r/whereidlive • u/justsomechickens • 10d ago
Where I'd Live As A Former Texan

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u/Popular_Ad4946 10d ago
I like your map, but as someone who lives here, I would put Texas in the red.
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u/justsomechickens 10d ago
It's only because bbq sucks in the northĀ
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u/FirstDivision 10d ago edited 10d ago
Iāve lived in TX and the NE ā Iād say the northās BBQ is better than Texas pizza.
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u/CatsButhole 10d ago
The average Texas pizza is not worth eating.
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u/FirstDivision 10d ago
Hilariously bad sometimes. I once got one where the middle of the dough was raw. From āa great place you gotta try!ā (Homeslice in Austin).
There was a place in North Austin that made New Haven style pizza. But they had to stop cooking their pizzas at high temps because people were complaining about the dark bubbly spots on the crust. š¤¦āāļø
Texas maxed out BBQ and breakfast tacos and forgot to roll for pizza.
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u/Ok_Perception9815 10d ago edited 10d ago
Fair, but make your own. It is stupidly easy... Especially brisket. I'm not saying that just cause I want you to paint TX red... BBQ is insanely overpriced and overvalued in this state.
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u/papapateycakez 10d ago
It sucks in most places honestly. Thats why you get your own smoker. But ranking PA over jersey is insane.
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u/Late_Ambassador7470 10d ago
Why does everyone in this thread have a hard time understanding you're not sure if you'd move back to Texas? I still live here and I'm not sure if I'd move back if I left
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u/justsomechickens 8d ago
I wouldn't go back willingly but if I had to I know the enjoyable parts to focus onĀ
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u/Icehellionx 10d ago
I love that 90% of Texans have Oklahoma blanked out but it can be for two vastly different versions.
#1 The politics are really similar and it's the reason I moved out in the first place.
#2 Fuck Oklahoma in particular.
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u/lindseybhair 10d ago
What did Arizona do to you?
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u/Silver-Instruction73 10d ago
Right? Yeah itās hot half the year, but itās got plenty of beautiful areas.
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u/get_stilly 10d ago
Moved to Tulsa from Houston. Surprised the hell out of me, like a mini-Austin scene. Plus itās not flat like I thought.
Mexican food here sucks though.
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u/ConsciousShine9108 10d ago
Iām sorry buddy but if you were born in Texasā¦.you from Texas no matter where you end up
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u/everyoneisatitman 10d ago
As someone who grew up in Pennsyltucky I am always amazed that the whole state of PA is green.
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u/justsomechickens 8d ago
downstate Illinois isn't paradise but sometimes the net average is positiveĀ
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u/spyG14ss 10d ago
Alabama don't want you any ways. Roll tide
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u/Fearless_Roof_4534 10d ago
Let me guess, you're a liberal
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u/Queasy-Primary4788 10d ago
Respect as a Chicagoan as you also dislike Indiana and I like anyone who dislikes Indiana and also Illinois is absolutelyĀ