"it's a good day" " *why?* " *_every single time_*

“You’re just oddly nice for no reason?” The Midwest in a sentence.

I'm from the Midwest, my girlfriend is from California. She found it seriously weird how she had never met her neighbors before, and the first time I went to her place, I made casual conversation with them for about an hour. They're nice people.

As a midwesterner I assure you: every time we see a river we think about fishing

“Straight edge.......but coke on weekends” 😂😂😂😂😂

“that wouldn’t be very christian of me” *He’s a man of god*

Western: **insulting everyone** Wisconsinite: Kalm Western: Those packer fans are somthin else. Wisconsinite: ANGERY

"Them packers fans are something else." "WHAT!!" "...Ok about to be the fifth body " Had me dyin😅😅

Why is this so insultingly accurate “That’s a good river”

westerners: "mid-westerners are creepy" mid-westerners "westerners are rude"

No lie, I moved from the west coast to the Midwest and when I'd first moved I was walking in my neighborhood with earbuds in and a neighbor waved to me and said something- my immediate thought was that she was flagging me down because there was an emergency, cuz why else would she be talking to a stranger walking past her house? She was just saying hi.

As a Midwesterner, I promise we all dont sound like Canadians Some of us sound like Southerners. But overall I have never been more flattered by a portrayal of Midwesterners.

You missed the “it wouldn’t be so hot if it wasn’t for the humidity”

no one: Midwesterners: SORRY

East Coast guy: “Hang on ma, Jeffery Dahmer is walking towards me” West Coast guy: “how many dead bodies do you have?” 😂 😂 😂

As a Midwesterner living in south Florida the past couple years, I told the cashier give me what’s ever the easiest and she said that was the nicest gesture anyone has ever done lol

Missed the opportunity to say “I’m just gonna squeeze right past ya”😂

What’s most accurate is a non midwestern stranger being scared shitless when you say hi to them

So as a Canadian, I see that Midwesterners would get along very well with us 😂

“Those cicadas, the sound of summer, I love that.” You hit the nail on the head with that one.

*”that’s a good river..”* *”that wouldn’t be very Christian of me”* *”i haven’t seen a dead body since the packers.... 4, 4 dead bodies.”*

The best part is that if you're Midwestern, the West Coast guy is the jerk.

I came to the States from S. Korea about 30 years ago and have lived in many different places like Philly, LA, Chicago, Atlanta, and St. Louis, MO. For shy people, LA is the best place: they don't need to talk to strangers. For direct and clear answer demanding people, NYC and Philly are the great places: they can't live in any other places on this planet. People who are friendly but a bit shy would enjoy living in Chicago: the agriculture city is the space x for them to settle down. For people like me who enjoy talking to neighbor and are community oriented people, St. Louis, MO. is the perfect spot for their living.

"Exhales CBD oils" - KILLED me!! Ohhh I'm missin home right now, lemme get a whiff of that 😢

He forgot the most important word in midwestern cultures, “Ope.”

“Cicadas, the sound of summer” I literally said that five minutes ago

@1:29: “Browse Instagram until I’m dead inside...” 😹

I'm from Oregon, moving to the Midwest. This is is completely accurate.

“Oddly nice for no reason” is one of the more California things I’ve ever heard

As a midwesterner, I’m insulted at how accurate this is

I grew up in the Midwest from a west coast family. I was cringing so hard by how accurate both of these are.

As someone born and raised in rural Greece but been living in Los Angeles CA for the last decade, I can identify completely with the Midwest. I actually have some family in South Dakota I make sure to visit and it’s as if I’m taken back to Greece. The way of life is simple and the relationships more genuine. I have resisted LA influence in many ways and people here still find it weird I talk to neighbours or sometimes cooking for them. People I know in LA also don’t understand why I would go out of my way to fix things or install stuff for free for people I’m friends with. I might just join my folks in South Dakota in the next few years 😂

I feel like MidWestern guy transforms into Cherdley's dad character when he grows older

“No I don’t drink I’m straight edge, but coke on weekends” best quote of the decade so far

"I don't drink, I'm a straight edge. But coke on the weekends" LMAO. That really is very west coast

The Midwest people are my kind of people I love small talk finding out information and such nothing wrong with it just friendly talk awesome

"I don't fish because it's animal cruelty" most West coast phrase

You know a midwesterner is pissed when we pull out the “gosh darn it”. I’m really surprised he didn’t turn around and hit him with the “alright, you listen here, pal” 😂

The accuracy of the West Coater was dead on. All the vibes, attitude, and self-righteousness of an L.A. or S.F. transplant to Portland.

the most accurate part was the “i havent seen a dead body since the packers played the bears” speaking from the perspective of someone who has lived in wisconsin his whole life that is definitely something ive heard at a family reunion before

Missed the classic "Wouldn't be so cold if it wasn't for the wind"

"WHAT'D YOU SAY ABOUT THE PACKERS?" *sighs in fifth body*

As a Floridian you can just blend these two dudes together and that’s what being a Florida man is all about.

When Charlie said that about the Packers and the Bears, I bent double over the desk, laughing harder than I've laughed in several years. Thanks, Charlie.

We're so polite because it's how we survive the harsh winters, it weeds the mean out.

"Don't drink. Straight edge. But coke on the weekends" I am dead

Having lived in Wisconsin from birth to 6th grade, and California from 6th grade through 12th, I can say this is accurate af and Californians really ARE the universe's buzzkill.

I love their sheer inability to communicate. 😄

As a Midwesterner. I would like to state that it is such a complement that you hate us for being so kind.

