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My brother in law married a woman from Valdosta, Ga. He moved there. My family and I were driving from Ohio to Florida. They wanted us to stop for the night. Which we did. Hereās one thing you never do - when a southern woman makes food for her visiting in-laws, you donāt say you arenāt really hungry. I was rude. I did eat after I saw the look on her face. It was wonderful. She was a lovely person
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North Florida is the south I promise lol. The more north in Florida you go the more south it gets
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As a native New Orleanian, these are pretty accurate. I would also add that we say ma'am and sir regardless of age. I can't stand when someone says don't call me ma'am or sir because it makes me feel old. I say it out of respect and mannerisms
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My German brain: "Smiling without a reason or knowing them, small talk AND humid weather?" - slowly crosses the south from the travel list š
PS: the BBQ might win me over, though. š
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The difference between a Yankee and a Damn Yankee? A Yankee visits and returns North. A Damn Yankee stays.
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Sometimes "Bless Your Heart" doesn't mean that....
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Simple travel tip: When traveling to hot or humid places in the northern hemisphere, travel between October - April. You'll be a lot more comfortable!
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Another way to tick off a Southerner is for a woman from the north to get bent out of shape when someone in the South addresses her as "ma'am." It's a form of respect and most kids in the South are taught to address their parents and other adults as "Sir" or Ma'am.
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Recently moved to the South. A few good ways to piss them off:
- Compare anything in the South to where you came from
- Tell the Southerners that you were moved down to the South by your company
- Follow that up with a snarky "because there just isn't the local talent around here that can do my job"
- Complain about Southern food
- Be in a hurry in general
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Living in England, the only thing I saw from the Southern States growing up was the Dukes of Hazzard. So I imagine everyone driving around in orange Dodge Chargers with the doors welded shut, speeding away from the local cops who are always trying to set them up for some felony or other.
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1) pan-handle of Florida and far northern Florida are accepted as Southern.
2) Louisiana is the deepest of the Deep South. Yes, we are unique in a lot of ways, differing from the rest, but we are 1000% the deepest of Southern. Thatās another way to tick off a Southernerā¦claim they arenāt Southern!
I know you did a shout out at the end but it the omission earlier stung like a wasp.
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In Florida, the farther south you go, the farther north you go. š
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Having lived in New York and Miami, you are right about the South. We moved from Miami to North Carolina and luckily I knew the language. Heat, riches, manners, slower pace, BBQ, and sweet tea pretty much. says it all.
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I love this. (Grew up outside of New Orleans). When I moved to San Antonio I was watching the news and the weather guy was complaining about the high humidity. It was 40%. I just laughed. I am from the South, I grew up with temperatures in the 90's with humidities to match. 40 is not high, that is a treat!!!
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My wife is from Alabama and I visited AL, FL and TX a few times and yessss to all of this, looking forward to sharing it with her because I know she'll agree š¤£
And yes, Alabama was the first place where I sweated my ass off while standing still, the humidity and heat are next-level
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We grew up in Miami-Dade, then attended Florida State University (in Tallahassee) we tell people we moved up north to go ādown southā.
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I live in Cary NC (near Raleigh) It stands for: containment area for relocated yankees. Bless their hearts.
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Splendid architecture in the backgrounds
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The photo of those fried green tomatoes... omg!!! š¤¤š¤¤š¤¤
Jocelyn saying the humidity keeps the wrinkles away is šÆ LMAOOO
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4 months ago
As I was leaving Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room one of the hosts came over from across the room and said "I hope you enjoyed everything. I just wanted to say thank you so much for taking off your hat in the restaurant." I was both honored and impressed at the degree to which manners matter.
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