So that implies the existence of at least one deck of cards and at least one pub in South Carolina?
I ask, as a genuinely curious North Carolinian.
I’m drunk enough to relay this joke: Why are there so many New Yorkers in North Carolina and so many black people in South Carolina? Because South Carolina won the coin toss.
Cost of living could be $5/year, if you can’t expect to be paid $3/year you’d be a nasal fucking retard for moving there. Again, what’s in North Dakota?
The Irish were fleeing starvation and death during the potato famine, not even THEY moved to North Dakota or South Carolina. What’s there?
Almost all of that make sense except South Carolina. There’s nothing in South Carolina.
that’s not true. there’s that law that makes playing cards in a pub illegal
So that implies the existence of at least one deck of cards and at least one pub in South Carolina?
I ask, as a genuinely curious North Carolinian.
I’m drunk enough to relay this joke: Why are there so many New Yorkers in North Carolina and so many black people in South Carolina? Because South Carolina won the coin toss.
If we’re looking solely at cost of living, North Dakota compared to South Dakota also doesn’t make much sense.
Cost of living could be $5/year, if you can’t expect to be paid $3/year you’d be a nasal fucking retard for moving there. Again, what’s in North Dakota?
The Irish were fleeing starvation and death during the potato famine, not even THEY moved to North Dakota or South Carolina. What’s there?