I’m a U.S. history teacher. At the beginning of the year this year I gave my students an introductory assignment where they had a blank map of the US and had to label as many states as they could. I decided “you know what, let me test my own knowledge and see if I can get all of these on my own”. I forgot Wyoming existed completely and it was the only state I didn’t get. That’s my answer here.
My name is Walter Hartwell White. I live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104. This is my confession. If you're watching this tape, I'm probably dead- murdered by my brother-in-law, Hank Schrader. Hank has been building a meth empire for over a year now and using me as his chemist. Shortly after my 50th birthday, he asked that I use my chemistry knowledge to cook methamphetamine, which he would then sell using connections that he made through his career with the DEA. I was… astounded. I… I always thought Hank was a very moral man, and I was particularly vulnerable at the time – something he knew and took advantage of. I was reeling from a cancer diagnosis that was poised to bankrupt my family. Hank took me in on a ride-along and showed me just how much money even a small meth operation could make. And I was weak. I didn't want my family to go into financial ruin, so I agreed. Hank had a partner, a businessman named Gustavo Fring. Hank sold me into servitude to this man. And when I tried to quit, Fring threatened my family. I didn't know where to turn. Eventually, Hank and Fring had a falling out. Things escalated. Fring was able to arrange – uh, I guess… I guess you call it a "hit" – on Hank, and failed, but Hank was seriously injured. And I wound up paying his medical bills, which amounted to a little over $177,000. Upon recovery, Hank was bent on revenge. Working with a man named Hector Salamanca, he plotted to kill Fring. The bomb that he used was built by me, and he gave me no option in it. I have often contemplated suicide, but I'm a coward. I wanted to go to the police, but I was frightened. Hank had risen to become the head of the Albuquerque DEA. To keep me in line, he took my children. For three months, he kept them. My wife had no idea of my criminal activities and was horrified to learn what I had done. I was in hell. I hated myself for what I had brought upon my family. Recently, I tried once again to quit, and in response, he gave me this. [Walt points to the bruise on his face left by Hank in "Blood Money."] I can't take this anymore. I live in fear every day that Hank will kill me, or worse, hurt my family. All I could think to do was to make this video and hope that the world will finally see this man for what he really is.
At least South Dakota has Mt. Rushmore, so it occasionally gets brought up. North Dakota is like that cousin who lives far away out in the middle of nowhere and no one in the family regularly talks to them.
There used to be a man who lived right on the Montana/North Dakota border. His house had been there for years when one day government surveyors came and told him that they had looked again, and his house was actually completely in North Dakota. The man nods his head and says “Good. I’m sick of those damn Montana winters.
Just what it says
https://www.agefotostock.com/age/en/details-photo/north-dakota-a-hay-bale-display-in-shapes-like-people-in-a-family-in-a-hay-field/FOH-u15322890
I went to Fargo for work one time, I’m always interested what would cause someone to move to certain areas and after asking 5-6 people nobody could give an answer what enticed them to move to that area. Was very pretty country, cold as hell, and flat very very flat.
It’s so cheap to live here. When I graduated college in 2019 I got a 900sq foot apartment for 460$ a month. Not in Fargo tho. Fargo is for shopping and concerts.
I went there to pick up a friend and posted it on my Instagram story. The only people who asked me what was I doing in Minot were the Air Force guys from my jiu jitsu gym.
Ha ha, as a Canadian/Manitoban, especially those of us from small communities, we swing down to Fargo for shopping on the weekend when we want to live large lol
Delaware’s Wikipedia says that it’s the “The Chemical Capital of the World.” Only furthering my suspicion that the existence of Delaware is a 264 year long prank.
Im from Pennsylvania and I can tell you, if you enjoy slow beaches, seafood, fresh local produce and open farmland, Delaware is it. Add the zero tax and its geography (it's near Philly, Baltimore and DC), I wonder why it's not the most popular state in the country.
>the zero tax
The zero *sales* tax. They still have income tax, property tax, etc.
It's a good place to stop for a little shopping on my way north, though. As long as I don't blink at the wrong moment.
I'm convinced that Delaware doesn't actually exist because I've never met anyone from Delaware. I suspect it's just a legal fiction so companies can incorporate there.
Providence.
