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My claim might sound retarded at first, but as you keep reading it starts to make more sense.

Things in common:

  • Heavily-populated states with lots of open space
  • At least 3 major cities with their own identities
  • Sports with diehard fans (Dallas Cowboys + several colleges for Texas, Cleveland Browns + Ohio State for Ohio)
  • State capital that doubles as a large and techy college town
  • Beaches & mountains
  • Lusher environments the further east you go
  • In areas where multiple regions converge (Deep South + West for Texas, Midwest + Appalachia + Northeast for Ohio)
  • Major rivers making up southern borders
  • Higher than average property taxes
My claim might sound retarded at first, but as you keep reading it starts to make more sense. **Things in common:** - Heavily-populated states with lots of open space - At least 3 major cities with their own identities - Sports with diehard fans (Dallas Cowboys + several colleges for Texas, Cleveland Browns + Ohio State for Ohio) - State capital that doubles as a large and techy college town - Beaches & mountains - Lusher environments the further east you go - In areas where multiple regions converge (Deep South + West for Texas, Midwest + Appalachia + Northeast for Ohio) - Major rivers making up southern borders - Higher than average property taxes

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Appalachia goes right through Southern Ohio.

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Yeah but those are the foothills. No mountains.