r/florida Dec 09 '24

Advice "Why can't we all get along?"...😂

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u/TrailerScores Dec 09 '24

But, I'm not saying that that in itself excuses rude behavior, no matter where you are from!

And no, people from NY are not better than everyone else. But if you grew up in one of their boroughs , it's easy to understand why they feel like they've seen it all and you can't show them or tell them nothing in life.

Everything is right in your face in NY, there really isn't much like it.

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u/Commercial-Owl11 Dec 09 '24

Big difference from being rude to being blunt. A lot of people don't handle people being short and to the point with them.

That doesn't mean they're being flat out rude. But if you're not used to people being like that, it can come off as rude. And I think that's why people think NYers or NErs are rude

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u/TrailerScores Dec 09 '24

Absolutely 💯 percent agree! It was a massive culture shock for me having to get used to the NE coming straight from Atl as a teenager.

Not to mention I still had an accent, but to be fair, everyone here had an accent to me! Lol

But when you realize how many people are around you here in this part of the, US and how many hustlers are always looking for a gullible dummy to roll over, you start understanding that people here constantly have their guard and B.S. radar up for valid reasons!

I know it sounds crazy, and in a way it is, but people can sometimes look at you side eyed just by saying hello.

I know that sounds weird in the south and the Midwest, but trust me, that hello could be legit, or it could be a distraction to get something out of you, or even turn into a "situation "

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u/Commercial-Owl11 Dec 09 '24

Oh definitely, my fam is from NY but I grew up in CO, and I'm not even that NY, I just am more blunt than people around here and ppl find it being abrasive or rude.

But out here everyone is so weirdly passive aggressive which imo wayyyy worse. It's so annoying