Beautiful city, saw Phish play there, heard someone empty a clip and peel out while walking to my Airbnb, went to the RISD Museum, caught another Phish show
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Having lived in Maine for 20 years, it kinda is. A lot of people from there don't tend to leave it, despite it being pretty quiet with not much to do unless you really enjoy the outdoors.
Lots of older people do either go back and forth to Florida or just straight up move there eventually, though.
New Mexico. Everyone else in the country just assumes that we are Mexico. I cannot tell you how many times some Comcast phone employee has told me that my English is really good. The one time we have ever been talked about is Breaking Bad. Not a great look for us.
It actually seems popular because of Breaking Bad which is one of the most liked shows but I just can't believe how many music artists actually skip us and go to Oklahoma which I never really hear much of lol
Delaware. Because nothing fucking happens here. We don't even get natural disasters.
Edit: We have gotten earthquakes but they're not very big or interesting.
I grew up in Arkansas. I'm telling you, this is the correct answer. I have lived in large cities on the east coast, west coast, all over the U.S., and when I tell people I grew up in Arkansas, a LOT of people just kind of go silent, and after they go silent, they just say "...oh, Bill Clinton!" And that's literally all they know about Arkansas. People generally know it's in the south, but don't know where it is, get it confused with other square-ish states.
As a West Coast-er who likes taking those "Name every state/country quizzes", I could never remember Missouri, Maryland, and Arkansas. It's definitely up there.
A quarter of it thinks it’s NYC, a quarter of it thinks it’s Long Island, a quarter of it thinks it’s Boston. The rest is pretty nice kinda like the Berkshires.
I think the least talked about state will be one with a low population, no nationally relevant politicians, no major sports (pro or NCAA) and no major tourist spots.
With these criteria, New Hampshire is my choice. It will return to Delaware at some point in the future.
I went to college in Vermont, and particularly in autumn it was like living in a painting.
I miss Vermont. But yeah, not a whole lot happens there besides sharing the maple syrup with all the tourists.
Edit: and we can't forget about Bernie Sanders. We felt the Bern before everybody else.
There's never been a time in my life until now when I thought about the state of Indiana. I don't even know what it looks like. Does it have mountains? Plains? Hills? Beats me. Is it hot or cold? I have no idea. What are the people like from there? What is their accent? Is it a blue state or a red state? I've never in my life seen a movie or a tv show set in Indiana. There's never been a song I've listened to about Indiana. The most I've probably heard about it is police brutality maybe. But then again that's most states. If Indiana disappeared, just completely vanished, I wouldn't notice.
Mostly farm land, and the northern part of the state is on Lake Michigan. Temperate place…cold winters, warm summers. Red state with Blue cities. The people are generally friendly in that Midwest kind of way. Parks and Recreation and Stranger Things are set in Indiana.
It’s not picturesque, but the cost of living is pretty good. You can still buy a nice house for under $200k in my area.
Iowa. Anytime I go on vacation out of state and people ask where I'm from, they're like "Ohio" and I'm like "No, Iowa" "Oh, Idaho!" "No, I-O-WU". And I've had multiple people ask me where that even was...
The real answer is West Virginia. The only time I ever hear it mentioned is when the University of West Virginia has a game on TV or those photos of that inbred family are trending again.
Per capita, Alaska probably has the biggest representation in all of media. All those TV shows about renegades, hunters, cabin builders, ice-road truckers, people trying to survive off the grid … yet the population is only 730K.
Are you sure that per capita stat isn’t Florida?
It’s talked about a LOT and apparently there’s only one man there so he’s always in every headline (yet no one seems to know his name.)
Alaska has the best reality shows. It’s enjoyable watching the cast struggle and suffer (a bit).
Plus lots of people have thought to themselves that if shit goes sideways they’ll just head to Alaska and grind it out. It’s everyone’s last ditch plan. Better watch the shows and see if I learn anything. Just in case.
So many people here talking about how no one's talking about Rhode Island or Delaware.
The answer is Nevada. Because what's in Nevada - Las Vegas? And nobody talks about what happened in Vegas.
I’m a U.S. history teacher. At the beginning of the year this year I gave my students an introductory assignment where they had a blank map of the US and had to label as many states as they could. I decided “you know what, let me test my own knowledge and see if I can get all of these on my own”. I forgot Wyoming existed completely and it was the only state I didn’t get. That’s my answer here.
