Most of the villes I know about in TN are vuhl like Nashville, Fayetteville, Knoxville, Milledgeville, Masseyville, Goodletsville, Shelbyville, Cookeville, Louisville, Maryville... Are there any towns in TN pronounced vil, without purposely trying to say it that way? Just curious, if there are any out there...
I say it somewhere in between, LA Fall lit.. Love the "curvull".. like murvull.. and how about Jacks borrow? Btw when did Lake City turn into Vol land?
I once knew a lady from New Jersey. I lived in Knoxville at the time but am from Chattanooga. Anyway, she called me from Decatur, Georgia, needing me to come get her. Long story. (BTW, this was WAY before smartphones and maybe before MapQuest - not sure.) When I asked her where she was, she said, “DEK-a-tur.” I made her say it over and over again, and I was so annoyed with myself because I was super familiar with North Georgia. How had I not heard of this place? I finally made her spell it. “Oh, De-CAY-tur,” I said, laughing.
There are many towns in the US named Decatur not sure how they are all pronounced.....the Indiana one is a "De-KAY-ter"......never heard of a DEK-a-tur! Ha HA!!
The story was that a farm boy would tie his Ma's cow to a post where the town of Moscow grew up so it's pronounced "Ma's Cow". They'll fight you on it.
Moscow Tennesee .... I'm from Mississippi where we have an alien worm hole so we can have Moscow, Edinburgh, and Sebastopol within ten miles of each other. I know about the Scots immigrating but where did all the Russkies come from.
The locals pronounce it more like “horn-wald”, but my family from that area call it Hole-in-the-Wall :-) FYI, Hohenwald is home to an elephant sanctuary for rescues from circuses, failed zoos, etc.
When I took a language course in the Navy, the instructor was amused by my speaking Russian with a Tennessee accent. I never could get that cultured Leningrad accent that they wanted.
In the late 80s when there was a lot of flooding in NW Tennessee, Bobbie Batista of CNN pronounced it "O-bee-on". That's when I started questioning the credibility of reporters. If you report the news,a cardinal rule is to pronounce place names like the locals do.
A guy from a state with towns like Sylacauga & Opileika is making fun of Tennessee towns? In my Bugs Bunny Southern congressman voice, "Of course,you *do* realize that this means woah!"
As a toddler, one of my nieces had a stuffed bunny & she'd do its voice to have conversations with people. One one trip to Nashville, Bunny decided that the exit sign read "Buttsnort" & kept saying it until my sister told the long eared galoot that she was going to punish my nieceling for what the bunny was doing. The next 40 miles into town were very quiet in the backseat.
Jeff DeWitt the first time I saw that Bucksnort sign on I-40, I laughed so hard. I new it had to be real, after all, it was on a green interstate sign.
@@leert2698 Years ago I stopped near there for gas and asked about the name of the place. According to the local there used to be a moonshiner in the area named Buck, and people would talk about going to Buck's and getting a snort. Makes about as much sense as anything!
I live next door to Tullahoma. Been to Lascassas and La Follette. Lol. Didn't know a couple of those though. Should have thrown in Decherd (dek-erd). That one usually confuses people.
My wife and I drove from Columbia, SC over the Great Smokey Mtns, to Pidgeon Forge, Knoxville, Nashville, & Chattanooga through Tennessee. We were so impressed with the beauty of this state. We will return for more. But I was hoping to actually learn something from this video, like maybe the pronunciation of bigger cities, but I was sorely disappointed. Bless your hearts. BTW: my aunt’s family used to live on a farm near Moscow, Idaho -I think it was pronounced similarly. No Soviets there either.
Born and raised in TN and I aced the test :) it helps that my dad takes nursery stock to just about everywhere across the state so I’m familiar with a lot of town names lol Loved the video! As always!
In the early 90s,we had some serious flooding in NW Tennessee & I wrote a scathing letter to CNN about their anchors mispronouncing Obion as "Oh-Bee-On" when anyone can clearly see that it's said "Oh-Bye-On".
I stand behind "Lay-Foh-Latte". Pretty sure that was in a Sound of Music song, produced by Mr. Starbucks. And that's how the town got its name. Yeah. 🤔
Nope the founders last name was lafollette but indeed he pronounced it differently then how we locals say it now. 100 years ago it was how you think it should sound. With time away from the lafollette movings and passing away it's morphed into la-fall-it that's how the locals say it so even the video was a little off. Just say lafallit as one word.
