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West Texas
Can I admit I’ve seen a few but I don’t remember where? I think at least one was either in Ohio or South Carolina. Very specifically NOT allowed to get out of your vehicle to grab something.
Every time I take this or something like it, it is wildly confused because I use terms like attercop but don't live in Appalachia. I just like the word.
I've done this before, but am still in awe of how fucking specifically accurate it is. I grew up in the Fort Lauderdale suburbs.
With as much as I have moved around the country, this was going to be the only result, although maybe a bit further west than I expected. I spent time in SD, but not as much as other regions.
That’s interesting. That’s the most spread out red I’ve ever seen.
I don't think I've stayed in any one place for more than five years at a time. Growing up in a military family, I split my time in multiple states my first 18 years, going to seven schools in 12 years. After graduating, I found myself moving a lot because I couldn't find a place to settle.
I will say it's weird that my dialect is closer to Georgia and most of Florida (I did live in Central Florida for ~3 years) and not South Carolina where I spent about a decade.