What state has the worst people?
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To Californians, the U.S. map goes like this -California---->Las Vegas---->NYC
Nothing else.
I live in Indiana, lots of nice folks, of course we are right across the river from Louisville. Chicago is the friendliest large city I have ever been in. Everyone that waited on us, worked in a store, was sitting around in line for something, or whatever was very friendly. I work with folks from Chicago too, they are really nice. New York is just a different lifestyle than here. They are stuck in a box with 8 million folks, no time to be nice to everyone so they just kind of move on about their day. California folks are weird and frivolous.
All that said the people I think are the nastiest I have ever been around were the retired folks in South Florida. We went to Fort Lauderdale and dealt with all the Northeastern transplants down there. The ones that didn't really have enough money to be there and still had to work were the worst. Terrible service everywhere from these jerks. I have never gone back for that reason.
All that said the people I think are the nastiest I have ever been around were the retired folks in South Florida. We went to Fort Lauderdale and dealt with all the Northeastern transplants down there. The ones that didn't really have enough money to be there and still had to work were the worst. Terrible service everywhere from these jerks. I have never gone back for that reason.
"Masshole" is in the dictionary for a reason. They get my vote.
People living on islands are generally the worst in that standoffish you don't belong here kind of way. So, tie between Hawaii and Manhattan
People I've met from outside of NYC in the rest of the state were pretty cool. ******* Jersey though, forget about it.. Haven't met one I liked.
I hate all people. If you're not a dog, then f*** you.
I always wanted to punch a Montana resident. Just don't like people from Montana.
If BBUK is from Michigan then their case just got much stronger. Plus he quotes himself multiple times in his sig line... and they are really lame quotes, too. That multiplies the douchery by like ten-fold.
Ohio and Oregon. Places like Florida and California have too many transplants to weed out the statistical noise.
Another big thing is both states are full of ********. Across the state, top to bottom. Most states have a region or city where even locals will admit have a disproportional amount of dickheads; Ohio and Oregon are just full of them.
Another big thing is both states are full of ********. Across the state, top to bottom. Most states have a region or city where even locals will admit have a disproportional amount of dickheads; Ohio and Oregon are just full of them.
I hate listening to people from Ohio talk. They have that nasally, whiny sound with a slight tinge of a northern accent. I hate looking at them too. Something irks me about the way they look at you. That puzzling look, like they are trying to figure out quantum mechanics.
Look Ohio guy, I don't want your opinion on orange groves in Florida. Just move along.
Kentucky. We have the largest group of ul fans in one small region of our state, and they are definitely the worst.
I live in Indianapolis and find that the locals are all pretty agreeable. That said, people tend to stay in their bubble and it is damn near impossible to build new friendships with people. Also, this is where culture comes to die.
In Kentucky, we have bourbon and horse racing. Indiana....nothing. I went to a Pacer game last week, and they spent the entire halftime paying homage to the cast of 'Hoosiers'. Their signature dish is a bland, deep fried pork tenderloin sandwich [laughing].
Based on my limited time in Boston, I'm going with Massachusetts. It's like they pride themselves on being rude.
I haven't spent any time there, but you gotta think Oregon, Portlandia types might be unbearable.
In Kentucky, we have bourbon and horse racing. Indiana....nothing. I went to a Pacer game last week, and they spent the entire halftime paying homage to the cast of 'Hoosiers'. Their signature dish is a bland, deep fried pork tenderloin sandwich [laughing].
Based on my limited time in Boston, I'm going with Massachusetts. It's like they pride themselves on being rude.
I haven't spent any time there, but you gotta think Oregon, Portlandia types might be unbearable.
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I have numerous acquaintance's from Indiana. All Purdue grads. They are all very nice intelligent people. Now IU that is another story.
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People from Texas and Michigan also talk about SLeeZ's mama... yo mama is so...(fill in the blank...)
Seattle. The biggest bunch of fake a-holes in the USA. 'Try hard' doesn't even come close to describing them with their elitist, liberal views on pretty much everything. Outside of Seattle, the people I've worked with in WA have been really cool though...
Massachusetts. By far. Some states can get a bad wrap because of their city(ies) - New York, Illinois, Washington. Not Massachusetts, though. They all suck, the lot of them.
Indiana and it isn't even close.
You've got that backwards. Illinois would be Indiana if it weren't for Chicago, which is to say it would completely suck.
You've got that backwards. Illinois would be Indiana if it weren't for Chicago, which is to say it would completely suck.
I've traveled a bit. All this is IMHO.
Northeasterners (NYC, Boston) get a bad rap IMHO: those folks tend to be short and direct, but not rude. Frankly, I'm a fan.
SD/LA/SF folks, while all very different, always treated me well. Heck, if I had weather like those folks, I'd be pretty friendly all the time also.
Chicago tends to remind me of NYC, maybe slightly more "passive".
Southerners tend be the most friendly of all. Love the south.
The most un-friendly people I've met are right here in Cincy, where I work. If you're not part of the clique (west side, east side, Moeller, St X, blah blah blah) you're out. Not a fan at all. TERRIBLE fan bases (UC, O$U, etc).
Northeasterners (NYC, Boston) get a bad rap IMHO: those folks tend to be short and direct, but not rude. Frankly, I'm a fan.
SD/LA/SF folks, while all very different, always treated me well. Heck, if I had weather like those folks, I'd be pretty friendly all the time also.
Chicago tends to remind me of NYC, maybe slightly more "passive".
Southerners tend be the most friendly of all. Love the south.
The most un-friendly people I've met are right here in Cincy, where I work. If you're not part of the clique (west side, east side, Moeller, St X, blah blah blah) you're out. Not a fan at all. TERRIBLE fan bases (UC, O$U, etc).
Lived in California 5 years, loved it, loved the people. Having said that, now live in SWFL and we get tourist from about every state and country in the world. And in my own experience, the ABSOLUTE WORST are from Massachusetts and it isn't even close. Rude,Self serving, Cant drive, tightwads who never want to leave more than a two dollar tip. Just disgusting people.
Surprisingly, I have never had a bad encounter with New Yorkers, I really believe they get a bad rap.
Surprisingly, I have never had a bad encounter with New Yorkers, I really believe they get a bad rap.
The northeast has the worst people. I don't know what it is but they're the worst.
Rhode Island/eastern Massachussetts seems to have some of the most vile people in the world.