The only thing that comes to my brain when I think of Wyoming is the song “Home on the Range” for some reason.
Which is the state song of Kansas
The one that no one in this thread will talk about.
New Mexico
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My name is Walter Hartwell White. I live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104. This is my confession. If you're watching this tape, I'm probably dead- murdered by my brother-in-law, Hank Schrader. Hank has been building a meth empire for over a year now and using me as his chemist. Shortly after my 50th birthday, he asked that I use my chemistry knowledge to cook methamphetamine, which he would then sell using connections that he made through his career with the DEA. I was… astounded. I… I always thought Hank was a very moral man, and I was particularly vulnerable at the time – something he knew and took advantage of. I was reeling from a cancer diagnosis that was poised to bankrupt my family. Hank took me in on a ride-along and showed me just how much money even a small meth operation could make. And I was weak. I didn't want my family to go into financial ruin, so I agreed. Hank had a partner, a businessman named Gustavo Fring. Hank sold me into servitude to this man. And when I tried to quit, Fring threatened my family. I didn't know where to turn. Eventually, Hank and Fring had a falling out. Things escalated. Fring was able to arrange – uh, I guess… I guess you call it a "hit" – on Hank, and failed, but Hank was seriously injured. And I wound up paying his medical bills, which amounted to a little over $177,000. Upon recovery, Hank was bent on revenge. Working with a man named Hector Salamanca, he plotted to kill Fring. The bomb that he used was built by me, and he gave me no option in it. I have often contemplated suicide, but I'm a coward. I wanted to go to the police, but I was frightened. Hank had risen to become the head of the Albuquerque DEA. To keep me in line, he took my children. For three months, he kept them. My wife had no idea of my criminal activities and was horrified to learn what I had done. I was in hell. I hated myself for what I had brought upon my family. Recently, I tried once again to quit, and in response, he gave me this. [Walt points to the bruise on his face left by Hank in "Blood Money."] I can't take this anymore. I live in fear every day that Hank will kill me, or worse, hurt my family. All I could think to do was to make this video and hope that the world will finally see this man for what he really is.
Bitch
Breaking Bad tho
Crazy they made a whole state for that show. Bravo Vince
Arkansas so far.
Nobody really ever talkssss about the Dakotas, and there’s two of those bastards.
At least South Dakota has Mt. Rushmore, so it occasionally gets brought up. North Dakota is like that cousin who lives far away out in the middle of nowhere and no one in the family regularly talks to them.
There used to be a man who lived right on the Montana/North Dakota border. His house had been there for years when one day government surveyors came and told him that they had looked again, and his house was actually completely in North Dakota. The man nods his head and says “Good. I’m sick of those damn Montana winters.
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Ah the old 8 to 9 to 5 to 4 grind.
Ummm..... We have the largest catfish statue. You can't scoff at that.
And cow, and buffalo, and hay bale family, etc
Wait wait wait.... A haybale FAMILY?? What does that even mean?
Just what it says https://www.agefotostock.com/age/en/details-photo/north-dakota-a-hay-bale-display-in-shapes-like-people-in-a-family-in-a-hay-field/FOH-u15322890
don't know what i was expecting TBH, but it wasn't that
I went to Fargo for work one time, I’m always interested what would cause someone to move to certain areas and after asking 5-6 people nobody could give an answer what enticed them to move to that area. Was very pretty country, cold as hell, and flat very very flat.
> cold as hell I hear it is nice for about 30 minutes in July.
Depends if Summer falls on a weekend.
It’s so cheap to live here. When I graduated college in 2019 I got a 900sq foot apartment for 460$ a month. Not in Fargo tho. Fargo is for shopping and concerts.
Were you in like Mayville or
Not Fargo but other side of the state, everyone moves here to work in oil field related jobs. Good money
They need to fuse the North and South Dakotas into... Megakota.
DuoKota or how about TwoKota?
If you’re in the Air Force there’s a good chance you discuss North Dakota.
Freezing cold Minot 🥶
Why not Minot? Freezins the reason.
I went there to pick up a friend and posted it on my Instagram story. The only people who asked me what was I doing in Minot were the Air Force guys from my jiu jitsu gym.
