In this unscripted travel vlog, Jimmy Butler arrives in Miami’s Little Havana and dives into the neighborhood’s everyday culture. He starts by ordering a traditional Cuban coffee (negro café con leche) and sampling pastelitos, describing the local “Cuban special” breakfast of fried ham, eggs, and tostada. Butler meets several local characters, including a man he calls “Big Papa,” a cigar shop owner, and a group of seasoned domino players. He learns that dominoes are used by locals to teach counting and that the game is a central social activity. Butler joins a high‑energy domino match, narrating the gameplay, scores, and his competitive banter, ultimately winning the 7‑game series. Throughout, he comments on the vibrant street art, the habit of sharing coffee, and the overall atmosphere of Little Havana, ending with a celebratory recap of his experience and gratitude for the community.
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Jimmy Butler in this bitch! What's up, brother? How are you? Welcome to Miami, brother. Thank you, family. Let's get all the mamacitas. Yipa! What do you know about Little Havana? I know that the coffee's fire. I know that can't nobody beat me in dominoes. So I've heard. Everybody that I've seen play dominoes Against these guys, it goes down. They go down. That's okay. Okay. I'm not everybody. I'm glad you're optimistic. I'm not everybody. You're not. I'm not everybody. We gotta start with some coffee. I'm with you. Would you like some coffee? Yes, I need, uh, negro café con no leche. Okay, okay. Negro café con no leche. I'm gonna let you go. See what I did? La colada is the one that you see everybody have, they have in their hands. They have the coffee. It's that cup right there. That's what I was gonna say. And they have the little shot cups. Yeah. And you walk around with it and you never buy it for yourself. You always buy it to share. Always, always, always. You can't— if you drink that whole thing, your cholesterol, your sugar, you go high. That's what people tell me. Gracias. And that's very typical Miami driving. This is like local art, like somebody's— All local art. So a morning, a breakfast here in Miami is, or typical, they call it the Cuban special. Talk to me. Talk to him. Cuban special. Okay, that's like a fried ham, almost like a mozzarella stick but full of ham. Okay. Okay, very typical. So these are the pastelitos right there. You see them right there at the window. You see those? Guava or cream cheese or both. Okay. Eggs, scrambled eggs, ham, and a tostada. Tostada is just a piece of bread with the butter. I feel like it's going to be a longer walk than it should be. We going to be stopping all the music. That's a Justin Bieber album, The Purpose album. You're a B fan? Oh my God. You're a B fan? Yeah. This is my friend, Big Papa. Jimmy Papa. Mr. Butler, how are you? Butler, you look very familiar. It's 'cause you probably saw me around here kicking ass at dominoes. Yeah, that's how he seen me, bro. He says that he's played dominoes his whole life. What? And that he wants to go into Domino Park and he says he's gonna beat him easily. Oh man, you like my son? All his— Oh yes, he has. Yeah, yeah, look at him. There you go, there you go. This is where Rick Ross gets his cigars. Where? Right here. This is where he goes, and this is the man right here. This is the brick wall. Come here, buy some cigar. What's up, bro? How you doing, Jimmy? She said basically you could choose their own individual there. So that's a big dumbass cigar. We got the hat, we got the guayabera, we got the cigar. Jimmy Butler in this bitch! What's up, brother? How you? Miami, brother. Thank you, family. They playing for real dominoes too, dog. Okay, so this is really like their lives. So a lot of these guys Okay, the lady right in front of you, she's wearing the leopard. Oh, okay, we're ready to go. Let's go, let's walk in here. You ready? Okay, ready to go. Yeah, I see that you're ready. Gracie, Gracie, right in front of me. Yeah, I'm super excited. That table is something like cards, counting cards. Listen, he told me something that's really interesting, to be honest. I said, why are you so confident, you know, playing dominoes? How you learn to play dominoes? He says that his dad taught him how to count using dominoes. I know what you don't got. I know what you don't got. I know what you don't got. I know what you don't got. Did you get that on camera? Did you get that on camera? Game 1. Pure luck. Oh, uh-oh. It's getting real over here now. We should have went this way. Yeah, it was even. Yeah, it's 4 for you. We would have won. That's all right. That's 2. 2 and 0. I still should have locked it up. 3 and 0? 3 and 0? 3 and 0, baby! All you need is 1. All you need is 1. Yeah! Way to do your job. Go ahead. You ready? You ready? Way to do your job, Jimmy Butler Iii. Way to do your job. No, no, no, he's trash. You don't got no way to play with us. Right now we're 3-2. 3-2. Coming back, baby. 3-2. You gonna bring it right back to me. Oh! Oh, you don't wanna play with us today. That's it though. Whatever you put, I got. Whatever you put, I got. I'm just doing my job. You should have locked it again. We would have won. They got 4 dominoes each. I don't know what he's— Get your ass out of here. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go, baby. Let's go. This is my neighborhood. These are my people. I would have killed him. No, you would have. Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! I got that. Boom, boom, boom. I got that. I'mma sit out here. You'd be with everybody out here. Yeah! 5-5. We're 5-5 right now. Currently at 5-5. Listen, this is a 7-game series. This is a 7-game series. The fat lady hasn't sang yet. The coffee isn't done yet. The soup, bring it to me. Oh, now you're gonna get it to me. Now you're gonna give it to me. [FOREIGN LANGUAGE] I'm just doing my job. That's all I'm doing. I'm just doing my job. The only thing you can say is "Dale." Dale. That's all I know. I got 10. 10. You got 10? Woo! I got 11. Ha ha! We won! 5, 1, 8. I got 12. History, the culture of Miami, the real 5 culture, come out and gave 11. You can't beat me. Hey, put this one in the books. It's over. It's a wrap. Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Game 7, fam! It's the wire, man. He got it right, man. Gracias a Dios. Miami, I came to Little Havana. They wanted me to play double nines. I played double sixes. I told them if I play double sixes, I'm winning. I won. My partner, we held it down. Dolly. Dolly, I'm out. Soy Cubano. I had the coffee. I did it all. I'm going home.
