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"Obviously no sympathy for the guy, but he's basically an overgrown frat boy bozo who got an accounting degree in Iowa and lives in a McMansion suburb in Minnesota."
"I'd like to see the fentanyl addicts, the finance bros, the small town bartender girls, the social media moguls, the construction workers, the large hispanic families at the beach, the black guys that ride the subway with their music blasting, the big boys and girls in San Antonio, the degenerate ga"
"First half of the year I lived small town Iowa. The 25 year olds you'd meet here were all spiritually 40. They aged awfully, had no exciting outlook on life, and either had 2 kids or were stressing that they didn't already have."
"And now this story where someone is making over 200k and no one checked whether they are authorized to work here??"
"Why do hicks from Iowa don Confederate battle flags? It's just trashy. None of this shit is cool."
"If New York City is so dense and desirable because of how walkable it is, what stops bezos from buying land in iowa, building bezos city (population 10 million) and drawing in enough transplants to stabilize the rental markets of the other cities in the united states?"
"Wtf do you expect us to do? Drop our entire social lives and professional networks and just move to some random small town in Iowa where we don't know a single person?"
"It's nice not having to explain where Iowa is, but my main motivation is pretty much just knowing how much it would upset a Chicagoan."
"Illinois/Iowa border about to get obliterated, Chicago potentially getting hail & tornadoes."
"After walking about three blocks, it dawned on me that I actually had no idea how to get back to the apartment. I had overestimated my ability to understand directions. What can you expect from a girl that grew up in rural Iowa? It's not the kind of place where you can develop an ability to understa"
"The Iowa team was 80% white and the Louisiana State team was 80% black. The Iowa team is the underdog hero (even though they've been the favorites all year), and the Louisiana State team is a bunch of trash-talking villains trying to stomp on these beautiful All-American girls."
"I won't get into the plot much but it's essentially the story of an old, sickly man whose only means of reconnecting with his long-estranged brother once he hears he's had a stroke is to ride his John Deere riding lawnmower across Iowa into Wisconsin by his lonesome."
"The Iowa team was 80% white and the Louisiana State team was 80% black."