Midwest Nice Part 2
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Anyone need me to shovel?
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Manitowoc Minute host Charlie Berens shovels all the walks, is real polite at Kwik Trip and even props up Diane's windshield wipers to help with her winter driving in Wisconsin. This is something anyone from North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan (Yoopers especially), Ohio, Illinois, Nebraska and all the Midwest states I forgot can relate to
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"It'd actually be warm if not for the wind" 😆 It is true we all say this
Jessica Repati can confirm, living in Minnesota I say this all the time lol
Eyup. Iowa here, we say it too. It's always that Dakota wind.
It's that north wind that gets ya. To the bone.
It's true everyone says that from anyplace where it snows I'm from Colorado and people always say that I'm like it's -25 outside wind or no wind it's cold alright lol
I’ve only ever said this in Wisconsin. In Michigan we had trees
* Walks into inanimate object * "Ope sorry"
I feel called out
Lol THE SCRATCH OFF MACHINE
We've all said "Ope sorry" to the scratch off machine in Kwik Trip at least once in our lives.
Me too
I've found my people.
SimulatedEmu or da time machine in da Kwik Trip. Dat one gets me every time!
Living in the Midwest, the “whatever’s easiest for you guys” thing is so true
I do that too.
You mean other people don’t do that?
The funny thing is that for the employee making a decision for a customer is likely the last thing they’d like to do at that time. We do it anyways! It’s a paradox of courtesy!
I worked at a Caseys for 8 years. If I was having a busy day and a customer said "Whatever's easiest" id give them water and tape a straw to the side of the cup.
That is soo true
I'm so Midwestern that as I watched this, I thought "I don't get it. He's acting perfectly normal." 🤦♀️😂
I'm from Manitowoc WI and I was thinkin the exact thing !!
Me too!
Right...!? I mean... yeah....
yeah. i totally know amanda
Same. MN
"I'll just get what's easiest for you guys" why is this so relatable?
Guy, I can’t tell ya how many times I say that to people
Molon Labe
Same! it's so Midwest 😅
@@molonlabe9785
Me too!
Just last night, I felt bad for going into a restaurant 30 minutes before close and asked the person sweeping/cleaning where the easiest spot to sit was for them, so they didn't have to resweep it.
I also left a good tip and finished my food before their closing time.
Peggy Rider you betcha der guy! I love how stereotypical he is but literally everything the guy says and does and how is me every day. The nice thing is, you don’t even have to stereotype midwestern kindness, it’s just common courtesy.
Me: Orders, gets wrong order, says “it’s okay they probably had a long day” walks away
azlee vasquez ive said that quite a few times!
Me: “did you hop my border, yes we all did and we steal from you too, it’s ok we will enjoy sending you back.”
Yeah, I don't like causing a fuss over an incorrect order. I'll just eat it as is.
@@danieljennerman7549 Depends what it is. If I ordered the biggest, greasiest hamburger there and got a salad instead, I would like it fixed.
"God had a different plan for me today, I guess."
As a Nebraskan I can confirm that “ope- sorry” is the second most used phrase behind “it would be warm if it weren’t for the wind”
Northeast Iowa Here.
Same With Us!!!
As another Nebraskan, I can confirm that as well. Say those phrases way too many times
Same for Illinois
Minnesotan here, people tell me I apologize too much, and I it takes everything within me not to reply with “sorry”
Kansas and it's "it's really not that bad out, it's the humidity that gets you".
The majority of midwestern exercise is jogging to a door that is being held open for you
Holding the door is certainly normal, and jogging to the door so it doesn't have to be held so long is also normal. I've learned to waive it closed. Usually.
That *20 minutes later* part hit hard
Totally relate. Happens to me daily. Oh geez!
Tragedy amid the laughter - and snow.
This has happened to me so many times in Michigan
It's true
Are you guys all Christians? Jesus loves you all! I pray you all are Christian!
"It'd actually be warm if it weren't for the wind"
Oml I've said that about a thousand times I didn't even realize the irony
DevinMoe same here
its cause it is true.
😂 that’s why they say with the “wind chill” temperature is -25 😂
DevinMoe Hahah right?
Jesus loves you all! God bless you!
I grew up in Minnesota. The awkward drawn out conversation with the woman on the front steps is painfully accurate. We are too nice to walk away. We just stand there and sort pace/sway without facing each other and just let things take their course. You wouldn’t want to offend anyone, I mean golly.
the holding the door for someone half a mile away is accurate and we always add "take your time, don't rush." so they dont have to walk faster.
