We’ve all been there at some point. While on vacation somewhere in the contiguous United States, someone inevitably asks where you’re from, to which you respond “Texas”. And then we wait patiently for the flood gates to open on anything ranging from “Do you know Hank from Nacogdoches?” to “Do you all always say y’all”?
There’s a reason your fellow Americans consider all Texans to be the stereotypical Yosemite Sams crossed with branding-iron carrying, cowboy-boot wearing buckle bunnies always ready to take a spin around a sawdust floor.
For those of you scratching your heads and wondering “What in the world?” may we present to you exhibits 1 through 10 in mainstream Texas stereotypes:
