New England has the smartest people in the country

@@Visigoth1952-ld3zo My daughter's baby-daddy and family are from Boston. No sign of intelligence there.

It's a right hahaha

Definitely plenty of massholés there 😅😂🤣

@@kevfinn5425 where you live

Maybe she thought it was a: “Total Eclipse of the Heart😂”

And she probably proudly voting for Trump in November.

I think I lived there once.

why did they?

Valedictorian of her HS class, Univ. Of Texas degree, present mayor of that town?

Oh no lol

And we can't forget that you're not allowed to tell a stupid person they are stupid, but the stupid people are allowed to call intelligent people, "stupid." It is amazing how stupid people will argue about things they know nothing about, as though they are experts, never listen to the people who actually do know and refuse to learn anything! It's the Schultz syndrome; "I know nothing!"

Very well put..

😂😂😂

Well speaking as a former dead person you're correct about not knowing you're dead. Doctors brought me back and I had emergency open heart surgery and unconscious for two months. I was told I died twice. I honestly didn't believe my relatives until the doctors said I had died.

The video was entertaining, the comments are gold 😅

😮😊😂😂😂😂❤

APPLAUSE

Oh, damn.

Did either one get out of negative numbers?

I've heard of prisons where they aren't processing people out for weeks or more past their release date.

He didn't have any time to waste!

😂😂😂

He wanted to hit the ground running 🏃 hehe

Classic..... I REALLY DID L. O. L.

You can't be dumb and do sheet metal. Too much accuracy and design, not to mention cutting and assembly skills. I personally think people who make articles like this do it because they don't have to have a thinking IQ, only the ability to come up with insults. When he said SC had an average IQ, I laughed. Statistically it means 50% of the country is smarter and 50% are lower. So, statistically that would put them pretty much in the middle.

Landscaping business owner with the IQ of 153. My wife has an IQ of 127 and she's a nurse. She grew up in Alabama but her mother moved up here just outside Chicago in NW Indiana. The only stupid thing we did was stay in my family's hometown in Indiana. We had to homeschool our kids because the school system here is awful. Luckily my mother in law is a retired teacher

Occupation and intelligence are not always correlate. I'm sure IQs of most of our Presidents were/are lower than average.

@@hellhound1389 hound, homeschooling your kids was the best gift that you could have given them.

I work heavy Construction. Carpenter by trade. I am always amazed at how many of my co-workers who are college educated.

LoL!!! 😂🤣😅

Nevada is land locked...

Nevada has some very large lakes, such as Lake Mead, Lake Tahoe etc. with lots of boating activities. The joke's on you.

@@gabrielgaidos7015 you cant stand the fact that someone else was more clever than you can ever he. the joke *IS* you.

This is horrid

Who is responsible for that? Politicians and the board of education???? Come on !

That’s ok I was traveling with my husband and we stopped at a Stucky’s for ice cream. I wanted a chocolate malt with chocolate ice cream. Shocked the server asked me U want chocolate ice cream in your chocolate malt? She had to make it 3 times to get it right.

Thanks...I needed a good laugh.

So true! As a truck driver, I've been to every of Mississippi... I've never met people so lame and stupid and then they have the GALL to be racist too!

💯% god's own truth! I had to stay in PA for some time. They will kill over being referred to as stupid!

​@@sunshineandwarmth Right because apparently if someone lives in a certain state it makes them less smart than people in another state... Damn people really are ignorant and small minded.

Offended *at 😂

That is the dumbest thing ever said. If they’re dumb they won’t get being called dumb. You’re a moron…

on behalf, of all stupid people everywhere, I resemble that remark; I mean resent! LOL

Very true. There are MANY intelligent laborers and MANY stupid people in management.

And some of these people are likely smarter than you are. A good hvac guy can gather 150 or more a year..in texas.

You mentioning god says it all. Essential huh? What's the pay again?

Reminds me of the attitude many people had toward the folks in the mail room at one company where I worked. Let the mail stop getting to them efficiently, however... Back in 2020-2021, we learned just how "essential" many of those workers are. Not that it increased their pay any. All that said, there are some very intelligent people working in what many would consider "menial" jobs and their reasons for doing so are varied

Some people do in fact enjoy working with their hands and doing manual labor. Many of those same jobs pay better than those requiring degrees. My sister was pissed to find out how much I make as an auto work compared to hers with a Masters in Psychology, especially with how much she owes to WMU. The slight here is weak at best and plain ignorant at most. The pay including benefits of union job exceed many of those in nonunion jobs sectors. I have a pension, I doubt this KZfaqr does….

