Posted in Montana
November 18, 2017
10 Foolproof Ways To Spot An Imposter In Montana
Contrary to popular belief, many Montana stereotypes simply aren’t accurate. But while it’s true that we’re not all cowboys and cowgirls who drive pickup trucks, that doesn’t mean we can’t spot the imposters pretty quickly. Even if someone claims they were born and raised in Montana, these are some of the ways we’ll be able to tell if that’s not true.

Montanans may not exactly enjoy the harsh winters, but we're used to them.


True Montanans were born for it.

That's a good indication that they didn't learn to drive in the Treasure State.

It's not that there aren't ANY vegans in Montana, it's just that you're about as likely to meet a unicorn.

While it's true that not every Montanan goes to Glacier, considering it's our pride and joy, you'd be hard-pressed to find an adult who hasn't been at least once.

A true Montanan will show at least a little cynicism.

Being raised in Montana often means growing up without neighbors, so we're taught to be self-reliant early on.

We live in the most beautiful state, and we enjoy it to the fullest.

This might be the biggest indication of an imposter of all.
There’s no need to lie about being from Montana — as long as you’re friendly and hardworking, we’ll welcome you. Here are a few things you’ll learn rather quickly.
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