When dude said “ville” in the south is pronounced as “vul” it’s so accurate lol I say “nashvul” “knoxvul” “maryvul” and for some reason a lot of us in Tennessee drops the “y” in Maryville.😂💀
Have ya done one for Georgia town names? Sooo much gold to mine in there. Alapaha Raybon Gardi Jesup Ludowici Vidalia McDonough Dacula and can't forget Albany
Former Obion County resident: "Oh-BEE one. Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time." Oh-BYE-uhn County resident: *Covers face with hand disapprovingly*
I am originally from the West coast. I live in KY now. We are moving to TN next year hopefully. My Grandma was from TN. She was from Signal Point, TN. I got a few of these right myself, lol.
danielle my parents drove through upstate New York years ago and said it was some of the prettiest countryside they had ever seen. You got me with “ you guys “. You definitely gave yourself away with that. Haha. Have a good day and stay safe.
It’s the best when they finally try and guess your town (mine being LaFollette) and hearing them saying something wrong you’ve known your whole life is so funny
I always wondered if you guys would do Obion! My grandparents were born and raised there and live there now. Growing up in the Midwest it doesn’t make sense to me! Of course my grandparents butcher it further to sound more like Obine...
Me: from IL and says them all right. Lived in TN for 10 years and struggled to follow directions to... anywhere. Trick: put marbles in your mouth and cotton in your ears and forget everything you ever knew about phonics.
It’s hilarious that in the middle of the video, I thought: ‘Obion, TN should be on this list. Everyone I know pronounces it differently.’ And sure enough, not only was it on the list, but I was pronouncing it correctly the entire time!
I've never lived in Tennessee or heard of most of these places and still got most of them just by reading them based on what they look like. They're overthinking these ones.
I love my native Tennessee and sure do miss it up here in Vermont. I think I got the pronunciation right on all of them except Mosheim and Lafollette. Mosheim is German and Lafollette is French. I thought it was MOSH-ime and LafollETTE so I learned something new about TN today. My favorite is the Swiss-German town named Gruetli-Laager.
My favorite is Santa Fe...I moved to TN as a kid to Colorado...so when I hear people pronouncing it as Santa Fee...I corrected them and was quickly corrected myself so now I call it Santa Fee 😂🤣
My great grandpa was from Lafollette and basically other larger parts of my family are from there. My grandma always says how it was pronounced in this video. I knew it before it even came up
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The rule that he said about “ville” being pronounced vul in the south is definitely applicable in Tennessee
Not in Clarksville. Unless you have a really thick accent
Except Nashville, Clarksville, Hendersonville...all exceptions to the rule.
Clay Cassin idk man I still say nashvul. Probably the knoxvul in me😂
@Ojibwa62 x Yes! So true
That rule is very true in Mississippi. Greenville (Greenvul), Woodville (Woodvul), Centerville (Cenervul). And I'm sure there's more
Me: *lives in Tennessee.*
Me: *doesn’t know half the word vomit thrown on the screen.*
You are not smart enough to live in Georgia stay away of Georgia you are not good enough sorry
Can you learn to talk it is not an option for tennesse and you cannot stay in our country Georgia is greatest
@@shannonelam454 We don't want to her your opinion unless its on how to cook barbecue the wrong way.
Same!!! I only got a few
I'm a northerner and moved to Tennessee. I can relate a lot. This was helpful LOLLLL
Yep is is “murhvul “ Tennessee. I live in the next town. “Lewisville” but spelled Louisville. Love those Tennessee names.
I'm from Knoxville and some people do call it "Knoxvull," but it's more subtle.
Most of the villes I know about in TN are vuhl like Nashville, Fayetteville, Knoxville, Milledgeville, Masseyville, Goodletsville, Shelbyville, Cookeville, Louisville, Maryville... Are there any towns in TN pronounced vil, without purposely trying to say it that way? Just curious, if there are any out there...
Born and raised in Maryville and to this day pronounce it Mare-vul. Never ever ever Murvuhl. I guess it's different according to who you ask. 🤷♀️
Vonore (va-noor) or even Etowah (ed-o-wa). Lots of people mistaken Etowah for "ed-a-wuh". You gotta love Tennessee names
@@Revgal - you forgot Caryville! Pronounced (care-vul) or (care-a-vul) or (care-a-ville) as WBIR pronounces it. 😂
Where are my Tennesseeseans at?
