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Home»Human Interest»Alabama Citizens Happy After Outsider Sees The State’s Stereotypes Were Unfounded: ‘Y’all Come Back’

Alabama Citizens Happy After Outsider Sees The State’s Stereotypes Were Unfounded: ‘Y’all Come Back’

Never judge a book by its cover

Julio La PineBy Julio La PineJuly 25, 20262 Mins Read
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It is normal for states to have stereotypes, but often they are harmful or give a place a bad reputation. Fortunately, there are people willing to clear up doubts and show that whatever the stereotype may be, it isn’t true. A situation like this happened in Alabama, where a visitor hailing all the way from California realized that what some people said about the state wasn’t true, and praised Alabama for all it offers. Naturally, those residing in the state felt extremely happy after hearing this.

I'm a Californian that just visited your state for the first time. It's not what I expected at all.
byu/GreatDane1368 inAlabama

The story comes from a Californian Reddit user, more specifically, from Los Angeles. They posted a thread saying that they had visited Alabama and claimed it wasn’t what they were expecting at all.

According to OP, they were expecting “A beaver nugget store and conservative flags on lawn mowers.” Yet, what they found was completely the opposite. OP quickly mentioned that what they saw in Alabama was one giant forest and then went to see the resort area. They also mentioned how all the people they met were extremely nice and laid back, which was a plus on their trip. OP even praised the food, saying it was great, and that they ended up gaining 6 lbs from this short trip only.

As you can imagine, those in Alabama felt happy after hearing this, and also showed some warm “online hospitality” on Reddit, saying more people should visit the state.

Alabama Citizens Are Happy to Hear People Love the State

Those who read the state’s review from this visitor shared that hospitality in the comment, saying that more people should visit Alabama, as it is truly a state that is beautiful in many ways.

“Y’all come back now, ya hear?“

“Glad to hear this. Welcome, and hope you’ll come back soon.“

Others, however, said that those from Alabama are treated poorly in some other places in the country.

“It’s the most biodiverse state in mainland USA; the only one in front of it is Hawaii. And yeah, I am a native Alabamian now living in New England, and people here treat me awful because everyone else has this idea of what the South is like without ever visiting and giving us a chance.“

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In the end, it is great that people are praising other states and slowly lifting those stereotypes that always end up being hurtful to a place and its people.

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News/Guide Writer for The Nerd Stash. When not working, you'll find him playing Final Fantasy 14, any good JRPG, and modding Project Zomboid.

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