Kindergartners can't read.

@@timdunn2257 that's true if they go to public schools

Those tests are hilarious. I took one and simply made designs on the scranton. It came back at 168

​@@timdunn2257That's not true!! My twin sister and I learned to read in "Head Start," before we went into kindergarten. Most kindergartens can't read, but it doesn't mean that they all can't...🤔

Who gives multiple choice tests to kindergartners?! NO ONE, that's who!

They didn't test everyone, though!

That is why this video is bullshit. Every person is right in the middle of normal in the 90s?

statistically that’s almost impossible with such large sample sizes

Yeah average IQ should be about the same everywhere. What we need is a metric that measures the spread on the stupid side. Distributions aren't always symmetrical.

@@SuperLeica1 and dosent that test test the IQ in certan paramaters? so what if someones super smart with A B and V and C but the test only test X Y and Z and hes super dumb with those things?

😀😂😄😉

I suspect it's a common theme. I've heard of people building snowmen around fire hydrants...

First story I've heard the story with a Biden sign.

But but, he watched him paint it 😂

Frosty said, "I'll be back."

@ADAPTATION7 In my hippie days, I travelled a lot trying to "find myself". I'm still looking. LOL

Look in Missouri. You might show yourself.

Florida has a lot of northerners. They come down fairly intelligent but the sun bakes their brains.

@@sparkykitty6870 Intellect dies in a vacuum.

'I'm with stupid' shirt with the arrow pointing ⬆ also comes to mind.

Actually it’s “Beam me up Scotty. There is no sign of intelligent life down here.” 😂

@@dennisheyes4561 i thught it was always pointed to the left or right not up?

I was waiting for insurance broker---or ANY kind of broker for that matter.

Because there is a very low barrier to entry, and most real estate agents do very few transactions per year. In reality, real estate agents are all over the IQ map, and the high performing ones probably have fairly high IQs.

@@christian9387 The same is true of most occupations. The insane money they make on a home sale, combined with low I,Q.s, makes them ripe for ridicule.

Yeah but they're probably selling small shacks in the woods.

@@TheRealDrJoey I call those Bureaucratic-Cogs, I tend to find that they are... dim. I won't say stupid but these are not the people I Would want to bring along on any project where the ability to think on your feet and learn in a hurry was a necessity.

We've got a ton of colleges for a reason. It's not because there are a bunch of people from out of state who have always dreamed of going to college in, say, Berea. There are plenty of locals keeping those schools open. No surprise about California, though.

Didn't Briggs say that he's soon going to post an extended video with a bonus state?

@@TheCharleseye "No surprise about California, though." just shows how unreliable the data is.

You too, I was holding my breath

@@shells500tutubo Anyone who has ever sat on a boardwalk, listening to the vapid conversations being had by those walking by, knows that California has more than its fair share of nimrods. _OH EM GEE! LIKE...TOTALLY?!_ It's not just a stereotype used by Hollywood. The vast number of complete airheads in California is nothing short of astonishing.

Hurry up already

God vs God vs Not God vs No god in the Name of GAUD -- Grand Architect of Ur Destruction -- Abraham's Ur? Is that YOUR Plan? How about the Great Re-Set on the Autumn Equinox of US' and the illuminati's 250th year? Does Skull and Bones' "322" really stand for 03/22/30 -- just after the Vernal Equinox of 2030, 3.5 years after the autumn equinox of 2026? Did the Epochal Eclipse, April 8th 2024, pass over New Mexico? Almost no one "saw" anything besides an eclipse.

Well get going, I'm tired of waiting!

@@jamescaron6465 With our superior alien IQ of 62.5, it is only a matter of a short time or so we are told by our alien psychic high priestess, also known to you Earthlings as Taylor Swift. Sometimes she is wrong.

@@Jeffrey.Seelman LOL Thanks for that!

A bigger problem is with California politicians who see a problem with half the students below the median. (This reminded me of Garrison Keillor's line in "Prairie Home Companion" that "All the students were above average")

I guess the idea is that also the students "below" need public representation from (R)?

So he went to school in Cali?

@@katydid2877 Lol!

A large chunk of Florida is retired northerners.

You must be from NY

We are all wealthy MAGA supporters here in FL…. I’m a Dr., and found ALL Democrat’s fall in the entire low IQ list.