Right here!!
I was hoping they would try Bolivar!!
Hey
Riiiiiiight here
Here I am!
I'm actually from Lafollette...and we can always tell telemarketers and visitors just by How they pronounce it LOL
I'm from curvull lol best way to teach ppl how to say lafollette has been this la-fall-it say that fast and that's how we say it in Campbell county
Grew up in Knoxville and we always said La-fa-let.
Im from Wisconsin and went to a lafollette high school so that seemed easy to me.
I say it somewhere in between, LA Fall lit..
Love the "curvull".. like murvull.. and how about Jacks borrow? Btw when did Lake City turn into Vol land?
@@flagger2020 they changed it several years ago. But for us "Rocky top, you'll always be Lake City to me!" 😂😂
"I stand by the fact that you just turn every vowl into a U. Uh. Tenn-uh-see. See. It's right in the name." He's onto us!
Wecome to the three great states of Tennessee, East, Middle and West. Each part is totally different from the other.😷
So true live in East Tennessee lived in middle Tn, you can definitely tell who’s from where. Those 3 stars, each with their own personalities
It's also different when you're talking northern and southern Tennesse. I'm from Chattanooga, and the Tri-state area has a distinctive accent.
@@bonnecherie you sure are right
TRUTH!!!!
"West Virginia you know who you are". Almost blew milk out of my nose when he said that
I once knew a lady from New Jersey. I lived in Knoxville at the time but am from Chattanooga. Anyway, she called me from Decatur, Georgia, needing me to come get her. Long story. (BTW, this was WAY before smartphones and maybe before MapQuest - not sure.) When I asked her where she was, she said, “DEK-a-tur.” I made her say it over and over again, and I was so annoyed with myself because I was super familiar with North Georgia. How had I not heard of this place? I finally made her spell it. “Oh, De-CAY-tur,” I said, laughing.
Lol I would have laughed my head off. There is a Decaturville TN and Decatur County in West, TN, too.
I can always tell when someone is new to Chattanooga because they pronounce it 'chatt-anooga'. It's chatta-nooga
@@Revgal there is also a Decatur, TN. It's north of Cleveland.
There are many towns in the US named Decatur not sure how they are all pronounced.....the Indiana one is a "De-KAY-ter"......never heard of a DEK-a-tur! Ha HA!!
B Me neither. Decatur, Georgia, is pronounced the same way as that town in Indiana. 😄
The story was that a farm boy would tie his Ma's cow to a post where the town of Moscow grew up so it's pronounced "Ma's Cow".
They'll fight you on it.
Kinda like how people from Lafayette call it "Luh- Fay- Yet" even though it's named after La Fayette. If you say it right you're wrong.
@@marcspade_pipes Yes! I cringe everytime people don't say luh-fay-it. Or La-Fee-Et if you're talking about the Louisiana city. Don't mix them up!
Moscow Tennesee .... I'm from Mississippi where we have an alien worm hole so we can have Moscow, Edinburgh, and Sebastopol within ten miles of each other. I know about the Scots immigrating but where did all the Russkies come from.
One of my favorites is Hohenwald, Tennessee. Just east of Jackson, it’s pronounced “ho-win-wald”. Accent on the first syllable. Love your show.
The locals pronounce it more like “horn-wald”, but my family from that area call it Hole-in-the-Wall :-) FYI, Hohenwald is home to an elephant sanctuary for rescues from circuses, failed zoos, etc.
That's just down the road from me. I can pronounce it but trying to spell it? That's a different beast. lol
Ho-n-wall
Mak Siccar yes. That is how I have always heard it pronounced
Finger, Bucksnort and Frogjump. For real.
I'm in Tennessee and I can't even pronounce half of the towns in Tennessee I love y'alls videos they're awesome ❤
Same
Same
Me too
When I took a language course in the Navy, the instructor was amused by my speaking Russian with a Tennessee accent.
I never could get that cultured Leningrad accent that they wanted.
I’m from Tennessee and have lived here my whole life but still don’t know these places
Sorry you live there
I am Georgia so there are no problems
@@shannonelam454 I lived in TN for 10 yrs - I"ll take TN over Georgia any day, especially if everyone in Georgia is like you - rude.