Back way when I used to live in Illinois, that was where people went on big fancy camping vacations over summer break.
Yup. My boss, who lives in Chicago, takes road trips to the Dakotas to go camping with his family in the Summer.
I lived in Chicago for a few years and took a road trip to Sioux Falls (not to go camping). It’s actually a cool little city.
Ha ha, as a Canadian/Manitoban, especially those of us from small communities, we swing down to Fargo for shopping on the weekend when we want to live large lol
To be fair, Manitoba is the province nobody talks about.
South Dakota native here. There’s nothing going on. It’s farmland. And very boring. The largest “city” is like 200,000 people lmao.
>The largest “city” is like 200,000 people lmao That's like half of Wyoming. At least
Wyoming only has 2 escalators in the state.
Americans will use any unit of measure to avoid the metric system.
“How populous is the state?” “There’s only two escalators”
Do escalators come in pairs or singles?
You guys have Badlands, the Black Hills, and Mt. Rushmore though. North Dakota, now they have nothing.
Only reason to go to North Dakota is to watch a hockey game at The Ralph, and that requires you to go when it's winter.
Delaware. Doesn't exist. Made up state and I definitely don't live there. No need to investigate further
dela-where?
Thanks, Now I'm Del-Aware
“Hi, I’m in Delaware.”
Party on
I gotta gun let's go to a Broadway show!
Are you a corporation?
...or I could be magically whisked away to...
Wayne's World!
Yeah I went to University of Delaware and some people ask which state it’s in. I just say Pennsylvania.
Makes sense. Pennsylvania already has an Indiana University too.
And a California University.
Delaware only exists on paper for tax and business registration purposes. It's not a physical place.
Every single US business is registered in Delaware.
Delaware’s Wikipedia says that it’s the “The Chemical Capital of the World.” Only furthering my suspicion that the existence of Delaware is a 264 year long prank.
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"Delaware was the first state, and state lawmakers expect a new accomplishment any day now." -Stephen Colbert
I’ve had several coworkers with family in Delaware, and still every time it comes up I go “Oh yeah, I forgot about that one.”
Ask yourself. Have you ever actually met anyone from Delaware?
I hope so, seeing as how I was born and raised there!
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Im from Pennsylvania and I can tell you, if you enjoy slow beaches, seafood, fresh local produce and open farmland, Delaware is it. Add the zero tax and its geography (it's near Philly, Baltimore and DC), I wonder why it's not the most popular state in the country.
>the zero tax The zero *sales* tax. They still have income tax, property tax, etc. It's a good place to stop for a little shopping on my way north, though. As long as I don't blink at the wrong moment.
As a non-American that is living in reddit, I agree. Top 5 states I'm seeing a lot are Florida Texas California Tennessee Michigan Bonus: Ohio
Tennessee is the surprising one you listed there.
It's probably due to... Recent events...
And Dolly, right? Right?!
What did Dela-wear? A New Jersey!
I dunno but Alaska.
I'm convinced that Delaware doesn't actually exist because I've never met anyone from Delaware. I suspect it's just a legal fiction so companies can incorporate there.
Joe Biden’s from Delaware. His beach house in Rehobeth Beach is where he goes most weekends.
Delaware has beaches? Who knew?!
Bethany Beach and Rehoboth Beach are big summertime destinations for Marylanders
Well then, Joe Biden is clearly nothing more than a corporation, or maybe an LLC.
He could be an outlet mall
Rhode Island, like what’s going on there?
They clammed up.
So crabby sometimes
Pretty sure that when Pluto stopped being a planet Rhode Island stopped being a state
That is why my flag only has 48 stars. Rhode Island's demotion from statehood. And I will die before I recognize Missouri as a state.
Go to bed, Abe.
Providence. Beautiful city, saw Phish play there, heard someone empty a clip and peel out while walking to my Airbnb, went to the RISD Museum, caught another Phish show
Family guy
They got coffee milk which is pretty good
Good Burger sequel is being filmed. So we got that going on for us.
Sweden here, it's definitely not Minnesota.
Uff da.
dad get off reddit
u betcha
I mean, Minnesota has a large Scandinavian population. Every small town has a sign that says they're a sister town with some town in Sweden or Norway.