NY

@DrEd-th2lu - Well, you aren't very smart. How do you explain all the red states on this list? Claiming "ALL Democrats" shows your ignorance and bigotry.

Absolutely there's different measures of intelligence. Being book smart isnt everything if you have no common sense. It's good to learn about a wide variety of subjects. And pay attention to everyday life, it can teach you a lot.

Its called situational awareness and critical thinking. The latter is rarely taught in schools nowdays

1:35 repeating a task is much different than figuring it out without instructions

​@@scream2207 ...Not only is it rarely taught, critical thinking was removed from the curriculum deliberately. In the U.S. (and most countries) we have what's called a "Prussian" based education system. The Prussian based education system removes the Trivium (aka Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric). The Trivium is also known as the Liberal Arts, not because it creates left-wing liberals, but because it's considered fundamental for a person to be free. The purpose of the Prussian based education system was to condition youth to be worker-bees in the industrial revolution. It allows them to gain skills, but keeps them conditioned to be compliant to authority figures (aka bosses). The opposite way of teaching is called the Socratic method, which asks challenging questions to get a person to think critically about a topic, and dig deep into underlying truths. In comparison, the Prussian method can be considered "Giving a man a fish", where he then becomes dependent upon the fish giver, vs. the Socratic Method of "Teaching a man to fish", where he can self-sustain and be free. In my opinion, the Prussian based education system is the single greatest detriment to mankind. It is the shackles holding humanity back from greatness, peace, and global freedom. It is the system that allows "elites" control over the masses. ...and most people, including teachers, aren't even aware of it. Don't take my word for it. Research it... and then spread the word. If we can create just one generation of critical thinkers, the world will change in such wonderful and incredible ways. ☮

I don’t even know what that means. Where did you get an idea like that?

When the shoe fits

And rural folks. What he said about California was completely wrong, that all the low-IQers are in the back country. That's the simplistic thinking of a midwit.

Do you blame him?

...and tradesmen.

Yep

Especially underwater welders.

And it's not just a skill, but an art and bit science, chemistry and metallurgy to be good at one's craft that is. Anyone who mocks skilled trades couldn't do whst we do if they tried all their lives

Friend in h.s. was a welder. After gulf storm, made scads of money helping close up the burning wells. He barely graduated our class.

​@@GeeEm1313Dumbest guy I knew was an underwater welder. Much better at applying himself to the job, no distracting thoughts. Total respect for his ability to weld, and having the artistic talent to use welding to create interesting yard art.

We Brits say “a pork pie short of a picnic”. 🇬🇧👍

Don't forget Boston, NY, Jersey .

All have huge minority populations.

The basement states

Exactly - hopeless all?

20%

@@dryphtyr as state, yes but not population. Each state has different amounts of people who live inside.

Mostly southerners and Trump supporters! 😂😁🇷🇺

@@wa1ufoThank you for saying the obvious!

​@@bluedarkness7125 Gosh golly gee wilikers! Ya don't say?

IQ test is not a standardized test. For children it is commonly draw a man. Education is fundemental.

No you didn't.

Persistence has a lot to do with it.

If you live on one of the islands in Texas (the big cities and their burbs) you live in a modern, educated state. Get into the boonies and you might as well be in rural Alabama, New Mexico or Arkansas.

Yeah, my wife's family is from Texas and they have degrees in EE and CS from A&M, Penn State and Johns Hopkins. I'm from California and was tested in high school and my IQ was tested at 146 in my Sophomore year. All anecdotal data on my part.

Me too!😊

The thing is Texas and California (eww I'm putting them both in the same basket) are so large and diverse in cultures and languages that any I.Q. report is going to be slanted -- probably in the wrong way. I know a lot of oil field workers and ranchers that are pretty darn smart.

Large Hispanic populations.

Doc candidate may have created something that helped the world. Don’t be so short sighted when trying to make fun of an educated person.

Let's see, he makes his living using computers and the internet. I would bet there are a lot of pretty educated people in his life.

@@randomguy6745 "May" is the operative word here!

Not the Stanford person I'd bet my life on that

You gotta consider demographics here... that's a no brainer for SC... ever heard James Clyburn try to speak? Just saying. California? Never had slaves but pushing reparations.

That's the attitude of leftists. They seem themselves as the "intellectually enlightened elite" and the rest of us as low-bred unwashed masses.

