11 Things You've Grown To Undeniably Hate If You're From Michigan
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Serena Maria Daniels
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Usually, we have nothing but nice things to say about Michigan. But if we’re being honest, we have just a few gripes with the place, especially when the temps start to plummet. So today, we’re not holding back – we’re sharing with you 11 things that you’ve undoubtedly grown to hate if you’re from Michigan.
There's good reason why so many Michiganders snow bird it to Florida every winter... It's too cold!
Your Michigan experience wouldn't be complete without your car getting all banged up by the nasty road conditions.
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Look at those preppies in their maize and blue.
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Who does this guy think he is, anyway?
No matter if it's a game for the Tigers, Lions or Red Wings, or some sort of music festival, whenever there's something big going on in downtown Detroit, the roadways come to a standstill every time.
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OK, so not the cutesy dolls from the 90s, but rather the kind that dwell under the Mackinac Bridge in the LP.
Similarly, Fudgies are those annoying tourists who flock to Mackinac Island just for the fudge.
Now what am I supposed to do with these?
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Ohio feasts on the tears of Buckeyes fans.
Michigan's economy has been through the wringer over the years and it's hard not to hate the resulting downfall.
Sure, there are a few things to hate about Michigan, but if there's one thing we hate more than anything else, it's all the haters out there who fail to see the beauty that is our state.
Some of these things may be up for debate. And the reality is, even though Michigan may have its problems there’s no other place we’d rather live. Tell us though, what bones do you have to pick with the Mitten State?
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