@@wolvenwood damn straight
Ooletewah, Tennessee...
OODewah
Ooltewah is not so much a place but a state of mind...
@@RKClements as opposed to Etowah...Eduhwah
How did they not get “Obion”. That’s so easy. I mean yes I grew up not far from there. But come on!
That's what i was thinking. I was yelling at the screen. "It's Obion!"
Cause we’re not all from Tennessee. How do you pronounce these cities in Washington? Sequim and Puyallup.
In the late 80s when there was a lot of flooding in NW Tennessee, Bobbie Batista of CNN pronounced it "O-bee-on".
That's when I started questioning the credibility of reporters.
If you report the news,a cardinal rule is to pronounce place names like the locals do.
Same 😂😂 pemiscot county Missouri here 👋🏼
@@doughesson I grew up in Florida, and I once heard a national news reporter talking about "Tuck-son" (Arizona) and laughed for days....
I’m from Tennessee and hey I got most of them right
This was too short. I'm from Nashville Tennessee, I was waiting for some more. I got all but one right.
My Pop's hometown made the list! From Lafollette, I laughed so hard listening to them try. Needed that today :)
I know right? I'm from LaFollette and loved their tries haha.
Me too, everybody knows you gotta say it like Luh-fall-itt lol
@@ethanmorton8393 been saying lafallit but some use luhfallit depends on what side of the mountain ur on. Lol
I'm from good ol curvull
That's what I thought! Lavina from Downtown Abbey!!!!!! High Five!!
A guy from a state with towns like Sylacauga & Opileika is making fun of Tennessee towns?
In my Bugs Bunny Southern congressman voice, "Of course,you *do* realize that this means woah!"
Even though it's easy to pronounce you should have included "Bucksnort", just because it's such a funny name.
Bucksnort, Tennessee - yes it has a nice ring to it!
As a toddler, one of my nieces had a stuffed bunny & she'd do its voice to have conversations with people.
One one trip to Nashville, Bunny decided that the exit sign read "Buttsnort" & kept saying it until my sister told the long eared galoot that she was going to punish my nieceling for what the bunny was doing.
The next 40 miles into town were very quiet in the backseat.
how about buzzard roost and possum trot. not on the map but are communities locals know about
Jeff DeWitt the first time I saw that Bucksnort sign on I-40, I laughed so hard. I new it had to be real, after all, it was on a green interstate sign.
@@leert2698 Years ago I stopped near there for gas and asked about the name of the place. According to the local there used to be a moonshiner in the area named Buck, and people would talk about going to Buck's and getting a snort. Makes about as much sense as anything!
Southern fun *and* a Downton Abbey shoutout? I'm _all_ in for this one!
I would love to see y’all try to pronounce town names in New England 😂
I am from Connecticut and they would struggle saying most of the town names in Massachusetts Southerners have a hard time saying Massachusetts
My name is after the Tennessee volunteer football stadium
Neyland Harris not sure if that’s much to brag about lol at least we can all hate on Bama and Florida together - maybe?
Please tell me you were born in 98
Just so you know that orange is not the state color.
"Now, no one in Tennessee steered me wrong. West Virginia, though? You know who you are."
I live next door to Tullahoma. Been to Lascassas and La Follette. Lol. Didn't know a couple of those though. Should have thrown in Decherd (dek-erd). That one usually confuses people.
Hello from Tullahoma!!
I’m from the town next to Mosheim and as soon as I saw it on screen I started laughing cause half our town can’t even pronounce it right 😂
I’m from Greeneville, know just where Mosheim is, just a few miles up the road from my family’s house in Tusculum
My wife and I drove from Columbia, SC over the Great Smokey Mtns, to Pidgeon Forge, Knoxville, Nashville, & Chattanooga through Tennessee. We were so impressed with the beauty of this state. We will return for more. But I was hoping to actually learn something from this video, like maybe the pronunciation of bigger cities, but I was sorely disappointed. Bless your hearts. BTW: my aunt’s family used to live on a farm near Moscow, Idaho -I think it was pronounced similarly. No Soviets there either.
