Indiana is an amazing state, but it’s always good to visit other places from time to time. While some argue you can never spend too much time in Indiana, you might find yourself a bit too wrapped up in your home state. Here are ten ways to tell if you might have spent too much time in Indiana:

1. You've forgotten some states don't know what cornhole is.
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2. You can't imagine food tasting as good anywhere else.
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3. You're caught off guard when asked to explain what a 'Hoosier' is.
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(The worst question of all time...)
4. You don't trust out-of-state popcorn.
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Besides, ours just tastes better.
5. You've almost forgotten the Dunes aren't a true beach.
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(They're honestly better than most real beaches, so who cares!)

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6. There's only one true meaning of the word 'tenderloin' to you.
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And it's not made with beef...
7. You know there's only one true state fair.
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Others' attempts mean nothing to you.
8. The words 'fireworks' and 'illegal' don't make sense in the same sentence.
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(What do you mean, it's illegal to buy them in other states?)
9. You're always prepared for the changing temperature.
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10. When you hear 'Santa Claus', your first thought is of Holiday World.
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Don’t worry…spending too much time in Indiana is really a great thing! Because when it comes down to it, people from Indiana are simply the best.

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