Americans, have you ever spent time inside any of these circles? What was it like?
i live in the red circlei dont know how to explain how its different because ive only lived here
No but I also saw this post on X formerly known as Xitter, it was posted by my mutual. I am very interested in Missouri and also love the Pennsyltucky region. I would like to live in Pittsburgh.
>>225546334I'm from the UK I live in blue, rural Missouri, I don't know what much to say about it that isn't already true about America as a whole. It's very isolated and there's absolute nothing to do but drown yourself in cheap booze and cigarettes. you'll see the Amish and Mennonites in full 1600th century clothing hanging about Walmart. It's white with a black minority, not much Hispanic or any other sort of people. Lots of run down houses, completely flat no natural spots of beauty outside of the Ozarks. There's not much to say about the people, if you tried to create the most generic bog standard American ever I think that would essentially work out to be the same as the average Missourian, though they like to brag about inventing sliced bread and eugenics.
>>225546334completely arbitrary ass circles.anyway, in this country population density means more than regional differences anymore. americans are the primary victims of globalization
>>225546334I live in greenSoon as you leave the city it is cabin in the woods or squidbillies