Hi, Tennessean here...what names did you need to know about. I'll help if I can.🤠
Born and raised in TN and I aced the test :) it helps that my dad takes nursery stock to just about everywhere across the state so I’m familiar with a lot of town names lol
Loved the video! As always!
Well, you-all just gotta live here to get our names right. LOL 😹
In the early 90s,we had some serious flooding in NW Tennessee & I wrote a scathing letter to CNN about their anchors mispronouncing Obion as "Oh-Bee-On" when anyone can clearly see that it's said "Oh-Bye-On".
This is a series that definitely needs to continue. Each state has towns with so many possibilities!
I stand behind "Lay-Foh-Latte". Pretty sure that was in a Sound of Music song, produced by Mr. Starbucks. And that's how the town got its name. Yeah. 🤔
Nope the founders last name was lafollette but indeed he pronounced it differently then how we locals say it now. 100 years ago it was how you think it should sound. With time away from the lafollette movings and passing away it's morphed into la-fall-it that's how the locals say it so even the video was a little off. Just say lafallit as one word.
@@SmEiF- My joke was sub par, and now it is ded.
Yeah! You attempted the place where I live (La Follette). People massacre the name all of the time.
Davis is that you. If so ur gay if not my bad just s curvull boy tryna talk shit with my fellow Campbell co folk
Moscow? So that’s where Lenin went
He needs a push off the mountain
I never knew there was a Moscow, TN.
How do you get Tullahoma wrong 🧐
It happens more than you think lol
Exactly, I literally went there yesterday, it’s like saying Beersheba springs wrong, it’s pernounces burshuba springs
When dude said “ville” in the south is pronounced as “vul” it’s so accurate lol I say “nashvul” “knoxvul” “maryvul” and for some reason a lot of us in Tennessee drops the “y” in Maryville.😂💀
As a born and raised Tennesseean, I'm halfway between laughing and scoffing. "Amateurs!"
none of these were really hard, vowels are pronounced as a U, ville is vull...easy
@@kennethv5250 Right?!?
Best Tennessee town is Bucksnort. Lived in TN over two decades. I knew all of these!
Dude. Tullahoma literally is pronounce how its spelled. C'mon, People. I'm scared to know how they'd butcher Sewanee.
not everybody is from tennessee and knows how to pronounce nonsensical gibberish.
@@mannemarco333 looooool. Damn, shots were fired😂.
Im from England, so all of these words are just letters put together
I know right!
Awesome Nabilah nahhhhh I ain’t allowing someone from a country with a town called “Brown Willy” to say anything about my state
[Say-one-knee]?
"Ohelloon is right next door." 🤣🤣He's 100% a dad. That was such a dad joke.
Got all but one (Mosheim). Lived in TN 20 years. Grew up in KY. Got all correct on the Kentucky quiz.
Lived in Tn all my life. Got all but 2 right. I love these videos. I usually fail miserably but it's a lot of fun to try.
Have ya done one for Georgia town names?
Sooo much gold to mine in there.
Alapaha
Raybon
Gardi
Jesup
Ludowici
Vidalia
McDonough
Dacula
and can't forget Albany
@@mr.wyodak2131 honestly, forgot about it entirely. Never went there so it didn't jump out out, but you're right, missed opportunity.
Y'all should do Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, Shelbyville, and Lafayette.
You guys should do “Bless Your Rank: Fruit/Berries Edition”!
I died at Lafollette
Moscow, great now I have Moskau stuck in my head again. Moskau, Moskau! Wirf die Gläser an die Wand
Love these so much
The ones they should do are
Sewanee, decherd, sherwood, Hohenwald, gruetli-laager, Estill springs, Orme. Allardt
U must live in Franklin County
marion perhaps lol
thank you, im actually from allardt and was thinking the same thing. def not said how its written
Felicia Sisk you put in several that I haven’t heard of, a few that I have.
Tn here and I only missed one obyeon lol. Great video again.
YES! Lived in TN 8 yrs and only missed 3 of these! Feeling good about myself now, lol.
I've been away too long, used to get all of these all the time, not so much now XD
1:53 Lay-Foe.. Latte
🤣
Former Obion County resident: "Oh-BEE one. Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time."
Oh-BYE-uhn County resident: *Covers face with hand disapprovingly*
When I was little, we used to go Square Dancing in Finger, and Snow White, Tennessee.
