A series wouldn't make any sense - native Pennsylvanians who have stayed there (or move back) don't tend to go far from the State. For those from East PA, Jersey and Delaware are places that will be inevitably traveled to for some reason or another. Thus we get what makes this video so good and biting: it is knowing commentary of Delaware born of neighboring context and experience. The fuel to build the fire from simply wouldn't exist to make a video about Wisconsin, etc..
@@ZenRanger94 You probably already know this if you went to school there, but, Delaware kind of WAS the unwanted kid. We refer to those first few states as the “Thirteen Original Colonies”, but technically, there were only twelve of them under British rule. Delaware was just the southernmost part of an entity known as the Colony of Pennsylvania and Delaware. The two parts of it WERE treated as separate colonies in some ways, but not in others, and they shared a governor. They didn’t split until during the Revolution. As for the “unwanted” part, zoom in on the weird border between the two states. It’s a semicircle, the center point of which is an old courthouse in New Castle. This border was made official when the two states split, but the division between the two parts actually dates all the way back to 1681, at which point what’s now Delaware was part of the Colony of Maryland. King Charles II gave William Penn the deed to what’s now Pennsylvania, with what’s now Delaware set aside for the then Duke of York (his son, James II), who had captured the territory from the Dutch. The following year, the Duke decided that he didn’t want the land and just let Penn have it. 🤣
I appreciate these state review videos. Also as a Swede I've come to understand that Delaware is where we established a colony that the Dutch then kicked over.
As a southern Delawarean now living in the West Chester area, I approve of this. I also am beyond glad you refrained from falsely using the "LSD" moniker.
I was shocked upon my first visit to Delaware, it was like visiting a whole nother country. The culture, verbal accent, & unique food will always stand out in my mind. Whenever I am having a hard time, I just give thanks I'm not in Delaware.
I've lived in DE, but I grew up (and now live again) in PA. It sure is a state, alright. Decent crabbing down south (where you'll encounter some of the more... colorful residents, who think it IS the deep south). But that's ok too, I guess. New Castle is pretty fun to walk around, and Cape Henlopen was some of the best camping spots around. I did my graduate thesis based on some Delaware marshes and spent a lot of time on the south shore of the Delaware Bay. Heck, even now, I drive through it at least 4 times per week omw to my work in NJ. I grew up about 30 minutes away from DE, and it was always a special treat to be herded into the car with the rest of my family for a trip to the closest mall, Concord Mall. Which is kinda-sorta juuuust hanging on for dear life these days. My parents LOVED the no sales tax. I loved the Sbarro's, and the Walden Books, and the Spencer's Gifts. (Spencer's Gifts was still there the last time I went a couple of years ago!) My brother and I attended karate lessons in Newark. We shopped in ALL the stores on Rt. 2, Best Buy and Guitar Center (RIP) chiefly among them. I got my first job in the Computer City on 202 and lived, for a time, just down the street in my first apartment. I shot pool in Newark and saw small, shitty bands play in small, shitty coffee houses. Northern DE has some pretty twisty little back roads, and I bombed my Camaro down them so often that it became like a playground to me. I learned ALL the back road ways to my house WAY before Google Maps or even Mapquest, just by getting lost and figuring it out along the way. That's actually one of the things we were most envious about, and it still holds true today--DE has MUCH better road maintenance than PA will ever have. You knew IMMEDIATELY when you crossed the boarder because the ride got so much quieter and smoother. We figured it was all that DuPont money. Anyway, apologies for rambling, but growing up in SE PA, Delaware was just so accessible and thus became a huge part of our lives (and still is). DE is rad and holds a special place in my heart. Much love.
I feel the same way about delaware. Though I'm from central PA. My family traveled down there every year up until about 2020 when I started going to obx. I still love it down there. I have so many great memories. Not perfect, but it's nice, and Cape henlopen is the best campground, in my opinion!
Same here, I lived in delaware over 20 years. Born in PA and im now back home again in PA, but it got too crowded, and I needed the change. I moved back home now im blossoming here in “Kentucky” 😅 but Delaware holds a special place for me. All my friends live there, I grew up sailing, hiking, swimming, fishing and then working at Cape Henlopen State Park almost 8 years. I will always love Delaware but im glad I left.
As someone who grew up in delaware, I appreciate the comment about the people in the lower 3rd. Pretty often, people who have never been to DE think "delaware isn't southern", which is kind of true, but I usually just laugh and say "you haven't been there"
Hard to actually LOL, but this one gave me some LOLs, especially (and as usual) Roman’s ad and the line about the guy not to be trusted within 500 feet of… himself.