I like how the Scandinavians moved from the Old Country, and instead of trying something a little warmer or less remote they were just like "No, we'll be fine right here where it's still freezing cold. You all enjoy those other parts. No...Yeah we're fine, don't worry about it!".
Same with Germans ;)
I remeber a couple who had a ice cream shop in elkhart lake wis. They were from sweden i believe lol
Like the Nords that they are.
It wouldn't be that cold if it's not windy
Yep, my great-grandpa landed here from Sverde and went to Canada. Then to Ludington, MI. One-hundred years later, all of us descendants are still freezing our asses off..... :o)
Ope- I say sorry to Inanimate objects too
Cali
I literally apologized to a potted plant at work because I bumped into it 😂
It's such a reflex when I bump in to anything or anyone.
ATM Screen: "Thank you, have a nice day." Me: "Thanks, you too."
I feel exposed
I just posted the exact same thing on my FB. Glad I'm not alone.
The only time Midwest nice doesn’t apply is when Minnesota is playing against Wisconsin
Oh, geez, dude! Dem's feudin' words!
Ope or those Packers against the shit Lions. The hostility
Being from Minnepop (Minnesota for your non pop people) I like the Packers and them are fighting words
Midwest nice?😐😂
lol! Well, it's not a perfect system.
The fact he's in a kwik trip makes this 100% realistic
Do they not them outside the Midwest?
@@tugboss0273 Correct! At least from the last time I checked
@@tugboss0273 Before this channel, I had no idea they existed. From the South. They seem to just exist in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa
No the fact that it looks like almost every kwik trip, or kwik star (for you iowans) is a testament to how real it is
@@tugboss0273 We have Quik Trip here in Arizona. Dunno why it's spelled differently but yeah lol
"I've been to Cudahy" That is gold right there folks.
Down by south milwaukee
Der folks you mean!!
I heard Cuttahay, which totally sounds like it could be a town here in Indiana
@@cashkromsupernerd1193 Nope, Cudahy.
home Patrick Cudahy....and Ladish Drop Forge
"I'll just get whatever's easiest for you guys" I have literally gone to mcdonalds and said something similar. I don't want to inconvenience them on 3rd shift.
You’re a good man
lol what did you end up with
@@user-dd9qq1ru7s Some cheeseburgers :) I also never want them to make fresh cookies or hashbrowns on my account, so I ask if they have any ready first. On 3rd shift they have 1 person doing everything and I know how much that sucks.
Lol and you end up with cold fries and a burger patty that sat on the warmer for 3 hours.
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Better than them being inconvenienced by you
I hate getting stuck in a conversation. Him trying to walk away is too accurate 😂
You just try to throw in "okay, well you take care now!" as you start heading the other direction, lol
I never realized the stereotypes about us midwesterners being really nice were true until I took a trip to Florida lol
Teehee it’s true! Moved from MI to FL 26 yrs ago. Midwestern people are the best!!! 😊👍👌
By the way, only northwest gulf coast Florida is Southern. The Peninsula is New York South.
Same here. Realized it when I moved to South Carolina. They call it southern hospitality, but its actually hostility and condescending.
The frustration conveyed in "sure, okay" 1:30 is the mood of the year.
It’s true
It wouldn’t be so cold out if it wasn’t so hekkin wimby
That was the most accurate thing on the video!
I say that all the time
Every year! The weather could be so nice, but nooooooo
LITERALLY I cannot have a conversation about the weather without saying "it wouldn't be so cold if it weren't so windy" LOL. These are perfect
And we always have to state the temperature taking into account the wind chill. It's 5 degrees out. 13 below with the wind chill.
The Colorado version of this is, "We need the moisture."
You don't realize how much of a Midwesterner you are until you move away. I've said and done all of those things. 😂
real
The kindly waiting for someone to stop talking is so true, I've Been stuck for an hour listening to this lady at the liquor store
The fact that this happened in a liquor store is even more relatable 🤣
@@daniv8202 she was giving out samples and my brother and I were literally backing away, but too nice to say "gotta go"
"Just take my wallet"
I just snorted out loud in a dead quiet cafe. Thanks der.
Charlie’s my guy😂😂
Hilarious--"just take my wallet". Literally, LOL
0:55 this happens to much 😂 You try and talk to your neighbors and it terns into a 40 minute conversation.