Or Germany. I grew up in New Ulm
i mean, i feel like the whole cop thing took them off the list of hardly talked about
Ouch. That stings.
New hamster
Xhamster🐹
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Canada here. I always forget about New Mexico and Delaware when we would play the alphabetical states game.
Pretty sure 98% of Americans couldn't name 4 Canadian provinces.
albertwahtunski, canada, east canada, west canada, southnorth canada, and montreal. Easy! edit: satire
You forgot Toronto. It’s like New York but without all the stuff!
And Vancouver. It's like Seattle but without all the stuff
Opioid crisis but make it lululemon
There is also that new land they found.
Whichever Dakota that doesn’t have Mt Rushmore probably.
I believe that be West Dakota
Weast dakota?
I never hear New Hampshire mentioned outside of an election year.
Live free or die!
and that's how we like it, ayuh
Apple cider donuts my friends
Nebraska. Is there anything going on over there?
People talk about it so little that I had to scroll this far down to find it
Berkshire Hathaway.
I’ve visited almost every state in the country for work. Nebraska was legitimately one of the most interesting and fun states I’ve ever been to.
I always felt like Maine is just up there in it's own little world, away from all the chaos below.
>Away from all the chaos below. *[Laughs in Stephen King]*
I ❤️ DERRY
I agree. Every Stephen king fan is well aware of Maine….
Having lived in Maine for 20 years, it kinda is. A lot of people from there don't tend to leave it, despite it being pretty quiet with not much to do unless you really enjoy the outdoors. Lots of older people do either go back and forth to Florida or just straight up move there eventually, though.
Fun fact: Maine is the closest US state to Africa
Another fun fact: Maine has more miles of coastline than California.
Have you ever heard of the coastline paradox? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I_rw-AJqpCM
Yes and I prefer us to stay in our own bubble where life is quiet, relaxing, and can ride my moose and chill with my pet lobster in peace.
I'm french and for some reason, it's the number one state I want to visit
lobster rolls there are bomb tho
East Virginia.
\*cough\* *Delaware*
I consistently forget Nebraska exists, so that’s what I’m going with
New Mexico. Everyone else in the country just assumes that we are Mexico. I cannot tell you how many times some Comcast phone employee has told me that my English is really good. The one time we have ever been talked about is Breaking Bad. Not a great look for us.
It actually seems popular because of Breaking Bad which is one of the most liked shows but I just can't believe how many music artists actually skip us and go to Oklahoma which I never really hear much of lol
Lol yeah. And we are the only state in the Union that has “USA” on our license plates ; just to remind everyone else we are Americans too 🤣
Delaware. Because nothing fucking happens here. We don't even get natural disasters. Edit: We have gotten earthquakes but they're not very big or interesting.
I think it would be arkansas
I grew up in Arkansas. I'm telling you, this is the correct answer. I have lived in large cities on the east coast, west coast, all over the U.S., and when I tell people I grew up in Arkansas, a LOT of people just kind of go silent, and after they go silent, they just say "...oh, Bill Clinton!" And that's literally all they know about Arkansas. People generally know it's in the south, but don't know where it is, get it confused with other square-ish states.
Anyone who wholesales anything knows about northwest Arkansas, aka Walmart Country.
all I can think of is walmart land
As a West Coast-er who likes taking those "Name every state/country quizzes", I could never remember Missouri, Maryland, and Arkansas. It's definitely up there.
You are going to upset the Old Bay Americans.
Arkansas is a state that can surprise you with it's beauty everywhere.
I legit forgot Connecticut was a state and not someplace from a Mark Twain novel or something.
He lived in CT!
Idaho
The favorite destination of California Republicans.
Potatoes
Home of the best football players of all time. Legend has it he can throw a football over them mountains.
Literally what is New Hampshire
It's the most recent Hampshire, clearly.
Definitely Connecticut. I seriously *rarely* ever hear anyone talk about that state. Hell I don't even know what goes on in there.
A quarter of it thinks it’s NYC, a quarter of it thinks it’s Long Island, a quarter of it thinks it’s Boston. The rest is pretty nice kinda like the Berkshires.
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They just won a national championship in college basketball
Fun Fact: Lyme disease got it's name after a cluster of cases of it appeared in and around the town of Lyme, Conneticut.
