okay, you are taking what I said out of context. You have to understand that a lot of the times people use words to point someone in a direction. So for example, if someone is frustrated with someone they might say that person "always" does that frustrating thing. Of course you could correct that person and question the use of the word always, but then you miss out on what that person was trying to communicate. So "always" was used as a word to emphasize the level frustration. It was used to say it's really bad. So in the instance I used, of course I didn't mean literally everyone was full of themselves. With that said, I did live there for 5 years, there is an attitude.
Point taken, I get it.yeah I am in communications for a living and I hate when people make broad generalizations to try and make a point. Using 'always' or 'never' to try and steer someone is annoying AF.
Spoken like a Texan
Houston traffic is terrible. Seattle is even worse. It must take 2 hours for people to get from Tacoma to Seattle every morning on I-5.
Having taught at an Illinois University, especially in the last 5+ years they have really chopped aid to students so the state is not giving them any financial incentive to stay in state. Once the aid available is figured in, I bet the difference drops to a couple thousand.
Or maybe Des Moines lawyers need to not dress like homeless bums?
Is that why I hate the Hawks? I figured it was because they are dbags.