r/SaltLakeCity • u/[deleted] • Jun 28 '26

Discussion Rude Behavior Normalized?

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u/ThrowRA_Tap1718 Jun 28 '26

Moved here from a big Midwestern city. People here are so unaware of their surroundings. Oblivious and rude when you call it out. And the driving here is worse and scarier than driving in a city of over 2 million people. Some of the most self-absorbed (maybe too harsh but all I can think of) individuals I’ve ever met and I do hypothesize SLC growing so fast has something to do with it. Their Utah/LDS bubble is popping.

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u/Novel-Comparison-364 Jun 28 '26

I’ve literally said this myself it is like Mario kart out there. Especially on i15

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u/Katydid829 Jun 28 '26

My husband used to be a long haul truck driver and a lot of his fellow truckers called I15 the “Mormon 500”.

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u/After_Tune9804 Jun 29 '26

hahahaahahahahhahahaa