“Yeah. That KC and JoJo, that’ll get ya...”
On another note:
Dude I think she’s dropping a hint
Charlie is married.
Ope, didn't see a new video here, just gonna squeeeeeeeeeeeeze right by the other channels and watch this real quick, there we go...
Perfection!
O p e
Ope right behind you, sorry, thanks.
@@deeb8733 oh youre fine
😂😂😂
The cook in that restaurant is a pretty damn good actor if he's not infact an actor by trade already.
Walk over to my neighbors house to let her kid know, " hey if you wanna put that snow in my corner yard go right ahead, cuz she doesn't have room at the end of her driveway". Kid finishes his mom's driveway, then plows out my mailbox so I don't get a nasty-gram from the post office. That's how you meet your neighbors in Marinette,WI. Good old mid-west.
Being someone from the Midwest, I feel like the Midwest is really just south Canada 😂
It pretty much is! lol
Charlie, you are a national treasure.
I just came in from shoveling my neighbors driveway and walks.... cause they are out of town.... sooo yeah
This one hits home
So true. Been doin it for years.
And mowing that strip between the houses. It's just so easy to get their side too. Plus then the grass is the same height.
We water our neighbors gardens in the summer down South. Same idea, different season different activity. We'd clear their snow, too... IF WE HAD SOME!!!!!
I'm just kidding, it snows here - in the mountains. Only in the mountains. And by snow I feel like I mean "any given tuesday" for y'all.
I just had a neighbor snowblow my walk yesterday. I'm in Colorado though, don't really know what the cultural mix out here quite yet.
The people who leave the midwest carry the nice with them. I now live in Colorado, and my next door neighbor uses his snow plow to plow my driveway. He says he likes to. I'm 82, and it is hard to reciprocate.
"Whatever is easiest for you guys". Damn, I must be midwestern at heart
I thought my grandma was the only person in the world that calls the couch a Davenport 🤣🤣
WE NEED to bring back that word, its hilarious 😂
I thought it was a dresser in the front hall that you hung up your jackets on! 😂🤦♀️
My family always called the 3-seat couch "Davenport." I was a teenager before I ever heard the word "couch."
As a Canadian it always surprise me when I visit Wisconsin in winter how you guys don't dress for winter! 😄
"Would actually be warm if it wasn't for the wind." Yup. True winter saying der guy.
Its cause we're just a bit more dumb than Canadians lol
@@Ritzynco I believe the proper parlance is 'more dumber'. Der, dat's better.
@@LQOTW I was actually going to put dumber but I caught myself and rephrased it.
Just come to Wisconsin when it's been a bit chilly for a while and then it gets above 35 or so and bam! Everyone is in shorts. 42 degrees and shorts. Or if the sun comes out period after it having been cloudy for a time.
So true! My grams was always chasing after me with a coat because I refused to wear one in winter.
The sad and funny part is this is so close to the way things are in the Midwest.
It IS the Midwest!
What part of the midwest are you from lmao
Northern Midwest (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and the Dakotas mainly)
I used to think it was sad until I moved away and found out everywhere else is full of selfish, anger jerks
North East is better this is fucking cringy so are people from the midwest
This makes me proud to be from the midwest! This is Gods country and we live for others around here!!!
"He ran outta beer and I can't have that happening on my watch". Hilarious!
0:13
Fun fact, I'm terrible at bumper cars because I can't stop myself from compulsively apologizing to everyone I hit. True story lol
Ope I’m sorry
Laura Phelps
I legitimately struggle with that 😂
LOL
“It would actually be warm if it wasn’t for the wind.” I swear I would be rich I if I had a dollar for every time I heard this in Wisconsin.
Same in Michigan.
Same in North Dakota I’ve said this so many times?
I say the same thing in the winter but I’m in south central Texas. Guess it’s because I grew up in St. Paul and high school in Montana.
The “ope sorry” thing really hit me lol, and tbh I never really thought about how much I did it ...haha
Anthony me too 😂
I swear it's like ya eavesdropped on half the population to do this video!! 😂 You couldn't be more accurate though!! 😄 N the 'hey der' to the neighbor gal that lasts 20+ min is JUST like the 'long goodbye' when leaving home after the holidays or a visit or after church or ... Ya know, you see them to the door, then the porch, then the driveway, n as they pull out you're STILL chatting it up. 😀😁😂 So, basically whenever parting ways with family or friends. 😅😅😅
I live in Tennessee, and we have some pretty good southern hospitality but it ain't nothing compared to this! CAN I MOVE TO THE MIDWEST PLEASE??!!!??
