Posted in Indiana
January 10, 2016
8 Things People Always Ask When They Know You Are From Indiana
It probably won’t take you long to come up with the right answer to this question “What’s the most frequent question you’re ever asked about Indiana?” If you’re stuck, though, put yourself in the situation I found myself in recently: you’re stepping outside your door to get the mail and bump into your neighbor who recently moved here from California. Does he ask you one of the following:
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Well, actually we have a lot more to offer than just corn. There is more than corn in Indiana, I promise. Indiana does sell 4 billion in corn per year. It's our top commodity.
You can buy alcohol as long as it's not carry out.
Absolutely!
I dunno. 🙂
A hoosier is someone that lives in Indiana. It actually comes from the word hoosa.....hoosa means corn. Go figure!
That answer is different for every person.
Not all people who live in Indiana are farmers. We have roughly 200,000 farmers.
It's an annual tradition that brings our state a lot of pride, business and value.
Then my neighbor from California decides to ask “Do people ask you these questions all the time?”
“Yes, sir, yes they do.”
What do people ask you about? Please tell us!
