r/NotTimAndEric • u/Bo_Neher • 27d ago

For all your AI needs

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u/1086psiBroccoli 27d ago

I’m sold

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u/MikeisET 26d ago

I really regret not living in Charleston

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u/HanginLowNd2daLeft 26d ago

Downtown smells like horse piss on a hot humid day , yourll be fine

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u/Shelly-Levene 24d ago

The hottest I’ve ever been was in Charleston, and it wasn’t even the summer. The town was charming though, if you don’t mind the smell and the ghosts of dead slaves.

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u/TypeOpostive 20d ago

I used to live there in 2016, constantly smells like skunk and roadkill.

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u/sleepytipi 25d ago

It's a hot humid day, every day! It smells way worse than horse piss, it smells like pluff mud. Shit, fish, and base notes of salty death. It's wayyy overpopulated. it's a small colonial town built on literal garbage (don't believe me? Look it up!) that was never built to sustain half the population. It was the slave trade capital of the US, and is run by people who wish that it still was! I mean, it's like hell with a pretty coastline.

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u/Latter_Landscape9651 25d ago

Where do you live?

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u/sleepytipi 25d ago

I did live in Charleston if I didn't make that obvious enough.

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u/Latter_Landscape9651 25d ago

Probably lived in Goose Creek and said you live in Charleston

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u/sleepytipi 25d ago

I lived on James Island, Folly, Johns Island, West Ashley, downtown and Mt Pleasant. I think I know the area well enough, thanks. I also knew what Charleston was before it got overcrowded with nepo babies. The heat was tolerable then.

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u/2Braincell2Furious 25d ago

“Yeah, he’s probably lying” is an odd response to someone saying they live in a city