It’s not as great as you think
C'mon up n let us know when ya get here n I'll stop by with a casserole n some jello! With bananas in it of course!!! 😂
Don't let em fool ya.
Cold as balls in winter. They have gates ON THE FREEWAY and lock down the roads for snow, sometimes!!!
@Fluffhead ? Underrated reply.
The credits... Dude we met at Kwik Trip... a riot.
I’ve been told I apologize too much. After watching Charlie, there is nothing wrong with this ❤
"Its actually not cold out if there wasnt any wind". I say this all the time. lol. And its true.
Of course! Because 10 below really isn't that cold without wind. Especially if you're moving. Have a good one, okay?
@@JohannVII will do, and you as well
These videos really tickle my fancy as a Michigander. Love it.
Gosh darn that lovely woman knows how to sing!
I love how she was hitting on him and he seemed not to notice or figure it out.
The midwest is the mid-BEST!
We always have a saying when talking about the weather, "ya but it could be worse"
"It'd actually be warm if not for the wind" Felt that in my bones, lol
I heard the most midwestern accents at work today (I live in Texas but was born in Minnesota and lived 15 years there plus 3 years in Nebraska). I got so excited to hear my people!!
Yuppers, it's in da blood.
I just found this channel and after binge-watching a bunch of these videos, I realized I had to go shovel the walk. Would have been warm if not for the wind.
My neighbor (from across the street) pulled up but I thought it was somebody else; now I’m racked with guilt that I didn’t wave at him.
"It would actually be warm if it wasn't for the wind"
I think we live by that in Chicagoland
0:30 Wait a minute Charlie, wouldn't you get count for the visit with the Kwik Trip Rewards Card?!? Some scheme you’ve got here.
But he didnt get the chocolate milk.
He just gave him the card for keeps, so no lol
Henry Kabat I nearly did that the other day and stopped myself because I thought it’d be like robbing the guy
Think how many hotdogs someone could get if they hung around the pumps all day and swiped their rewards card for people pumping gas!
Well sure...but do you know how many coupons he just gave that guy!? xD
Dude, I love these. I grew up in Illinois, and have family in Madison, so these vids feel real familiar. I'm out in LA where it's just a bit warmer than Antarctica. Peace.
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Finn McCool Charlie is out in LaLaLand also
I can see by your name you lived near state and division, or at least hung out there a bit...
....Illinois you say?
ha! that's funny... my name actually is finn mccool and i moved from LA to the chicago burbs and after 5 years here, I'm ready to go off grid. But I'll take Antarctica over LA and the fact that on any given day it can take you 2 and half hours to go 15 miles, or the insane cost of everything (like my wife's cousin spending more than my mortgage to rent a rundown studio apartment in north hollywood that's the size of my living room), or the even more insane politics there.
Chicago/IL is corrupt as all get out but only in California will they completely ignore the massive homeless, drug, and theft problems all over the state to spend $90 million on a "wildlife crossing bridge" over the 101 freeway in a feeble attempt to help a now dead mountain lion cross the freeway safely - while simultaneously making it that much easier for coyotes, bobcats and other predators to make their way into neighborhoods to attack people and eat their pets because there's no food or water in the mountains amidst the unending drought... and the defense is "the animals were here first". The people running that state are legit insane.
I couldn't make this shit up if I tried, but about 10 years ago there was actually a new law proposed to ban the sale of black cars because black attracts more heat, thus making people run the AC in their car more resulting in poorer gas mileage and creating more pollution. Fortunately, someone had enough sense to throw that out before it got to the ballot, but today, I wouldn't be surprised if that passed.
Newsome is definitely getting paid off by PG&E to push the electric agenda there, knowing full well that their infrastructure can't support it. You can't even endure a heatwave there without rolling brownouts, so yes, makes perfect sense to ban gas vehicles, gas appliances, and wood burning fireplaces to make everyone completely dependent on electricity, so when the power goes out you have nothing to make food unless you have a BBQ. And soon enough they'll ban those because some inconclusive study claims it causes cancer and asthma in babies, and the smell of meat cooking on your grill is offensive and infringes on the civil liberties of your militant lesbian vegan neighbor.
