Minnesota Joins the Table
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Oh ya, Minnesota is joining the table, don'tcha know! Make yourself a hot dish, crack open a cold one, and enjoy! Did I go overboard with the accent? You betcha!
Also, I apparently don't know how to properly say Lutefisk... uff da...
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As a Minnesotan, this is painfully inaccurate. That goodbye should’ve been at least half an hour, if not more.
Plus the part where you momentarily rejoin the convention just to start the goodbye process again in about 5 to 10min.
The good ol' Midwestern Goodbye.
As a Wisconsinite I was going to say that Midwest goodbye was way too short. Also I was a little surprised that Euchre wasn't brought up. The slight on the Packers felt both real and personal.
@@_MythicalWolf yeah, I hopped on my phone so I could comment that his Midwest goodbye wasn't long enough, then saw this post at the top of the comments. As a Wisconsinite I have never experienced a goodbye that short by another Midwesterner in my life. In this video format it should at least be half as long as the rest of the video.
He edited about 2 hours and 59 minutes out of it
As a Minnesotan I was ready to give you feed back on all the things you missed, but you didn't miss a damn thing! I'm so proud! This is the most accurate, perfect, and hilarious depiction of my home state I've ever had the pleasure of enjoying!!
Let's face it he didn't do the Midwest goodbye justice, it really should have taken up about half the video time.
@@MotherOfDistruction lol, that's fair.
I feel the dame way about Louisiana joins the table. So accurate.
@@sagejungwirth4155 yeah, I've had Midwest goodbyes that lasted longer, by at least an hour, than the amount of time I spent there prior to trying to leave. Though maybe the reason it was so short was because it wasn't two Midwestern states trying to say goodbye to each other.
He didn’t even mention Grain Belt beer
I've been waiting for MN! You had me rolling at my state!!
as a minnesotan this whole skit is a mood.
Passive aggressive you’d be just wrong is all and then followed by a non confrontational hmmm accurate.
as a Minnesotan this is extremely accurate
50 is only shorts weather if it's getting warmer and warmer.
Attendance early 50s and it's not going to get any warmer than that during the day then I won't put on shorts. Also I've known some people to wear shorts basically no matter what.
Grey Duck! YEEES.
Is there a significance to Florida knowing how to summon the others?
Perfect
"I'm not a passive aggressive person so this is weird for me."
You have summed up living in the midwest entirely, amazing job.
Chicago...
@@Feedbackking13 What about Chicago?
@@germanyball982 We are very passive aggressive...
Hahaha!
i agree
Of course we're the only state that ever physically gets up and leaves. Nearly perfect execution of the Minnesota goodbye. I say nearly because:
1. You forgot to offer leftovers.
2. You forgot to ask how everyone's third uncle was doing.
3. You forgot to tell them; "tell your folks I says hi now."
4. Finally, you forgot to awkwardly squeeze right past ya.
Man, our nordic bro's in America were more similar to us here in Norway than i thought.
do you watch charlie berens
Wow, this is scarily accurate.
Canadian here, do you ever get stuck in conversation because the person won't let you leave. Not physically or telling you that you can't leave but just not giving you the conversation break you need to do so?
@@KMCA779 Yes.
As someone from both Florida and has lived in Minnesota for the past 7 years
I've never felt more attacked at how accurate both of these are in my life especially considering I relate to both now
if you feel attacked then my laughter is misplaced.
I found it hilarious and relatable.
I used to live in Florida and have lived in Minnesota for the past 4 years.
Yoooooo, same, I've lived in Minnesota, almost two years now, I was born and raised in Florida...lived there up till I was 22, I'm 30 now
@@chrislloyd1616 OH, so you're still a tourist. Until you can say "Remember the Winter of #### ?" You're not fully a Minnesotan. (Year doesn't matter much, about every 5 years it's bad. And every 20 years it's horrible.)
I think Minnesotans really love seeing our state literally anywhere and then we absolutely have to mention how we’re from here, as evidenced by all the “As a Minnesotan” comments
Our state is so underrated we have to let everybody know about it
As a Minnesotan, this comment is accurate af
As a Minnesotan, I can confirm.
Very true. As a Minnesotan, we don't get mentioned much. When we do, we get pretty excited.
We do have 11,842 lakes and he have the vikings. We almost always win. And yea. He should do a smaller state series on how they complain about the big ones
It took me a second to realize that "you're so pretty" as the passive aggressive insult it was meant to be...then LOLd so loud the coworkers got curious. Having to explain this series & format took less time than explaining that joke...