As a person from the midwest, I never realized how nice we seemed to other people until my first trip to Florida. All the states we passed through people either didn't understand why we were acting nice, or what we were saying lol.

This is about right. I grew up in Minnesota and got stationed in California with the Air Force way back in the 90s. I found that people out there are not interested in talking to a stranger. I found it refreshing driving home and stopping off at SA (do they still have Super Americas?) in Iowa and sparking a friendly conversation with the guy working behind the counter. He appeared so friendly after being in California for several months.

For real, my brother from LA came to visit me in MN, we went to a local bar and he was so on edge the entire time because everyone was so nice.

I moved from Southern California to the Midwest. People waved at us....I was so confused. I asked my parents if they knew them. 😂

It’s like Michigan natives , VS people who go to University of Michigan

As a Minnesotan this is disgustingly accurate and I love it.

I just moved back to MN from Cali and his is such an accurate depiction of the people out there. I do not miss them lol.

our country is so big, the culture really shifts as you move around it

Trevor's coke jokes are a bit too frequent for a non-coke user

I remember people looking at me like I was going to rob them when I'd hold the door open for them out west. 🤣

As a born/raised Midwesterner who now lives in Los Angeles, .......*accurate on all counts*

“Cicadas-the sound of summer.” True, but as a Missourian, this line makes me flashback to 1999 and 2012, when the cicadas woke up from being dormant for 13 or 17 years (there are two kinds). They were EVERYWHERE, falling out of trees, getting trapped in cars. Fun times.

The only thing missing is a joke about how the weather here changes so quickly or him bumping into the other guy and saying ope

😂😂😂 having lived in the MW and the West coast I can attest to both those behaviors looool!!!!!!

"I don't drink, straight edge... but coke on the weekends" 🤣🤣🤣

I'm European, so basically the California guy is like French..?

“I’m just gonna browse Instagram until I’m dead inside.” I felt that. The WORLD felt that.

I was amused from the start, started chuckling at the dead bodies, died at the Packers ending Comedy perfection!

"Are you just nice for no reason?" That is the exact question I had fir Wisconsin when I moved here.

"those cicadas.. thats the sound of summer" as a midwesterner, that is 100% accurate lol

I cant lie, cicadas ARE a nice sound in the summer

This is way too accurate, especially the ending…I’m kinda creeped out

saying "tell your folks i said hi" to people who you don't know and who's parents definitely don't know you is the most hilarious midwest tradition I can relate to the awkwardness afterwards

You're not from the Midwest if you dont talk to strangers like you know them

Packers fans do get angry when u talk sheet about cheese

This is a perfect portrait of the Midwesterner. Always nice. Extremely polite. ..........with a terrifying dark side.

Midwesterner here, my brain is frothing at the mouth to respond to this very kind man properly.

As a person who lives in the midwest I can confirm this is exactly how we act

Avengers is the biggest crossover in history... Trevor: Hold my camera.

As an Oregonian I honestly wish more people acted like they're from the Midwest. Everyone is so caught up in their own little worlds.

"That's a good river." "Sorry bout that" "You're a chess guy, aren't ya?" "You got a fishing pole around?" "4... 4, in the river." "Tell your folks I says hi" "WHAT'D YOU SAY ABOUT THE PACKERS" "That wouldn't be very Christian of me" *THE GODDAMN ACCENT* As a Wisconsinite, I'm mad at how accurate this is

"These Packers fans are something else" *so you have chosen death*

"So like, how many?..." FOUR lmfao

This cross over is phenomenal

The californian acts like he’s miserable, the Midwesterner is how I literally act every day

When he said, “scroll through instagram till I’m dead inside” I felt that.

I come from Iowa, moved out further west, and people do indeed get scared when I say ‘hi’ to them on the street. And when I say ‘sorry’ or ‘let me squeeze right past you’.

When I first moved from the Left Coast to the Midwest, I thought everyone was hitting on me. Nope. I'm extraordinarily nice for a Left Coaster, but I have nothing, absolutely nothing on a Midwesterner. On the other hand, I'm quite direct and it's taking a lot for me to get used to Midwest Passive Aggressive. That and "ohhhhh they'll figure it out in their own time...." instead of actually proactively giving folks info about what they're supposed to be doing. That aside, I love my new home. Right down to the insane weather, wide open skies, and terrible roads (that get that way because of the insane weather). Could do without the skeeters, biting midges, and chiggers, though.

This man combined people from Wisconsin, rural Illinois, Minnesota, and Missouri all into one. I’m having flashbacks.

Forgot the “ope” every few minutes for about no reason at all

As someone who lived in Missouri I can confirm this

100% accurate, but you’re missing the grunge/metal/rock blaring from the west-coaster’s phone. The CBD oils bit killed me, so damn true.

No one: West Coast: Does postmates deliver around here.

"Are you like...trying to pay for sex right now or...?" "Aw, I really hope he doesn't say anything about the bodies." +1 deceased

“Just gonna browse Instagram until I’m dead inside.”

As a midwesterner, I can confirm we believe the sun is godlike, and we love catching bass in lakes and rivers.

I just moved to the Midwest and it is surprisingly like this a lot of packers fans rivers and people are really nice for some reason

Midwesterns: Bet there's some bass in that lake West Coasters: Ah why is the Wi-Fi so bad

"Straight edge, but coke on the weekend" Lol

“Don’t drink, straight edge but come on the weekends”😂😂😂😂👌

NorCal and SoCal put differences aside to fight together