I always say "if you love LA, you haven't lived there long enough.". With enough time, the novelty will wear off and the hours upon hours of your life wasted in traffic or circling blocks trying to find parking only to not read the 15 posted signs correctly and still get a parking ticket, or the unending months of oppressive 95* heat with 40mph winds, brush fires, bums breaking into your car to steal your shit over and over and over, more traffic, no straws, no plastic bags, more traffic, oh and your lease is up? yeah... we have to up the rent another $200 a month because we need to make renovations, more traffic, oh and there are new taxes on corporations this year so the company won't be able to pay out bonuses or raises as a result... oh look! it's "winter time" which means it's dropped from 100* to 80* and windy and we need to switch to the "winter blend" of gas, that's gonna be another 40 cents a gallon. Ope! whattya know it's January 1st there's another gas tax increase, you're now paying 70 cents a gallon in taxes on gas that's already the highest in the country. Oh and one more thing... since so many people have switched to electric cars, we're not getting as much gas tax revenue so we're gonna have to raise your registration 50%, and we might even have to start charging your 4 cents a mile to drive in CA. Look that one up, it's coming. I could keep going... But hey, at least you don't have to wear a parka or shovel your driveway anymore. So ya got that going for ya!
You know your from the Midwest when you get excited when they mention your state in anyway at all (I live in Cudahy)
Me at Starbucks: How about you just get me whatever is easiest for you to make.
Starbucks Employee: like a straight black cup of coffee?
Me: *hesitates because doesn't like coffee without creamer*
Starbucks Employee: Ma'am? Are you okay?
Me: uh, yeah, no that's perfect!
"U know what I'll just have an empty cup please. No i'll still pay for the coffee just the empty cup though please. Actually wait that means one less cup for customers after me. You know what, here just take my money. No im good i dont need anything. Thank you."
@@saxenas 😂😂😂😂😂
Man, I love Kwik Trip.
People are soooooo friendly in the Midwest! FL transplant here! 😂
Kathryn TheMom I grew up in the U.P. of MI.. People are friendlier in the north! 😊
@@leedanielson7452 Snowbirds get their drives shoveled too.
The apologizing to inanimate objects is the most accurate thing, I swear.
From Ohio and your spot on with all the midwest humor! Laugh so hard
Here in Cleveland it would be so cold I it wasn't for this darn wind I tell ya bud
@@brianmorris364 it's the wind off the lake. I moved from Cleveland to central western Wisconsin, 30 miles east of Minneapolis, and it gets cold here. Coldest outside my door was -37. Often we get a week or so with temps never getting above 0°.
@@Abandoned_Brane oh so that's nice that it's warmer there for ya 👍🏻
I've recorded -52 in Madison a few years back and we have also had some mutual week cold snaps like that when the polar vortex gets kickin
Clearing out other's snow, that is way too true. My neighbors and I are always clearing out each other's driveways.
And bring each others empty garbage cans back to the house...
gman77gas
YES! And bringing over cookies and a beer to thank said neighbor! 🍻
I literally have 2 neighbors who think it's a race to see who can get out there and clear the snow off the whole block. I never have to shovel cuz of them. Love Wisconsin.
Yup...our neighbor did the end of our drive...before the plow hump froze rock hard...early this am on his way back from the other neighbors place. We lost that 'other' neighbor on New Years Day n his wife's in the nursing home now, but we've been pitching in doing his drive n keeping it clear for when the boys come back n sort thru stuff, etc. But ya...we all look out for each other. It's the NICE thing to do. 😊
@@countyseatadventures yep u just dont see this that much anymore. People helping others.
"davenport" yup
THAT'S the comment I was looking for! As a kid I could never figure out what my grandma was taking about. "...Oh it's sitting on the davenport dear".
What the hell is THAT?! I'd wander around for 15 mins searching.
Or credenza.
I thought it was called a futon
N don't forget where dars a davenport there's prob a hassock too!! 😅😂😅
I thought it was a city in Iowa
@ Paul Pascoe Davenport is a city in Iowa. That's what I thought too. But then another Midwest Nice video translated it as "couch." My hunch--all the couches that ended up in the houses in Minnesota, Wisconsin and UP Michigan for some weird reason were all shipped up from Davenport (it's a large port on the Mississippi River) back in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hence why that name stuck to couches...
He really should make a TV show out of these clips and scripts, all the actings are so natural and ON POINT!
I have actuslly gone to a restaurant and said "I will just have what ever is easiest for you guys." NGL it was an amazing meal
This is literally my neighborhood. I woke up this morning to find my sidewalk plowed, because my neighbor is essentially this guy. This is, in fact, Wisconsin. We are factually hilarious. And we have da squeaky cheese.
