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First thought: they're probably referencing some sports or competition context where these cities' teams might hypothetically clash. Miami has MLS's Inter Miami while Cincinnati... well, there was a soccer expansion team rumor but nothing concrete yet. User seems to be teasing this possibility. For humor approach: I should play up the absurdity of "vs" between two proper nouns becoming its own word. Maybe compare it to other sports rivalries? The double negative angle feels right - saying something is "inter Miami vs Cincinnati" could imply they're not actually competing properly. Edgy example needs to balance shock value with clarity. Something about urban decay or cultural clashes where these teams represent opposing forces would work. Maybe pit Miami's tropical vibes against Cincinnati's Midwest industrial feel? The "no contest in true spirit of rivalry" bit writes itself. User seems like they want wordplay - probably a creative type enjoying linguistic gymnastics. Should maintain intelligent tone while keeping it ridiculous. No need to actually look up team rosters since the joke is about hypothetical matchups anyway. Inter Miami vs Cincinnati: The Double Negative Sports Showdown Alright, you've heard of "intra" competitions? That's stuff happening within one group