Only for one of the younger ladies to tilt her head and blink... Which is when I think it registered how similar it was to what I said to her a couple weeks ago: "Oh bless your heart, it's a good thing you're pretty, isn't it?"
Oops?
Busted!
It’s “ Ope “ not oops
Another way that Minnesotans say bless your heart is, “Oh, isn’t that interesting,” when it is neither interesting nor something they like.
@@erikafinbraaten553
I'm not sure I could pull that one off...my face is like a reflection of my thought processors. Fake enthusiasm/animation is prolly a bridge too far. MIGHT BE diffucult to sell!
I'll give it a try and yet you know.
@@sujimtangerines not sure they bother with a realistic face when they do it
I will never get tired of giggling while watching you tape these, and then laughing even more once I see how the lines fit together in the finished video!
There is definitely a difference in sound between
1) Minnesotans without the accent making fun of/doing the stereotypical Minnesotan accent
2) People from other states making fun of/doing the stereotypical Minnesotan accent
3) People who actually have the accent
Yet somehow, Ben sounds like a Minnesotan without the accent making fun of the accent
Once again, thanks Fargo!
not really, that is western and northern minnesota. and it was a bit thicker then it is now a days since most accents have normalized as a country due to mass market media.
@@ArticWolfv Not as much as you would think! There has been a shift in some cities for a more "normalized" accents but other cities are becoming more extreme. Look up the "Northern City Vowel Shift" it is the largest vowel shift in short vowels sounds in English since the 1400s and it's happening now!
There has been a decline in hyper-local accents but usually they just integrate into broader local accents.
I don't agree. I'm actually from rural Minnesota, and it wasn't round enough. You have to really sound Lutheran to nail it
You don’t notice that someone has the accent till your best friend from Colorado points it out and takes a video to show that there really is such a thing to her friends back in Colorado
This may be my new favorite “joins the table”. Man, you’ve nailed that Midwest passive aggression, Lol!
I completely agree
I just wish we got more time because we barely ever show up
@@ImTheAudacity we're like that person in your friend group who usually hangs out in the corner and is quiet and goes unnoticed until something really big happens to him, and even then, he still goes mostly unnoticed and forgoten.
"I'm not a passive aggressive person so this is hard for me." 🤣🤣🤣🤣 *laughs in Minnesotan* yeah we're pretty good at that up here.
I'm pretty good at it too but I'm from the Old Bay St-- I mean the Crab Sta-- I mean the Old Line State.
The "You're so pretty" is what got me. When there is _nothing_ else to compliment you thank the gods that the person has looks...even if they don't.
As a Minnesota native, I can say this video is 100% accurate.
cept no talk a bonfire
I've never heard anyone call it "Lute-fisk". You pronounce the e. We love all vowels here! We add some where they don't exist sometimes.
Otherwise very good.
The accent isn't quite right. Maybe he needs to watch Fargo a few more times. It's a hard accent to pick up and equally hard to lose.
@@hopefoley_ I've always heard and said it as lute fisk
@@CaptainRudy4021 huh. Well, I wouldn't put it past my family to pronounce it wrong. And we are stubborn, so if someone told them it was wrong that's a hill they'd die on. Has everyone I know been saying it wrong my whole life?
I must now go investigate if both the Norwegian side and the Swedish side of my family agreeing meant the pronunciation was obviously wrong. I truly mean no offense to how anyone says it, this is just life changing linguistics news to me. I'm truly sorry.
It’s The complements everytime Florida says something stupid that sells it for me 🤣
Edit: Nevermind, it’s the “at least the jags don’t give you hope…. Skol”
Minnesota is sweet. Passive aggressive positivity! Florida is getting beat with that Midwestern mom energy and I love it. 😂
Aren’t they all just soccer moms with an accent? And instead of soccer their kids play hockey and are in some sort of scouts?
Same
That long goodbye was so spot on. My neighbor was from Minnesota and this is exactly how we would part ways.
As a Midwesterner, the goodbye was still way too short. I've had goodbyes that last longer than the rest of my visit.
@@MotherOfDistruction I know but considering he had to work with the video length it was still very good.
Yeah the leg slap and Whelp. My brain instantly said, "Time to collect all my stuff, it's gonna be dark here in a bit and wanna be on the road before then." Kinda rude not to tell Min to watch out for deer as he left though.
So spot on. My mother was the queen of long goodbyes. We kids used to tell each other that she and the minister fought for the right to be last one out of the church every Sunday.
