11 Weird Side Effects Everyone Experiences From Growing Up In South Dakota
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Growing up in South Dakota is a unique experience. From living in the middle of nowhere, to arguing about which side of the river is best, we’ve picked up some strange habits along the way. No matter where you live now, there are some weird side effects that come with being from South Dakota, and you might get a strange look if you express any of these eleven things to anyone else.
Aren't neighbors supposed to be a five minute drive from you?
You're probably surprised with how many "cities" exist in other states.
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The Miami Heat, Minnesota Vikings, and Green Bay Packers will always have your heart.
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You probably don't even own a house key.
There may not even be bison crossing anymore, but you're on the lookout.
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If you live in another state now, you may get funny looks for eating "dinner" at noon. Little do they know, supper is in the evening.
You’ve even started doing it when there’s no river nearby. Awkward.
We're pert’near done explaining it to those that don't understand.
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For some South Dakotans, this is just a tourist spot, but most of us that grew up here have fond memories of it and will defend it until the end.
The Crazy Horse Memorial has been under construction for over 50 years. We still dream about it being complete, and it seeps into our mind often.
South Dakotans tend to have a bit of a gambling problem. It's not common to get poker chips with your meal at a restaurant in most states, but it is in South Dakota.
What side effect has stuck with you from growing up in South Dakota? Tell us in the comments!
If you grew up in South Dakota, you probably still stick to these unwritten rules.
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