How do y’all nikkas live in rural deserted hick ass towns? It’s creepy AF out there.

[KnickstapeCity]

I'm not sure what's there to be scared of? I drive through pitch black and storms with no problem.

These c00ns are scared of cacs.

 

[jerzboy]

im sorry you went through that. we definitely have our share of idiots here. its only beautiful because we have less humans. i cherish the little bit of land i own.

Oklahoma is beautiful. I’ve driven from Cali to NJ. Didn’t have any problems there. Stayed at a hotel and no problems from white folks. Now, Missouri was different lol

 

[skokiaan]

Good ol' American livin' right there.

Wide open plains that stretch for miles and miles.

Mrs. Gertrude's apple pie with all fresh ingredients grown/made by the Amish.

The playful collie running in the field with the horses.

The only sounds heard are cars on the 2 lane road and tractors plowing this plentiful land of fruits and vegetables.

Mom yelling out "DINNER TIME!" and 2 cousins hastily pull their pants up and run out of the barn towards the house

 

[shopthatwrecks]

washington state is beautiful

orting
bremerton
port orchard
moses lake

u hardly see any laws

 

[boogers]

washington state is beautiful

orting
bremerton
port orchard
moses lake

u hardly see any laws

i loved riding into seattle coming into downtown from I-90. beautiful country. almost like the city comes outta nowhere! i may be confusing it with highway 2. spokane is really gorgeous but i got serious vibes there lol

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I love that shyt. I'm a city boy but I have a deep appreciation for the great wide open spaces. Always make time to get lost in nature. It's healing

 

[Fill Collins]

That’s where @Roger king lives cuz he’s a fat, lint licking, LeBron dikk riding, uncle fukking fakkit

It seems Iike the two of you aren't friends

 

[Neuromancer]

Cracker country.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

These c00ns are scared of cacs.

I be telling folks to get a gun or carry a knife at least.

 

[Daniel.]

My dream is to do this

I'm hybrid so I go into the city twice a week. Long ass commute aside, it's incredible to go into the city, enjoy the vibe, go to my favorite spots, see friends/fam, then when it's all done come back to the wife and little ones, enjoy the scenery, the space, the air and the peace and quiet. Go to a farm to get a Christmas tree, or fruit, or meat. Go pumpkin picking. See foxes and deer. shyt I would never do or see when I spent my days working, going to bars/clubs and getting black out drunk and not remembering half the night.

I hope you reach that dream my guy. I don't regret the move one bit.

 

[Ozymandeas]

The whole west side of Oklahoma is like that. We filled up at a gas station and a Black woman saw our plates and said try to get to OKC before dark. I asked her is it dangerous for Black people, she said yes but she also said a lot of these “empty”, small, little drive through towns are very haunted.

Tons of speed traps to. One minute you’re driving 60, then a small turn and a small town and a sign that says 25 and a cop on the other side of the hill. Smh. Eerie is the best way I can describe it.

0/10 that whole region seems dangerous for anyone not from those parts

I believe that shyt 100%.

I felt an eerie presence the whole time.

 

[Ozymandeas]

that perfectly paved road is peak infrastructure. this is some first world head ass ish

Aight. It’s easy to say that shyt online. I was deep in Chester County and anybody from Philly know that it’s nothing but farms and small rural towns out there once you get past Kennett Square and West Chester. If my car broke down, I would’ve been on a deserted road.

Edit: It also feels creepy/eerie AF because a lot of the structures are from the colonial era like the 1600s and 1700s.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

Aight. It’s easy to say that shyt online. I was deep in Chester County and anybody from Philly know that it’s nothing but farms and small rural towns out there once you get past Kennett Square and West Chester. If my car broke down, I would’ve been on a deserted road.

Edit: It’s also feels creepy/eerie AF because a lot of the structures are from the colonial era like the 1600s and 1700s.

half my fam lives in reservations and the other half in villages so i know well. but it's not "hicks" and it's my home so there is really nothing to be afraid of other than meth heads.... that's typical city ish though.
i was traveling through one night and rabbits kept running in the road. imagine you trying to get to town doing 60 mph and every 20 seconds a rabbit or 2 sprints across the road. must have came across 100 rabbits that night. now that was creepy.
another time i was with my bros and we ran out of gas because my airhead brother didn't fill up at the last stop. we were sitting there for like an hour before a cop finally came by and brought us some gas. nothing happened though. i think i would prefer driving a rural interstate than a city interstate