For those that don't know what an Irish goodbye is. It's being gone before anyone realizes you're missing.
Huh, so I am a master at the Irish goodbye
@@DeathProductions200 There's even an Irish blessing that sort of plays with this that my mother and grandmother used to say. "May you be a half hour in heaven before the devil knows you're dead." The final Irish goodbye.
So, Batman?
@@fictionfan0 He has always been my favorite super hero. Now I know why. 😁
MN:”Do you have 10,000 lakes”
He should have replied, “No, but we do have 10,000 retention ponds”
A mosquitoe breeder is a mosquitoe breeder. Another thing they could probably bond over.
We have a whole ocean fer floatin', fishin' and drinkin'.
The ten thousand lakes are ten thousand mosquito spawning grounds.
Minnesota resident here, and yeah, you're pretty spot-on with how we portray Minnesotans. Minnesotans are simultaneously as Canadian as the Canadians, yet also Swedes fresh off the boat.
Beautifully done Ben! You have this Minnesotans seal of approval! (Only thing I’d mention is it’s pronounced loot-uh-fisk, not loot-fisk)
And Uffda....not oof da. But otherwise, so perfect!!!
@@marierobertsdahl3022 see that one I disagree because to my ear the two sound different, I have always said oof ta/da has the brighter double Oo sound and the softer ah sound at the end, but uffda has a darker uh at the start and a heavier uh sound and the end. Also oof ta can sound like it has a t instead of a d but uffda can’t. But that’s just my opinion lol
Take a Swedish one too while you’re at it!
That was not the Scandinavian inheritance I hoped we had passed onto the New World, but I'll guess will take what we can get. XD
Sounds like it is the Norwegian spelling that has lived on though, in Swedish spelling it is Lutfisk, so the video pronunciation is a little bit closer to Swedish. :)
Butchering the "u" in Lut, but still. XD
Wait, that's a real thing. I was born and raised in Minnesota and never heard of it.
@@wienerkids7437 If anyone ever offers you any, you already ate and are full, even if you're literally starving to death. You don't want to try it.
I came here to be offended and I am now just impressed with how accurate he got everything. Only difference is he forgot to mention the state of hockey bit and making himself just Canadian enough to be confused for a Canadian while also clearly not being Canadian to anybody who lives in the Midwest.
And the 100+ degree heat
Watching this as a Canadian:
“It has to be above a whole ten degrees Celsius for you to wear shorts? Wow.”
Also: “WOW that goodbye was short.”
Also Ben not being a passive-aggressive person was so wholesome.
Shorts and tees in the winter, if it jumps a couple degrees over freezing, in the spring when it's over about 6 or so, in the summer pants at night if there are bugs.
@@CM-hg8nl entirely true. If you don’t mind, what region are you from?
Canadian cold resistance is quite similar to the French paradox. It makes no sense whatever and defies human biology.
Yeah honestly the above 50 is the most inaccurate part of the video. Anything above 40 is t-shirt weather 😂 and a lot of guys never stop wearing shorts unless it’s below zero
@@invurret9533 yep. And in the summer, if it’s under ten then we have hoodies on.
I’ve never heard of the French paradox - mind explaining it?
When my wife and I were still dating, I'd try to leave and her mother would follow me into the driveway and lean in the passenger window to keep talking as I was trying to back down the driveway. She averaged starting 3 new topics after the first "goodbye".
Only 3? You were dealing with a rank amateur.
The trick to avoiding the long goodbyes is to stay until they fall asleep. Then you can just get up and leave at your leisure.
Honestly as a Minnesota that goodbye should of been longer
Fr
So glad we don’t actually talk this way! I mean, who says goodbye than actually just leaves? It takes at least a half hour to wrap it up
Ah yes. Lutefisk. The scandinavian delicacy consisting of salted cod traditionally soaked in lye to get rid of all vestiges of flavor and then served with a white sauce and some salt and pepper. Occasionally nutmeg if you feel adventurous. Like gefilte fish, but even less appetizing.
I was always told the proper way to eat lutefisk is with an equal amount of butter so you can slide it down your throat nice and fast to avoid tasting it.
Lutefisk is supposed to be served with Norwegian brown cheese.
@@embr4247 And bacon fat.
But it’s not all that bad. I’ve tried. Also not all Norwegians like it so how is it a delicacy? Så gje fanen med tullet og smak
It’s more of a MN delicacy since people in Norway think we’re crazy for eating it. I think it’s because it was a common food during ocean passage to the new world?
