I can honestly never remember anybody being directly rude to me during any of my time in New England or New York, and that includes the two months I was stationed in Newport while attending Justice School. The rudest people I've encountered in my travels have been white southerners. God I hated my time in Virginia.

Preach on brother Sharpton :)

He didn't say rude. He said snobby and could care less about anything outside of Boston.

I grew up in Massachusetts, and yes you are probably correct about that.

In that case, try commissioned naval officers, ESPECIALLY supply corps officers. Doesn't matter where they're from. :#

Yeah, a buddy of mine just moved back from St. Louis. He was there for a few yrs. He said alot of people there are quite arrogant.

I personally liked KC, the atmosphere and the people better and I'm not from there either. My personal take, SOME people in St. Louis have an inferiority/superiority complex. STL isn't better than Chicago, but they want to be and that pisses them off and they think they are soo much better than KC, but people from KC could give 2 shits. St. Louis wants to be a trendy east cost city, but it's not.

I personal get/witness a lot less smiles, friendly conversations, thank yous or random acts of kindness than I did when I lived in KC. Once again this is just my take and my girlfriend would gladly disagree with it (she's one of those St. Louis snobs)

OMG! My friend said the same thing! Almost verbatum. Too weird...

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OMFG SOMEBODY SET US UP THE BOMB!!!

"I'm doing this as hard as I can."

Americans generally are more 'arrogant' then the rest of the world. New Yorkers especially.. ERR

You've obviously never been to France.

the frogs is definitely right up there.

I've travelled the world and the seven seas and have never had a problem with people.

Other than that one girl in the elevator at the Ritz in Atlanta. That was bad.

FAX

With herpes and ass cancer...