As a lifelong Delawarean, I'm pretty sure it's the best state in the nation, but nobody takes us seriously, and I think we like it that way. Also, I've never been to any state other than Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey. But I'm sure we're the best based on what I see about the country on PBS News Hour & CNBC. Now I'm going to chat with a neighbor about the Delaware Way while watching the Kalmar Nickel dock in Wilmington and then pay my incorporation taxes for my HOA. Then maybe do my weekly check of the best rate on T-bills.
A friend from NJ told me a woman he knew who would argue that if you were interested in nature that there was no reason to ever leave Delaware. She wouldn't hear arguments against her position even after this friend had come back from living in Arizona and describing to her the mountains and Grand Canyon. LOL
My band is from Claymont, Delaware. Delaware has a rich music history from the first Doom Metal Band BANG in the late 70s to the psych rock of Zen Guerilla in the 90s. One of the most underrated indie rock bands from the 90s was Caterpillar. There is a vibrant experimental and noise scene in Delaware. Bob Marley worked in a car factory in Delaware. It is not all DuPonts and George Thorogood
I’m right with you, Brian. It IS weird that Pennsylvania wasn’t the first state, and I thought that even as a little kid growing up on the opposite side of the country. My fourth grade teacher had everybody research and write these little reports throughout the year on the individual states, and put a big blank map of the country on the wall. Every time somebody wrote a report on a state, one of those little Avery foil star stickers would go on it. The first person to do a report on a state also got to color it in. This was in western Nevada, which is kind of like a refrigerator where the rest of the western USA’s leftover people end up (to the point that only one out of every four residents was actually born there), so naturally Nevada and the surrounding states where some of my classmates were born (including my own birthplace of Arizona) were already done at least once. Most of the more famous states, like Texas, Hawaii, New York, Alaska, and Florida were also already covered. I think one kid actually went with Delaware just because it was the first. I wanted to contribute to actually filling out the map, so I decided to go with a state that hadn’t been covered for my first report. I went with Pennsylvania, for kind of a stupid reason. Remember that kinda dopey sitcom set in Philadelphia, “Brotherly Love”? Yeah… it was in reruns on Disney Channel at the time, and I liked it for whatever reason. The more I read about Pennsylvania and the important role it played in the foundation of the country, though, I starting thinking that it should’ve been the first.
I drove from Montana to Firefly with 6 people in a $1000 suburban. The damn thing ate it’s rear end as we rolled into Dover and we limped into the festival knowing we had some serious parking lot wrenching to do when the festival was over but we made it back thanks to a local wrecking yard having a rear end on hand. Most our party was helpless with a wrench so I sent them to the beach while me and another guy fixed the truck in heavy rain
I grew up in Wilmington, about 4 blocks from where Kahunaville was. Saw Quiet Riot and Green Day there. If you're not a beach person there is a pretty good car scene there. You mentioned Dover Downs but there are racetracks up and down the state, with US 13 dragway being my favorite. And if you add WAWA....it's perfect.
I describe Delaware (respectfully) as a ‘Drive Thru State’. I like some states in the midwest are ‘Fly Over States’. Besides going to a few of the beaches most people are driving to a boarding state.
I grew up in the 60s in Maryland's Cecil County (Ceciltucky), next to Northern Delaware. Back then those shopping trips were like trips to paradise, compared to Elkton. I suspect most people who experience Delaware mostly know the tolls: the NJ Tpk ($20 from NYC), Delaware Memorial bridge toll ($5), and the 13.3 mile Del Tpke (no EZpass $5.60).
I lived in delaware over 20 years. Born in PA and im now back home again in PA, but it got too crowded, and too expensive, also I needed the change. I moved back home now im blossoming here in “Kentucky” 😅 but Delaware holds a special place for me. All my friends live there, I grew up sailing, hiking, swimming, fishing and then working at Cape Henlopen State Park almost 8 years. I will always love Delaware but im glad I left.
It must be a northeastern thing. We New Jersey folk are the same way. “You lived in New Jersey? Where? Did you know Harry Fenstermacher from Toms River?”