Love the cast
So glad they put LaFollette on there! NO ONE outside of East TN north of Knoxville knows how to pronounce it
Shout out from Clarksville TN 🧡
They mentioned my town! (Side note, anyone here will tell you that it's Mur-vuhl 😂)
I am originally from the West coast. I live in KY now. We are moving to TN next year hopefully. My Grandma was from TN. She was from Signal Point, TN. I got a few of these right myself, lol.
These are so fun to watch
As soon as I saw Maryville and Lafollette I knew exactly how to say it and exactly what everyone was gonna say 🤣
Yayay Tennessee! I’m from memphis.
I’ve been waiting so long for one one of theses
Woot I'm from Tennessee!! I would love to see y'all do the state of Maine!!
I know we’re not in the south but I would love to see you guys try to pronounce Long Island or upstate New York town names!
danielle my parents drove through upstate New York years ago and said it was some of the prettiest countryside they had ever seen. You got me with “ you guys “. You definitely gave yourself away with that. Haha. Have a good day and stay safe.
Moscow-w. I am done!!!! Haven't even made it a minute in.😂😂
Got all but 2!! Still haven't seen Lebanon! (Leb'nun)
Yeah! I was waiting for it but it never happened.
Didnt even try Beersheba tho
I think they did Beersheba Springs on another video. Failed, BAD. Lol.
I live in tullahoma and this is hilarious 😂😂
It’s the best when they finally try and guess your town (mine being LaFollette) and hearing them saying something wrong you’ve known your whole life is so funny
I grew up right outside of lafollette and I cant even spell it
Love this
Damn I’m from obion county 😂that’s crazy. We really got a way of talkin y’all.
I always wondered if you guys would do Obion! My grandparents were born and raised there and live there now. Growing up in the Midwest it doesn’t make sense to me! Of course my grandparents butcher it further to sound more like Obine...
Y'all should do some street names in Houston, cause we got some doosie's!
Hey y'all from good ol' Tullahoma!!
Put Shelbyville and Lafayette on your next Tennessee towns video. The locals have have their own way of pronouncing them.😁 😏😉
I lived in Columbia, TN briefly and the way people say Maury Co. is hilarious.
Me: from IL and says them all right. Lived in TN for 10 years and struggled to follow directions to... anywhere. Trick: put marbles in your mouth and cotton in your ears and forget everything you ever knew about phonics.
I said Waxahatchi out loud once. Daddy 😂 at me.
I have never lived in Tennessee but I got three of the names right so I call that a victory!
Lol I live in Tennessee and I know all of these 😂😂
The ville being pronounced vule is so accurate and the random r people put in memphis (where im from) 😂 goes from Memphis to memphris
It’s hilarious that in the middle of the video, I thought: ‘Obion, TN should be on this list. Everyone I know pronounces it differently.’ And sure enough, not only was it on the list, but I was pronouncing it correctly the entire time!
I've never lived in Tennessee or heard of most of these places and still got most of them just by reading them based on what they look like. They're overthinking these ones.
I love my native Tennessee and sure do miss it up here in Vermont. I think I got the pronunciation right on all of them except Mosheim and Lafollette. Mosheim is German and Lafollette is French. I thought it was MOSH-ime and LafollETTE so I learned something new about TN today. My favorite is the Swiss-German town named Gruetli-Laager.
I once had a guy from Tennessee sing the state national anthem for me. I still don’t know what the hell he said.
We rock..!!!!
My favorite is Santa Fe...I moved to TN as a kid to Colorado...so when I hear people pronouncing it as Santa Fee...I corrected them and was quickly corrected myself so now I call it Santa Fee 😂🤣
1:51
👌”La Fillet”👌
I was born in Czech Republic and 've been living in GA for over 2 years. Still got most of them right. What y'all say to that, huh?
Moscow TN is pronounced the same as Moscow, ID, which is near where I went to high school and college.
“I got that one right. I knew that one. I don’t know why.” I said the same thing. And I’m a Tennessean.
I'm from tullahoma so that was funny for me lol
My great grandpa was from Lafollette and basically other larger parts of my family are from there. My grandma always says how it was pronounced in this video. I knew it before it even came up
LOL - I thought they were Southern? 😂😂😂 They must not get out much.
Yall should try Chewalla lol
Finally a city I know. I was sitting waiting for someone to correctly say Obion.
Lol love it