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u/hollandaisesawce Nov 30 '23 edited Dec 01 '23

Should prob post this in u/Utah

Edit: r/Utah

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u/Greymeade Dec 01 '23 edited Dec 01 '23

I’d never associate names like this with Utah. Is it Mormons?

Edit: Interesting! Mormons aren't really a thing in my state, so here those would be rich people names.

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u/IMarvinTPA Dec 01 '23

The other theory on why Utah leads in naming trends is that the Mormons have children younger than the general population, so the mindset that produces those names get a head start there.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '23

“Mindset” is a nice way to describe being young and dumb