12 Things New Jerseyans Do That Seem Insane To Everyone Else

Pork Roll? Taylor Ham? It depends on what part of the state you're from, but you definitely think your way is the right way.

Wawa is a way of life. While it used to be a South Jersey thing, they're now spread out all over the state (except in Sussex County). Don't miss their mouthwatering made to order sandwiches.

Not exactly, but we do love our diners. Who hasn't spent a night eating disco fries or sipping milkshakes at 2 a.m.? Some of my favorites? Chit Chat Diner (pictured) in Hackensack, Six Brothers Diner in Little Falls, Clinton Station Diner in Clinton, Jersey Diner in Cinnaminson and the Golden Pigeon Diner in Bridgeton - all of which are open 24 hours.

New Jersey has its own Sloppy Joe - a cold, cole slaw filled, double decker sandwich with your choice of meat.

Oh, how I miss the selection of trucks at Rutgers. Luckily, R U Hungry has opened a brick and mortar store at 95 Hamilton Street in New Brunswick. Their "Fat Darrell" sandwich, topped with chicken fingers, french fries, mozzarella sticks and marinara sauce is a national treasure.

And everywhere else. While many of us do drive the speed limit, we're also known for putting the pedal to the metal. This photo, taken from a rest stop along Route 80, is a reminder to slow down, perhaps pull over, and enjoy the views.

Whether you call it Mischief Night, Cabbage Night or Goosey Night, this isn't done in most states.

We can't help that we're spoiled - New Jersey is home to some of the best. We're also big on pizza here. Speaking of pizza...

Pie, Pizza Pie, Tomato Pie - these words will sometimes confuse out-of-staters.

And we know a jughandle has nothing to do with pottery.

We live in Jersey. Also, New Jersey. Never Joisey. What other state can take the "new" off and make it work? York? Hampshire? I don't think so.

We even named our hockey team after the creature. The Jersey Devil is a local (and national) icon.