If it were not for all of the construction trades he mentioned he would be living in a tent.😅

I agree.

Gonna use his other name: Stratton.

😂😂😂

Actually, Huntsville is what kept Alabama from being number one.

Oh yeah because that is where Marshall is located.

I've heard that many people in Huntsville are rocket scientists... literally! Good jobs there for qualified candidates.

It wasn't people from Huntsville, who bring the IQ up, but the rocket scientists from everywhere else.

Surely you jest?

Ike family friend & Dad had own parking space @White House! We were there when I was 3, soon to turn 4. Ike had collection of Pentagon know-it-alls there, with other half of Complex, Aircraft Corps. They were feedin' him BS, so Ike took their sht & dumped it in tall waste basket, shouting Erwin get in here. Dad came runnin' in like whipped puppy, but Ike said, "No I need the shorter one & his drawings." Dad collected me, got my narrow self in there, & Ike whipped out my drawings for F4 Phantom he'd seen at breakfast, pinned 'em on the wall and said, "Beat this for Fighter/Bomber that'll skip to Supersonic & back w/flip of the wrist, & special semi-gull wings for stability in Carrier operations. That was 1953, 1st year of Ike's reign, & told experts he'd picked up design for half a Hershey Bar! That little bit of wisdom stirred their IQs up in a hurry!!

@@TheRytchusOne he wasn't alone. I remember a British government minister saying she wouldn't rest until everyone was earning above average wages !

​@@erwinschmidt7265Great Story 🙏And now you have BIDEN or Humpty Trumpty Sad and sickening 🇺🇸😢

@@AlanBoddy-fl2qp but Biden is experienced and intelligent, trump is pure ego, and is a dumdum.

He doesn’t how to explain anything, anytime, anywhere. Lot of love to the 20 people who you made them feel smart….

It’s because he knows that people from these states will be watching.

Loser🙄

I was talking about the first reply from Wisconsin local

@@Wisconsin_Local_139_Crane_Guy You have no idea how ironic your statement is, with that sentence structure.

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When the two cicada broods emerge later this year, we'll have a lot of states competing for the most bugs!

Hahaha 😂😂 I got over my fear of bugs when i moved close to a big river. It's absolutely necessary to live in peace here. 😅

@thequickster2222 I’ll nominate Washington state. It’s amazing how few bugs we have especially on the coast side of the state. It’s unusual to even get bugs smashed on your windshield driving 50 miles even in summertime. I love it!

Washington is too cold for bugs. I like it here.

"At least a vacuum is better than nothing".

Splinter skills are possible.

Oh lawdy! LMAO

What about Forest Gump?

And police academies won't take anyone with an IQ higher than that.

But what about Forest Gump? He did well in the Army. 😂

They move the below 82 on to the police dept.

Superiority complexed is what that really means.

Stereotypes may be used by non-racists, but racists often revert to stereotypes. Stereotyping is a universal cognitive bias.

Yep and everyone should remember that when the stereotype is about people who are not white.

. *W(((😮)))W* I thought "West Virginia" would be the worst one. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@icosthop9998 I also expected Kentucky to be on the list and possibly Tennessee.

Not only do the poorest areas lack access to a decent education, but they also often lack access to quality nutrition, which has a measurable effect on neurological development in babies and kids. So if a bunch of kids grow up without adequate nutrition for good brain development and education, those kids will likely end up with lower IQs than they would have had if they had access to better nutrition & education.

This is really not an education test. IQ is not = to education... or even access to it.

@@bukboefidun9096 If you don’t think IQ is heavily influenced by your access to education and socioeconomic status, then what on Earth does influence IQ other than genetic factors??

@@dirtydinner6463 ever listened to Shiela Jackson-Lee? No? I thought not. Nevermind.

Kentucky is one of the poorest states. California is by far the wealthiest. California is number six and Kentucky isn't even on the list. Even poor people can get an education, if their state puts focus on it. It turns out that dusty, old textbooks work better than iPads, and blackboards work better than projector screens... when you actually teach the students, instead of letting them do whatever they want.