THANK YOU. YES. it IS Duck, Duck, Grey Duck. This is a battle I've fought for YEARS.
YES! THIS IS SO TRUE! AS A MINNESOTA YOU DO A GOOD JOB OF THIS!
"I'm not a passive aggressive person so this is weird for me..." Best part! 🤣
The only thing missing was using the phrase "Well... That's... interesting..." 😂
I cant wait for the Minnesota/Wisconsin rivalry in this.
Ah, my home turf!
Edit: a great depiction other than the accent. To find that you have to be within 100 miles of Canada.
Every casserole is a hot dish, but not every hot dish is a casserole, technically. It's all about what'cha cook it in.
Also loot-eh-fisk isn't fun. Especially when your Norwegian grandmas never quite rinsed it enough. However, lefse, krumkakke, sanbakkels, and risgrøt are magnificent holiday staples 'round here. Even though I personally like sanbakkels better in the spring and summer when I can have 'em with berries.
Random fun WI and MN television/media interaction - because where I live is so close to MN, because of how television stations worked for so long, if the Packers and Vikings both played at the same time, folks without cable access up here wouldn't be able to watch the Packers play, because only the Vikings games would be broadcast. I'm sure that's pretty common, just something I found funny. I personally do not care about football.
Ugh.. my dear great aunts (whose parents/grandparents came over from Sweden) try to feed me lutefisk. I just stay busy shoveling down my korv.
@@lauralowe7834 yep, I had to "at least try" the lutefisk every year until there was a falling out on that side of the family and we stopped going there for Christmas.
*Shudder* I still remember the half-inch size chunks of still-raw onion in the meatballs my grandma used to make. And how, despite all of the other Norwegian stuff, there were somehow more 1950's-esque salads made with cool whip and pudding/jello than literally any other scandi seafood dishes or other Norwegian entrees. 🤣
Since my mom was diagnosed with ALS in 2015 and unable to bake or cook much anymore, I've been trying to find recipes and replicate foods she remembered my great great grandma making. No one really remembers exactly because Gramma Mamie never wrote anything down as far as cooking goes.
Midwestern cooking is a nightmare depending on where the family comes from. I remember a weird biscuits and gravy dish that had shredded boiled chicken and onion in it. And oh my god, the jello dishes.
@@GlitchedRed sounds delicious 😋
Awww, I love seeing Minnesota at the table! I like the accent. I have heard accents as thick as this and accents that just come up like a jump scare from a mostly normal sentence. Roof is a particular one that gets us Minnesotans with an accent.
Minnesotan accent is heaviest in the vowels, particularly the “O”.
my cousin from Virginia came up recently and was laughing evetime we said roof and then she called hot dish a casserole and there was a bit of a screaming match
@@Robynhoodlum And the "ay" like in "baggie." I just had a meeting at work up in White Bear where it was a bunch of us deciding what baggies we were going to use with our product and I laughed because all of us sounded incredibly Minnesotan on that word.
1. My friends and I spent at least 5 minutes explaining hot dishes to our Missouri friend
2. It's just now spring in May after 3 snowfalls after the initial melt, and before that at least 2 solid months in the negatives, so yeah it's shorts weather.
3. The reputation of lutefisk is so terrible amongst us younger folk that we don't even wanna try it
4. That goodbye was literally me and my aunt earlier today as we parted ways after going to the park because it was in the 60s today.
As someone who lived in Minnesota, nearby Brainerd until about a year ago. I could totally relate to this video. I've been waiting for you to make one of my state. I couldn't stop laughing. I tried to explain hotdishes to my friends here in California... but that's when I realized I didn't really know how. It's just... a hotdish. But yep it's definitely different than a casserole.
HOW is it different than a casserole?
bruh. I'm from MN. it's a fuckin casserole.
@@ryujitzu3547 No. A hot dish is always the main dish in a meal.
So I'm guessing you're so pretty is the Minnesota equivalent to bless your heart
In my neck o the woods it’s “I love him/her/them to death, but…”
Depends on the scenario, but yeah.
What an awesome shoutout to Brainerd, MN!
Though calling it a city is a stretch.
Him walking away while talking was fucking brilliant. I lmfao.
Gotta love floating on the lake drinking, fishing, and waving at people you don’t know that go passed you. Also I love that shirt for Minnesota.
How much research did you put into this? It was damn near perfect. If I didn't know aby better I would have thought you actually were from Minnesota.
