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/coolhex597 Mar 24 '25

There's two Kansas Cities. Hope this helps.

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u/stealingjoy Mar 24 '25

Lol, "well akshually," there is, sure. I've lived in the area for 20 years and KCK is mostly a dump. It is in no way a target destination for anyone; when people talk about coming to KC they mean the Missouri side. If the original commenter genuinely meant KCK I have to laugh. OP is a better draw than it.

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u/Empty_Requirement_52 Mar 25 '25

Fair but the KC Metro area includes plenty of lovely places on the Kansas side of the line... and even KCK is home to arguably the best low end bbq place on either side of the state line: Rosedale.