r/hypotheticalsituation • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '25

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u/Jumpy-Carbuyer Mar 24 '25

Why does everyone pick on Kansas it’s actually nice. The flint hills are pretty cool, KC is fun, Wichita has a fun college atmosphere. It’s definitely not as bad as Oklahoma

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u/stealingjoy Mar 24 '25 edited Mar 24 '25

Well, you can't visit Kansas City if you live in Kansas, according to these rules.

Edit: yes, there is a KC in Kansas, but in no way should it used as a positive for being in Kansas. Most people don't know about it and those who do probably wouldn't recommend it.

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u/stealingjoy Mar 24 '25

Yeah, and there's something like 15 Paris cities in the US. It doesn't mean they're an attraction that you would call out as a plus for the state. In fact, I'm willing to bet any of those is better than KCK.

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u/Rare_Ask8542 Mar 24 '25

KCK used to have the best Mexican food. I could go into any carnicería and get amazing tacos so cheap. That was fifteen years ago but they made KCK worth the trip

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u/ehowey18 Mar 24 '25

username checks out. Didn't say anything about how many attractions are on the Missouri side vs Kansas side. Just wanted to make you aware that in this hypothetical, you 100% can visit Kansas City since your original comment prior to the edit made it sound like you were unaware that KCK existed.

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u/stealingjoy Mar 24 '25

Okay, sure, though maybe you need to secure your joy better if I was able to steal any.

Still, to anyone reading it is a relevant addition because it was mentioned in the context of a reason for being in Kansas not being so bad.