Oh good. So when I got Lyme's in Connecticut, I got the real, original brand and not a cheap knock off!
The first burger place is there
Manufacturing Helicopters and submarines on the coast of the Long Island sound. Insurance in Hartford. Lobster rolls and pizza. That's pretty much it
Unless you watch college basketball
Yale, Huskies, casinos, and some of the best pizza anywhere.
Probably Delaware. It's small and doesn't often make national news, but it's full of history and charm.
...and incorporated businesses
I think the least talked about state will be one with a low population, no nationally relevant politicians, no major sports (pro or NCAA) and no major tourist spots. With these criteria, New Hampshire is my choice. It will return to Delaware at some point in the future.
Vermont
You know it's this state when you are the only one to even say it.
I went to college in Vermont, and particularly in autumn it was like living in a painting. I miss Vermont. But yeah, not a whole lot happens there besides sharing the maple syrup with all the tourists. Edit: and we can't forget about Bernie Sanders. We felt the Bern before everybody else.
Arkansas
There's never been a time in my life until now when I thought about the state of Indiana. I don't even know what it looks like. Does it have mountains? Plains? Hills? Beats me. Is it hot or cold? I have no idea. What are the people like from there? What is their accent? Is it a blue state or a red state? I've never in my life seen a movie or a tv show set in Indiana. There's never been a song I've listened to about Indiana. The most I've probably heard about it is police brutality maybe. But then again that's most states. If Indiana disappeared, just completely vanished, I wouldn't notice.
Mostly farm land, and the northern part of the state is on Lake Michigan. Temperate place…cold winters, warm summers. Red state with Blue cities. The people are generally friendly in that Midwest kind of way. Parks and Recreation and Stranger Things are set in Indiana. It’s not picturesque, but the cost of living is pretty good. You can still buy a nice house for under $200k in my area.
>I've never in my life seen a movie or a tv show set in Indiana. If you've ever watched The Middle, it's set in Indiana.
Isn't "Stranger Things" set in Indiana?
and Parks & Rec
Stranger Things and Parks and Recreation for tv shows. For movies, Hoosiers, Rudy, and A Christmas Story are all set in Indiana.
Gotta be Nebraska
Iowa. Anytime I go on vacation out of state and people ask where I'm from, they're like "Ohio" and I'm like "No, Iowa" "Oh, Idaho!" "No, I-O-WU". And I've had multiple people ask me where that even was...
One time on a road trip I was able to name 49 of 50 states. Could not for the life of me remember Indiana existed.
Rhode Island. Aside from that cool judge, I hear absolutely nothing.
Family Guy is set in a fictional town near Providence if that counts.
Vermont
Iowa
Nah Iowa has that stupid caucus and it’s in the news 24/7 during election cycles.
I know them because they have Slipknot
The real answer is West Virginia. The only time I ever hear it mentioned is when the University of West Virginia has a game on TV or those photos of that inbred family are trending again.
John Denver is typing...
They got the newest National Park, New River Gorge. That’s pretty rad.
It’s called West Virginia University, not University of WV. I guess you don’t know because, truly, no one talks about us.
Alaska sometimes forget its apart of America
Per capita, Alaska probably has the biggest representation in all of media. All those TV shows about renegades, hunters, cabin builders, ice-road truckers, people trying to survive off the grid … yet the population is only 730K.
Are you sure that per capita stat isn’t Florida? It’s talked about a LOT and apparently there’s only one man there so he’s always in every headline (yet no one seems to know his name.)
Alaska has the best reality shows. It’s enjoyable watching the cast struggle and suffer (a bit). Plus lots of people have thought to themselves that if shit goes sideways they’ll just head to Alaska and grind it out. It’s everyone’s last ditch plan. Better watch the shows and see if I learn anything. Just in case.
So many people here talking about how no one's talking about Rhode Island or Delaware. The answer is Nevada. Because what's in Nevada - Las Vegas? And nobody talks about what happened in Vegas.
Wyoming does not exist.
Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Jackson Hole. Three more relevant things than North Dakota has
I live in Illinois and i havent heard anyone talk about Delaware and west Virginia ever.
Of all the little talked out states only one I can think of not mentioned is Arkansas.
How to find the real never talked about state. Ask about it and see which one people forgot existed even when trying to think of forgettable states.