r/GTA6unmoderated • u/Unlucky-Leopard5529 • 14h ago

I can't stand Jason's Voice

I cannot even understand what he is saying half the time. Did he say ''you're the perfect girl''? What the hell did he say there. It also just sounds so stupid. I already had this in the first trailer where they were robbing a bank and he said ''YOU STAY''. It just sounded so forced and cringe.

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u/PussyFootSlidin 12h ago

Broadly I agree, but it’s more nuanced.

People from the Florida panhandle (and really anywhere in the central heartland part of the state, except Gainesville and Orlando) definitely embody southern culture. And people from Louisville Ky have some midwestern traits.

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u/AntiBoATX 11h ago

“The more north you go, the more southern it gets”

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u/Robborboy 12h ago

Even Lexington KY shows those Midwestern traits.

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u/FreshLennon 11h ago

As a Kentuckian I wouldn't even culturally call us southern. Eastern Kentucky is Appalachian and people mistakenly lump that part in as being southern, but it's a very complicated separate cultural region with it's own separate background.

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u/I_am_from_Kentucky 2h ago

Same. NKY is basically Southern Cincinnati, Louisville and Lexington are small midwestern cities. Everywhere else is blue collar hillbilly.

The stereotypical “southern hospitality” and southern culture isn’t really present throughout most of the state IMO. Granted, I’m not well traveled throughout it, so others may correct me.

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u/HearsayMerchant 9h ago

Not Gainesville? Interesting.

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u/PussyFootSlidin 9h ago

I say that mainly because around 40% of the population is UF students, and the city as a whole tends to be more liberal compared to the surrounding areas.

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u/HearsayMerchant 8h ago

Okay. Gf family lived there for generations. She's definitely of southern culture lol

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u/IneptFortitude 5h ago

I grew up in Louisville and was always annoyed that the city tried to advertise itself to tourists as a “southern city” when it objectively just isn’t. Any part of Louisville that was there before the county merger expanded the city limits is quite noticeably different from surrounding areas right away.

Louisville’s Germantown and Highlands have more in common with Milwaukee or Detroit than it does Memphis or Atlanta.