Nick on the south and southerners

The correct take

The true identity of America is more rooted in the consortium of smaller communities, many of which like those in the south, than it is in the condensed euro-centric metropolitan cities.

The North is for homosexuals btw. "Yankee doodle dandy" was basically the same as calling some an f-slur

Damn, he's so right. I felt compelled to move to the south during covid and quickly found out they were morons and tribal. But, also backstabby and mean. I'm in CO now, and it's much better.

Nick is an undercover gay

Every time Nick talks about the south it really seems like he's just talking about rural America.

Texas has more culture & commerce than people from Illinois could ever imagine experiencing. Anyone who thinks the South looks like what you see on TV has clearly never been anywhere. Ignorant take, but that's ok.

Nick being against conformity when the right wing is all about conformity is pretty funny tbh One day Nick will find his true calling as a leftist and lead the left to victory hopefully because most of the leaders on the left are so bad at bringing the left to where it should be

Chicago is a flyover city they go swimming in a lake. I would much rather live somewhere in Florida or Texas than anywhere in Illinois. I spent one winter there and froze my balls off there ain’t nothing there worth doing that again.

Kinda valid. Keep to your cultures, need less division among us wiggas