Since I live in Iowa, where we have a lot of open space for hunting, and fishing, and mudding (hick hobbies), naturally, there are lots of "hicks" also. I don't have a problems with those hobbies - except for hunting becasue I'm an animal lover - I even enjoy some of them because the outdoors is a fun place. But when someone "decides" that they're gonna be a "hick" now, not only do they get a new wardrobe, but they also get a new attitude.
If you were to see a "hick" in the south, the words "southern gentleman" might come to mind. Because that's what hicks are supposedly known for in the south. They have respect and manners. But in Iowa, that's a different story. I'm not trying to stereotype all hicks, but from my years of living in Iowa, 95% of the hicks I've met have been theeee biggest assholes I've ever encountered.
They think they're so tough because they like to get dirty, and they drive big trucks, and they kill live animals. But along with all that fun stuff, they think they own the world and their attitude on everything is completely disgusting. They are the most judgemental, narrow-minded, bullying, rude people that I know. I feel like there must be a correlation between being a hick and being a dick. I just can't understand how anyone could possibly stand to hang around them. Yes, they do fun activities, but their comments and their not-giving-a-fuck-about-anyone-but-myself attitudes are atrocious and frankly, unattractive.
A word of advice to guys, but mostly hicks: treat women with respect, don't purposely cause drama, deflate your ego, and read a book to learn proper English.
This song is a little cliche, but seriously, being mean won't get anyone anywhere. (plus the irony of the setting in this video is funny)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYa1eI1hpDE&ob=av2e
i love this. you are 100% right.
ReplyDeletethank you for making my monday!!
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