I'm from Seattle, and at least NJ has the external trappings of being a real place. I'm not just saying that cause the sopranos got popular again. There is actual stuff that comes to mind when someone says "I'm from Jersey".
my only significant memory from the state of Delaware is getting stuck on I-95 outside Wilmington and a guy in a white Silverado says fuck it and drives through the grass island and drives away on the other side
Just know we locals hate all the tourists clogging up Rt1 and Rt13 every summer. It's humorous seeing the idiots standing in line for an hour to use the bathroom at the north Smyrna Wawa... not knowing the rest Area 1000 yards north has cleaner nicer bathrooms...
I'm sorry but I've lived in PA for almost 25 years and I unabashedly LIKE Delaware. I like salt marshes, cypress swamps and inland bays. Delaware gives me a way to be in them without having to go further south. The pace of life in Slower Lower is on par with states further south, but with proportionately fewer rednecks. Unfortunately like many other southern states farmland is being turned into Toll Brothers/Ryan tract housing, turning the state into the states other people move there from. I feel like you missed an opportunity to talk about Delaware's fascination with tiny black and white license plates.
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Lived there 2012 to 2017 in Sussex Co. It was 'ok' 2017-2021 in Kent Co, Dover area. Miserable, had to buy a vacation spot in Chincoteague to run away to every weekend from the misery of Dover Now in FL. And never, ever going back
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I want to see this become a series. A review on each State.
Seriously, would be great if they continued this.
Please do Maryland next!
Why do you want that?
A series wouldn't make any sense - native Pennsylvanians who have stayed there (or move back) don't tend to go far from the State. For those from East PA, Jersey and Delaware are places that will be inevitably traveled to for some reason or another. Thus we get what makes this video so good and biting: it is knowing commentary of Delaware born of neighboring context and experience. The fuel to build the fire from simply wouldn't exist to make a video about Wisconsin, etc..
As a European, Delaware never felt like an actual state to me. I always thought it was some kind of shopping branch.
As a Delawarean, I've never felt like Delaware is a real state, just the unwanted stepchild of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
As an American that lives in a different part of the country I swear Delaware is a myth.
As someone who is from Delaware we don't care what Europeans think or really anyone else from any other country or state.
@@Unknown_Ooh preach brother
@@ZenRanger94 You probably already know this if you went to school there, but, Delaware kind of WAS the unwanted kid.
We refer to those first few states as the “Thirteen Original Colonies”, but technically, there were only twelve of them under British rule. Delaware was just the southernmost part of an entity known as the Colony of Pennsylvania and Delaware. The two parts of it WERE treated as separate colonies in some ways, but not in others, and they shared a governor. They didn’t split until during the Revolution. As for the “unwanted” part, zoom in on the weird border between the two states. It’s a semicircle, the center point of which is an old courthouse in New Castle. This border was made official when the two states split, but the division between the two parts actually dates all the way back to 1681, at which point what’s now Delaware was part of the Colony of Maryland. King Charles II gave William Penn the deed to what’s now Pennsylvania, with what’s now Delaware set aside for the then Duke of York (his son, James II), who had captured the territory from the Dutch. The following year, the Duke decided that he didn’t want the land and just let Penn have it. 🤣
I appreciate these state review videos.
Also as a Swede I've come to understand that Delaware is where we established a colony that the Dutch then kicked over.
Im loving all the extra content from the RCR Cinematic Universe
🤣🤣 That local department rant was totally Boscov's. Good job!
That advertisement bit from Roman had me dieing! Thanks!
As a southern Delawarean now living in the West Chester area, I approve of this. I also am beyond glad you refrained from falsely using the "LSD" moniker.
Department Store Ad was Pure Gold!!!
"We're all going to die anyway"
Sounds like a challenge to me, Mr. Regular.
I was shocked upon my first visit to Delaware, it was like visiting a whole nother country. The culture, verbal accent, & unique food will always stand out in my mind. Whenever I am having a hard time, I just give thanks I'm not in Delaware.
Roman doing the outlet store ad made me laugh so hard
I've lived in DE, but I grew up (and now live again) in PA. It sure is a state, alright. Decent crabbing down south (where you'll encounter some of the more... colorful residents, who think it IS the deep south). But that's ok too, I guess. New Castle is pretty fun to walk around, and Cape Henlopen was some of the best camping spots around. I did my graduate thesis based on some Delaware marshes and spent a lot of time on the south shore of the Delaware Bay. Heck, even now, I drive through it at least 4 times per week omw to my work in NJ.
