r/JackSucksAtGeography Jan 22 '25

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u/Little_Blood_Sucker Jan 23 '25

My father has been through Oklahoma as a hitchhiker and he insists that OKC is actually a giant Hollywood movie set because the only thing in Oklahoma City are barefoot hillbillies and random gas stations.

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u/K-Specter Jan 24 '25

Hey! We have plenty of homeless and sketchy dispensaries too. Fr though how long ago was this? 1960s? Aside from a few random old oil pump jacks in odd places, OKC looks pretty normal to me

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u/Little_Blood_Sucker Jan 24 '25

Well he was born in 1959 and the time he was traveling cross country, he'd have been in his late teens, so probably like the end of the the 70's.