighbor has a BMW 740 and lives in an efficiency car”“They make Uber in Mercedes Benz”, “Girl, don’t fight because here in Miami people live off appearances”, “Remember that on social networks everyone is a millionaire” or “and if you go to visit Cuba, they own the factory where they work”