Absolutely true. This is ficitional but I remember the book, "The Razor's Age," by Somerset Maugham. It was made into a movie and then re-made in the 80s with Bill Murray. It's about a guy whose life is changed by his horrific experiences in the horrific WWI as an ambulance driver going out onto the battlefield, picking up "injured" (maimed, gassed, half-dead, etc.). He was a privileged, smart guy, but afterward he rejected his normal life path toward an upper-middle or lower-upper class lifestyle, moved to Paris and took menial jobs to devote his time to investigating the meaning of life and how to live it well. He even spent time with monks in Nepal for a spell. He worked as a miner for a while, too, and met another miner who introduced him to "Upanishads." I guarantee you there are bright people working all those jobs (I've met some of them), for many different reasons. Sometimes it's lifestyle (work/life balance; being outdoors; physical exercise; being on the ocean; etc.), sometimes it's the economy (what jobs are available in the place you live, and reasons, like family, for not moving to a better job, etc.), and other things. Nuance.

Well Latin America’s average IQ is lower than US and Europe

My thoughts exactly.

Yeah many problems with the Wilson Binet. The test it’s a primitive way of grading people. Also people don’t hire you and ask for a IQ score it’s about experience, skills, tools, and Certs when you do many of these manual labour jobs but doesn’t mean they have a low IQ. It doesn’t account for language barriers, school exposure, trama both physical or mental, house hold and the income, how the person is feeling, how much sleep, what they are, how nervous they are, or the ability to learn and comprehend. It’s also based on reading math and core things like this that don’t really correlate to how smart somebody is it’s only how much they know through environment exposure. Lots of more info on why it’s bs. I met guys in the army infantry who had a high GT score classified as genius could do any job they wanted but the requirements were very low. Many guys were well above that mediocre and chose hard manual labour jobs. Some people are savings at one thing and can’t do math 🤣. Doesn’t make them stupid or be a reason to classify as a low IQ 😂. And btw I have a high IQ 🤣

Reality is, many of the people that you’re referring to may not be disadvantaged because they aren’t fluent in English. I’d recommend comparing the average IQ score of the people from their country to the other countries of the world. Obviously people in other countries are going to take the test in their own native language, or primary (first) language. That’s a fair comparison. Unfortunately the average IQ score in the U.S. has dropped in recent years. Most sources say it’s now around 97 to 98.

Yep - IQ is the measure of smartness for dumb people. Might as well use phrenology and a divining rod. Well, not really, it's not totally useless, just oversold.

Well, think about it for a second. Do you think Liberal Elitist are smart enough to look at what they have done to California and learn from it? These people think that having their minds programed by centralized money makes them smart. They are Mentally deficient to have ever allowed academia or the media to PROGRAM THEIR MINDS IN THE FIRST PLACE.🤣🤣🤣🤣

The south border brings down CA's average.

Where do most of the out of country guests live? They live in the cities.

If the Eastern population's I.Q. hovers around 80, (meth freaks, Fetal Alcoholic Effect, TBI, CTE, heavy metal exposure, nitrous heads, GHB, EXTASY,) they will drag down the average even tho there's a quarter the number in the cities. Politics don't have much to do with I.Q. Except in Flint, Michigan, where GOPBrains switched to more acidic river water, which dissolved a bunch of lead into municipal water supplies.

@@autiebell1357 are trolls usually as void of logic as you ? hi vladi.

In 1978

Pretty Sure He Used to do that at some point in his life.

Agreed. He has a face made for radio. :-) (Just kidding Briggs)

Most of those people would score low in their own language.

New Mexico too for non-English speakers

Having gone through school all over the country, California has fantastic schools. But only a handful of Californian kids take the advance placement classes. Most take the average to less than average classes and do the same in college. They're more interested in socializing & material things. Completely different reason for being below average than Texas. Texas schools were very, very different. Sports, especially football, were what everyone was excited about. The school district may not have a single computer lab, but they will have a multimillion dollar football stadium.

Some of the sub test's in a IQ test requires no reading or language skills. However, some of them do.

@@markt4297 Honest question: how does an IQ test require no language skill? It has be based on a response to writing or speaking, no?

I worked with an all around brilliant guy and world-class guitarist for a few years. He switched careers and is now a sheet metal worker among other things. I was also a full time pro musician for 21 years and switched careers to welding.

To be fair. I’m guessing the people who conducted the studies that Briggs is getting his information from, have never ACTUALLY worked in one of the trades. They have no real understanding of what it takes to get the job done.

My brother taught HVAC at a tech high school. The academic teachers accused the kids of lying when they told them their pay after graduation. They weren’t lying at all, but public schools don’t like the trades. They like to brag about % of kids they send to college. Odd they never report the % that drop out.