Oh, ya gadda love da squeaky cheese, hey.
Miss do squeaky cheese curds. 😭
The cheese curds MUST be squeaky.
I'm a flipping fib and I know the cheese curds gotta squeak or you ain't going to the right gas station
In the credits: "Dude we met at Kwik Trip" 😂
Shoulda had Chris Kroeze in da Kwik Trip picking up some Glazers n a 6 pk of Leinies before hittin' the ice!! 🍩🍻😅😅😅 But dats nice of Charlie to give credit to the random guy!! 😊 Ders dat nice thing happening again... 😍
I love kwik trip
I can vouch for the truth of this - southern WI born and bred. Madison was the big city to me as a kid. Down south to Cudahy was brilliant!
I'm from Appalachia but appreciate culture from all regions of the country. One Midwest tradition I've adopted into my lifestyle is how y'all wear your toboggans over your ball caps. It helps to keep your ears warm and the bill keeps the snow off your face. We actually have a lot in common despite our differences. If you think about it; West Virginia is just Wisconsin East! I loved it, keep up the good work.
I always say "ope sorry"when I bump into someone. I don't even know where I learned it.
If you live in the Midwest you just magically know it lol
Same here never understood all these querks I have. Now I understand it's from living in Minnesota. Now it makes sense.
this is literally wisconsin in the winter
Doctor Degenerate Literally?
MisterTwister yeah
Like, from maybe late October to around second week of May, then....? 🤔
😉✌️😎
And Minnesota but 5% more snow.
Saying sorry to the wall when you bump into it is such a mood.
Me to my parents:
“So I seen Charlie the other day and he says hey”
Are folks nice in da midwest? You Betcha.
Ya, sher
I go to kwik trip religiously
"It would actually be warm if it wasn't for the wind!" This is most accurate thing especially being from Minnesota!
The wind thing hits hard. I remember going back home for the holidays, where my state is so flat it's a national joke. The ability of that wind to travel miles and miles uninterrupted just so it can blow icy air up the back of your coat and send your hat flying across the lot is ridiculous. It was only ten degree colder than my new state the day we arrived but felt like the GD tundra
Yes! You remembered North Dakota. No one usually does!
Okay der guy, love your vids🇨🇦
Wind makes the cold sharper, humidity makes the hot cling.
They're important
“ you know it would actually be warm if it weren’t for the wind” ded😂😂
Why do I do this all the time especially the “ what’s best for you”
"what's ever easiest" I have legit done this multiple times goddamit
korynnininm same
korynnininm the word is “legitimately” not “legit”. That’s not even the correct word. Legitimately would imply that it was certified, permitted, possibly even sanctioned by someone important. Lol. Like when people say “literally” and they mean “seriously”. Needless lol. Rhetoric is funny.
@@pdubzpyro ok sure
I recently moved to California from Michigan and I’m getting reaaaaaal nostalgic watching these🥺❤️
“It would be warm if it weren’t for the wind” is a CLASSIC
“They’re about a half a block away yet”
The wiper thing is true.
“He ran out of beer and I can’t have that happening on my watch!” 😂🤣😂
Midwest and Canadian manners are synonymous with each other lol
I’m from Ohio, and I say, “it’d actually be warm if it wasn’t for the wind” all the time. Also, I have shoveled the driveway for my 94 year old neighbor across the street for the last 14 winters.
I am totally a "whatever's easiest" type of guy...
Never know how Wisconsin you are until you see stuff like this...LOL...the Kwik Trip scenes were hilarious! We have 6 locations in a town with less than 50K people, they are great...LOL! I wish their bread was better, I would never have to go to the grocery store.
"he ran out of beer on my watch and that can't happen" HERO!
The holding the door open is legit 😭 I’ve had people see me get out my car and wait with the door open till I’m near 😭😂
Wow this is totally home! Loving South Dakota
I moved to California a year ago from Michigan and have been rather homesick. Thanks for making me laugh with all the great content 😁
omg opposite for me! I lived in Cali until I was in my twenties (moved to another state on the east coast) and then I moved to Michigan. I live in a big city, so don't really see the small-town Midwest hospitality, but it's still funny to me because I 100% believe it and have even said a few similar things (like it being nice out if it weren't for the damn wind!!!) lol
"meat raffle" on its own is an entire novel of a concept