As a native Minnesotan I can safely say that this is very accurate
That long good bye thing felt targeted towards me....and I'm swedish 😄
Minnesota is mostly Scandanavian descent so that makes sense.
It's the Midwest Good-bye- even in the cities, saying "goodbye" to people can take 30 minutes or more
No coincidence, most of us Minnesotans have some Swede in our ancestry.
"You're so pretty...' ROUGH!! lololol And that Minnesotan goodbye... Felt that in my soul.
As a Canadian it’s basically the same thing. So this is hilarious. I think I can say Canada can buy Alaska, Minnesota, other states near the Great Lakes, and Greenland to take them off of others hands
I wouldn't mind becoming part of Canada. Maybe our helthcare system would look better!
@@sleepingroses761 Depends on where you are, really
As a Minnesotan… that would be great
Nah cuz that means we'd have to be maple leafs fans GO WILD
@@jalapeno1119 I feel like Canadians would be pretty cool about since they already have the Maple Leafs, Flames, Senators, Oilers, Jets, Canucks and Canadians… what’s one more to cheer for?
The goodbye, iconic, but one thing we always do is like "Tell em I say hi, no ya, no. You have to come for dinner sometime, alright good bye now, ba bye"
Whenever you get around to Oklahoma, all Florida needs to say is "Rome wasn't built in a day"
Oklahoma will clap back with "Naw, but Guthrie sure was"
Gonna show this to my wife cause she's from Minnesota.
I love how snarky and passive-aggressive he made Minnesota
Thanks for adding Minne to the table, you didn’t do my state too badly.
I feel that football sadness! Every year my team sucks me in thinking we have a chance & then find new & interesting ways to lose. Sigh
I love this episode so much its hilarious also have you ever considered doing countries at the table if so I recommend that you do Britain and France and maybe Mexico because they are parents to loads of the states
He did Canada a while ago, loved it.
@@ReeveProductions ya I know.
Definitely needs to do more. ☺️
If Mexico comes to the table, Texas would be so sassy and possibly pull out a gun
I’m saying this as a Texan
@@Hessonite_Dragon_Helen ya I would love for there to be a rivraly
This is awesome content, you're doing an amazing job with this
I've been waiting a long time for this one! :D The only thing missing is the opposite of "Yeah, no," which is a "No, yeah----" and, yes, they do have different meanings. And second, no mention of watching summer storms on the front porch/deck instead of headed to our basement? That accent slips a bit at times to more southern, but I'll forgive it, accents are hard and you're usually pretty spot on. :) Also: bonus points for getting "oh, fer cute" (2:02) in there! All in all, not disappointed! :D
Oh-- make sure when NoDak comes back to the table, you ask him to bring you some knoephla soup, that lumpy yellow stuff is the best! ;)
Im in Illinois. I do the Yeah,. No.. no yeah.. and the eh um no. And understand the meanings of all of them. Oh that is hilarious
I think the twisted Yeah no/No yeah is just a Midwestern thing, because we do it here in Indiana too! Also storm watching. It's nice to have a bit of regional consistency.
Lmao, that’s a Midwestern goodbye alright! As you take a step away you Say to take care, recommend something to do in the future, offer to take them somewhere or make them something, telling them to take care again, wish their family Well wishes, maybe a “god bless you” and then by this time, you should be close enough to your car to just leave…
I love your videos, and as a Minnesotan, I love this!
Two things tho (love being passive aggressive)
1. The accent could be better
2. It's Lute-UH-fisk and I'm surprised not more Minnesotans have commented this.
As a Minnesootan that just had like an hour long goodbye at my grandma's in the cities I approve
I so want to move to this state. Go Vikings!
I love the Midwest good bye! Too good
honestly he nailed minnesota pretty well coming from minnesota myself lmao
Turns out my NY family & I have been practicing the Minnesotan goodbye our entire lives. Whoops.
I'ts interesting, several parts of the country seem to have pockets of people who do minnesotan goodbyes. It just depends on their upbringing & personality, I guess.
I half expected Wisconsin to pop in at some point, especially to point out how much better the Packers are than the Vikings
Right, as a Wisconsinite I was surprised Wisconsin didn't pop in to compare alcohol consumption or defend the Packers.
