The World's Most Polite and Rude Cities

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4-23-2010 @ 12:06PM

c said...

People from California, by far, are the rudest most ignorant people I have ever met. They are also, the worst drivers in the United States! I was born and raised in Chicago,Il, I thought that the Chicagoans can be kinds rude and are bad drivers, boy was I ever wrong. I moved to Vegas and it seems like 80% of the people that live her are from California. People that I meet in Vegas that are from the east coast, southern states, and midwest are actually very nice people, and I enjoy talking to them and living near them. Californians, wow, they must all believe that they are movie stars, walking around with their nose in the air thinking they are the "shi*", California should be is own lilttle country and gated off just like Mexico is gated off!

7-25-2010 @ 12:19PM

Joe said...

I'm from California, and I don't find myself ignorant or unfriendly whatsoever. As well, we are an absolutely diverse community. From North to South you will find intellect and ignorance, as within any community. The fact that you met a few Californian's in Vegas doesn't make you an authority of Californian's, you see, we ship the retards out, and most go to Vegas. As well, I took a trip once to Arizona, and there were something called "snow-birds" there. When I was there, I had a conversation with a police officer, and he was quoting all of the people that leave places like "MICHIGAN" and "ILL-INOIS" to get away from the ROTTEN weather, and come to Arizona. From his statements, it is these "snowbirds who cause all the problems and don't know how to drive. BTW, if you had ever driven in Ca. you'd know how complicated and cluster*&%#! our highways and biways are, and you probably couldn't navigate them due to your "frostbite on the brain." So please, stay in Michigan, we don't need anymore aliens here that can't navigate, and therefore, SLOW our roadways down. Go to Arizona...

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