It was a job suggestion for the state's IQ level, not jobs recommended for that state.

😂😂😂

​@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804 Jim Pippin - "IQ Zero" 😅

Ever heard of a loading dock? Many businesses and all warehouses have them.

@@rockyroad7345 It seems like when Briggs quit the comedy circuit , everyone lost their ability to recognize humorous sarcasm

Wisconsin should have been on this list...67% of Wisconsinites have less than a Bachelor's degree. I am betting most of those Wisconsinites with Bachelor degrees are from colleges with low standards.

this entire comment might be proof on why you dont see why

@@trueeast ok, cool. But I’m make 6 figures a year and never set foot in a college campus. Soooo now what?

Hey, wielding is a much needed and high paying skill. So are the various construction jobs. Plus, that computer nerd in a high rise office building would have a hard time without certified electricians. Ah, don't be too hard on Briggs. The poor guy grew up in southern California and lives in Oregon.

Oh wow… you are in a union.. running a crane. That’s scary. I hope you have better mastery running that crane than you displayed here in your comment.

The garage is for storing junk. Park on the driveway.

fr narrator poor murdered raccoon for what , drivel they're laughing at us ,...evil ELites! only the good die young for shame!!! iran 😁

Or Mississippi

Alabamians often come across to others to be slow or ignorant because of the way they speak. 😉 Bless your heart.

Yes, and Arkansas and MS as well.

Alabama,Mississippi, and Arkansas all share the same brain anyway

Lives there for 17 years. No thanks ... Great to visit if you can handle the traffic . But otherwise , nope.

People should visit states like Florida, Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi, just to name a few states with high poverty areas and run down low poverty neighborhoods. But people living in these states, plus others will pretend no problems exist.

Born and raised, never left. I bash it. And I live in a gem of an area within this crumbling state.

That said, I hate when the stereotypes come out about a state as large and diverse as ours. CA isn’t all beaches cities and deserts lol nor is it all liberals. My cousin also born and raised here moved to small town Montana two decades ago and it seems many up there think CA is just all bad. Would be a great state (again) if it was ran properly

I love California. A lot to do and I could always find decent jobs.

Agreed. Most of the states that show up on these lists are the most racially diverse. Tread lightly.

😂😁😄😄

@@steveramey8654 Damn you spit coffee all over my screen.

You mean New Methico?

Why?

I thought that too, but you beat me to the comment.

True . Fl suck. Stay out please. Don't come here.

Florida ranks 3rd in K-12 education

Kentucky should at least make that list and Georgia

​@@jimagent1826Try to get into the University of Florida.

Yes, Florida was a surprise to me, also. With all the “Florida man” stories in the news, I instinctively said “Florida” aloud when Briggs said “And number one is…”

I have never seen people do as much stupid shit as in the casinos here.

Living here is genuinely painful at times. This state has consistently fucked over education, social services, mental health services, etc. etc... for decades.

I got friends who are Dissly smart, and they make swords from Damascus steel and all sorts of other things working with your hands does not mean that the brain is not involved.

People who are good craftsmen and tradesmen are inherently intelligent. There is so much improvisation and just plain figuring-crap-out that it is impossible to do well at it without being smart.

Thanks for that reply! I probably can not afford you and your awesome team!

@@rosedukes9177 I work with people and take payments if necessary.

I respect the trades but you're in AL so it is a wash.

In South Cackalacky, weuns performed the first successful appendix transplant!!! Take that,Smarty Pants and hello to everyone in Kershaw and the greater Heath Springs area...🤠

Being part of a religion is another sign of inability to tell science, from fairy tales.

@@DougWilliams-kd1zh Hoo-oo-wee, in Norf Cackalacky, we tie our shoelaces bass awkwards so they don't come undone while skippin cross our smokin' tarpits. We shor do like our inbread neighbors & cousins south of The Queen City. They ain't dumb, they're jes numb from the neck up

But seriously, Fort Mill, SC is a dream of a town, like Mayberry with much better coffee. Rock Hill & most of York Co, no comment

What is a schook?

Admit it - you're asking for a friend.

That's a great idea.

Florida, case closed

Born and raised in AL here, tested 134.

And you left at what age?

😂ja ok?? 🤣👌

​@lesliemoore1lol. Sure you did🤣👌656

@@geofjones9 I Graduated from the University of Auburn in 1978, age 22, I retired in 2021 from Publix.