@@MotherOfDistruction It didn't happen because cheese wasn't mentioned
Haha, it is not a proper goodbye unless you stand at the door for 20 min then another 15-30 next to the car. Times vary how cold it is outside
MN and MI are practically twins. Nailed the shorts weather joke and long goodbye 😂
I'm from Minnesota, and this is pretty accurate, especially the goodbye, normally I say bye twice and my mom says bye twice at the end of a phone call. Although I don't know anyone with an accent, most people sound the way Florida sounds to me.
Probably because you're from the Cities. My aunt up north in Brainerd has a noticeable accent.
I watch UA-cam more than tv, and this is by far the best series on UA-cam
As a Minnesotan, this was very accurate. Also, are tater tot hot dishes really a common Minnesota thing but not so much in other states?? Like actually???
Someone please tell me if I'm wrong.
Yeah, tater tot hot dishes are very much a thing. They sound like they'd be horrible if you ask what's in one. My mom would make one that had stuff like corn, mushrooms, onions, and ground beef, which probably sounds nausea inducing but, was actually pretty good.
As a packers fan I can say the hope is what makes the post season losses sting more.
Every season is a new chance though!
Legit. Hope is torture. People who root for crappy teams don't know how good they have it.
@@abm5119 I'm also a soccer fan and my favorite song is "You're not special, we lose every week!"
crys in dallas cowboys
My Momma is a Packard fan. It started as a way to annoy my uncles when she was a kid but now I think she is hoping for some justification to her being stubborn all these years. Cubs fans can seriously relate I am told.
Next year will be the Lions' year..... *sobs quietly*
“The Irish do it best” Is literally so accurate
One thing that could’ve made it better was making Minnesota show up by saying Bud Light is a beer (it is just slightly alcoholic water).
I was thinking can of Grain Belt, a Minnesota made beer, instead.
The leg-slap "Walp" got me hard. I figured there was gonna be some cross over with Canadia and I was not disappointed.
As someone who lives right on the North Dakota/Minnesota border, I must say this was quite accurate...the only thing that stuck out as painfully wrong was the caption "oof da"...the correct spelling is "uffda," all one word!
to make it clear....a casserole is typically made with a white meat like turkey or tuna, while a hotdish is made with hamburger. That is the difference. Being from MN and living here my whole life, we have both of them...Tuna or Green bean casserole and Tatertot hotdish! And dangit! Duck Duck Grey Dock is the only right way. It came from Scandinavia, so we are the only ones that play it right!
Ah man, I was so hoping for Charlie Berens to pop in and say hi!
As a Minnesotan this is pretty accurate 😂
As a Marylander (who was fortunate enough to avoid a collision with a Delaware driver today) think it’s only fair if Delaware joins the table next so Maryland can make fun of Delaware drivers as well as come at Delaware like New York and New Jersey go at each other on certain things
This was weirdly accurate especially the weather part me and my classmates literally run around like psychos in 35 degrees in t shirts (i’m from Minnesota)
This.....this Is so accurate
I still wait for Tennessee to come in. If I had to take a guess on how Florida would summon them is to either insult Dolly Parton or to bring up the Volunteers vs the Gators and prepare for a brawl.
I love the inclusion of Oof da. My grandmother would say that all the time.
Everything but the goodbye was pretty spot on haha I'm from Minnesota and goodbyes are 1/2 hr to 2 hrs
Great video as always 😊
I love how he did the knee slap with "Whelp I suppose"
The Midwestern sign for time to go
As a Minnesotan, I’ve got nothing to critique. Spot on, well done!
mini soda hahahahahahahahahahaha
As a Floridian, I’m still offended that people call casseroles hot dishes.
This is contentious even in MN. We’re known for our green bean casseroles and our tater tot hot dish. Both are acceptable.
As a north dakotan who lives a couple miles from Minnesota- yah. Yep. You betcha. Spot on. But we’re colder than them 😉
Are you though?
I live with a Minnesotan and the good byes last forever.
This is everything I wanted for our state
Explaining what a tater tot hotdish is to other people is a thing I have experienced more than once. I usually just give up and say it's a casserole.
You see, you take the condensed cream of mushroom soup--
i love a long goodbye!
I'm from MN but live in Wyoming now. That was PAINFULLY ACCURATE. Especially the drinking. Can't do anything in MN if it don't involve beer.
As a Connecticut native, thank you Minnesota for giving us Paige Buckers! Absolute star of the UConn women's basketball team.
And thank you for giving back Lindsay Whalen.
You got the goodbye wrong, that should've taken 25 more minutes, and included 2 or 3 new topics to discuss before the kids start getting impatient and call out, "Can we go now?"
Otherwise, this is amazingly accurate, 9.9/10