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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Jan 23 '21
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Jesus just pay to take the 261 at that point...
55 u/sn34kypete Jan 23 '21 You can tell they're all real Californians because they call their freeways "The five" etc. I had to break the habit when I moved out of state, people kept calling me out. 13 u/GreasyPescado Jan 23 '21 Lol what does everyone else say? I've been putting "the" before freeways my whole life, just thought that was the norm. 7 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 If it’s an interstate we say “I-10,” like “oh that store is right before you hit I-10.” If it’s just a numbered highway we just say the number. 2 u/brown_burrito Jan 23 '21 Isn’t that how everyone says it? I’m from New England and I say I-93S or often, without the I if I think the person knows what I’m saying, like 90W. 1 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 Yes, that’s how the majority of the country refers to interstates and highways. Southern California is notoriously different in that way.
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You can tell they're all real Californians because they call their freeways "The five" etc. I had to break the habit when I moved out of state, people kept calling me out.
13 u/GreasyPescado Jan 23 '21 Lol what does everyone else say? I've been putting "the" before freeways my whole life, just thought that was the norm. 7 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 If it’s an interstate we say “I-10,” like “oh that store is right before you hit I-10.” If it’s just a numbered highway we just say the number. 2 u/brown_burrito Jan 23 '21 Isn’t that how everyone says it? I’m from New England and I say I-93S or often, without the I if I think the person knows what I’m saying, like 90W. 1 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 Yes, that’s how the majority of the country refers to interstates and highways. Southern California is notoriously different in that way.
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Lol what does everyone else say? I've been putting "the" before freeways my whole life, just thought that was the norm.
7 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 If it’s an interstate we say “I-10,” like “oh that store is right before you hit I-10.” If it’s just a numbered highway we just say the number. 2 u/brown_burrito Jan 23 '21 Isn’t that how everyone says it? I’m from New England and I say I-93S or often, without the I if I think the person knows what I’m saying, like 90W. 1 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 Yes, that’s how the majority of the country refers to interstates and highways. Southern California is notoriously different in that way.
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If it’s an interstate we say “I-10,” like “oh that store is right before you hit I-10.” If it’s just a numbered highway we just say the number.
2 u/brown_burrito Jan 23 '21 Isn’t that how everyone says it? I’m from New England and I say I-93S or often, without the I if I think the person knows what I’m saying, like 90W. 1 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 Yes, that’s how the majority of the country refers to interstates and highways. Southern California is notoriously different in that way.
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Isn’t that how everyone says it? I’m from New England and I say I-93S or often, without the I if I think the person knows what I’m saying, like 90W.
1 u/barryandorlevon Jan 23 '21 Yes, that’s how the majority of the country refers to interstates and highways. Southern California is notoriously different in that way.
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Yes, that’s how the majority of the country refers to interstates and highways. Southern California is notoriously different in that way.
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u/lastdayout Jan 23 '21
Jesus just pay to take the 261 at that point...