But that's just it. You don't live in some nice area in Coral Gables. Nor do you have a beachfront condo on Key Biscayne or a golf course home in Weston. That majority of your base lives in the middle-to-lower end of the Miami metro area. You aren't dining on South Beach or enjoying the amenities that the city has to offer. I've lived in Gville, NYC and from SoFla up to Jupiter. And like any metropolis, in order to truly enjoy the life, you have to be able to afford it. The rest of you--a category in which 90% of canes fans fall, especially the diehards--are just regular shleps who spend hours a day sitting in gridlock in you average car headed to your average home, nothing more. The whole "glamorous" depiction is what's really played out. Which is why there is a major influx of south Floridians to the northern part of the state to escape the very lifestyle you portray you live and pretend is so great. To be clear, I'm not debating that NoFla is great. Just that the notion that um fans are living it up in paradise is laughable at best.