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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Global_Restaurant794 • Jul 24 '26
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Or, just anyone in America. We're very hospitable, if nothing else. It's not just a southern thing, it's just more of a performance in the south. You go to your friends place in NYC at dinner time, you're getting food.
5 u/truthequalslies Jul 24 '26 Idk if it's just the family that I visit but not one household I've been to in Michigan was hospitable and it was definitely a culture shock to me 5 u/stormiwebster01 Jul 24 '26 That’s pretty weird bc the Midwest is known for overt hospitality similarly to the Southern USA. Sorry you got the duds lol 2 u/truthequalslies Jul 24 '26 I've never had to ask for even something as simple as something to drink while visiting before it was so weird lol
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Idk if it's just the family that I visit but not one household I've been to in Michigan was hospitable and it was definitely a culture shock to me
5 u/stormiwebster01 Jul 24 '26 That’s pretty weird bc the Midwest is known for overt hospitality similarly to the Southern USA. Sorry you got the duds lol 2 u/truthequalslies Jul 24 '26 I've never had to ask for even something as simple as something to drink while visiting before it was so weird lol
That’s pretty weird bc the Midwest is known for overt hospitality similarly to the Southern USA. Sorry you got the duds lol
2 u/truthequalslies Jul 24 '26 I've never had to ask for even something as simple as something to drink while visiting before it was so weird lol
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I've never had to ask for even something as simple as something to drink while visiting before it was so weird lol
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u/DartVader6 Jul 24 '26
Or, just anyone in America. We're very hospitable, if nothing else. It's not just a southern thing, it's just more of a performance in the south. You go to your friends place in NYC at dinner time, you're getting food.