I grew up about 30 minutes away from DE, and it was always a special treat to be herded into the car with the rest of my family for a trip to the closest mall, Concord Mall. Which is kinda-sorta juuuust hanging on for dear life these days. My parents LOVED the no sales tax. I loved the Sbarro's, and the Walden Books, and the Spencer's Gifts. (Spencer's Gifts was still there the last time I went a couple of years ago!) My brother and I attended karate lessons in Newark. We shopped in ALL the stores on Rt. 2, Best Buy and Guitar Center (RIP) chiefly among them. I got my first job in the Computer City on 202 and lived, for a time, just down the street in my first apartment. I shot pool in Newark and saw small, shitty bands play in small, shitty coffee houses. Northern DE has some pretty twisty little back roads, and I bombed my Camaro down them so often that it became like a playground to me. I learned ALL the back road ways to my house WAY before Google Maps or even Mapquest, just by getting lost and figuring it out along the way. That's actually one of the things we were most envious about, and it still holds true today--DE has MUCH better road maintenance than PA will ever have. You knew IMMEDIATELY when you crossed the boarder because the ride got so much quieter and smoother. We figured it was all that DuPont money.
Anyway, apologies for rambling, but growing up in SE PA, Delaware was just so accessible and thus became a huge part of our lives (and still is). DE is rad and holds a special place in my heart. Much love.
I feel the same way about delaware. Though I'm from central PA. My family traveled down there every year up until about 2020 when I started going to obx. I still love it down there. I have so many great memories. Not perfect, but it's nice, and Cape henlopen is the best campground, in my opinion!
Same here, I lived in delaware over 20 years. Born in PA and im now back home again in PA, but it got too crowded, and I needed the change. I moved back home now im blossoming here in “Kentucky” 😅 but Delaware holds a special place for me. All my friends live there, I grew up sailing, hiking, swimming, fishing and then working at Cape Henlopen State Park almost 8 years. I will always love Delaware but im glad I left.
As someone who grew up in delaware, I appreciate the comment about the people in the lower 3rd. Pretty often, people who have never been to DE think "delaware isn't southern", which is kind of true, but I usually just laugh and say "you haven't been there"
Please do all 50 states, I absolutely love these
I'm starting to think Roman is at his best when he gets worked up like Sam Kinison or Bobcat Goldthwait
While I breathe for Brian’s literary deconstructionism, I live for Roman’s ads.
With a little bit of Crazy Eddie thrown in for good measure.
I think fake ads will replace intro/outro songs as my new "thing" 😅
This is most information about Delaware I’ve heard in one sitting.
As a delaware resident, UD grad, delaware law school student, and delaware worker, I feel seen.
I often forget Delaware exist until someone mentions it.
Love the review, this review has a frankness to it the old 2015 videos had that's a fun treat to hear. You guys are great!
Hard to actually LOL, but this one gave me some LOLs, especially (and as usual) Roman’s ad and the line about the guy not to be trusted within 500 feet of… himself.
I think the Wayne's World bit summed it up best. "Hi...... I'm in........ Delaware."
As a lifelong Delawarean, I'm pretty sure it's the best state in the nation, but nobody takes us seriously, and I think we like it that way. Also, I've never been to any state other than Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey. But I'm sure we're the best based on what I see about the country on PBS News Hour & CNBC.
Now I'm going to chat with a neighbor about the Delaware Way while watching the Kalmar Nickel dock in Wilmington and then pay my incorporation taxes for my HOA. Then maybe do my weekly check of the best rate on T-bills.
Keep these gems coming and you'll be anointed the new Charles Kuralt
Complete with a secret second family! Somehow!
"top loading laundry" with a shot of a toilet has me in stitches
immediately recognized that beach at the start as rehoboth. I love it there.
The long awaited return of Regular State Reviews
A friend from NJ told me a woman he knew who would argue that if you were interested in nature that there was no reason to ever leave Delaware. She wouldn't hear arguments against her position even after this friend had come back from living in Arizona and describing to her the mountains and Grand Canyon. LOL
We're doing more of these? I can't wait til they get to IL
This is such a throw back love it
My band is from Claymont, Delaware. Delaware has a rich music history from the first Doom Metal Band BANG in the late 70s to the psych rock of Zen Guerilla in the 90s. One of the most underrated indie rock bands from the 90s was Caterpillar. There is a vibrant experimental and noise scene in Delaware. Bob Marley worked in a car factory in Delaware. It is not all DuPonts and George Thorogood
You need a regular state review channel PA review was a masterpiece
I want to see a collab between Regularcars in Dan Bell so bad. That abandoned mall image though.
Roman went hard on this one. Love it
As a Delaware native, very true nothing happens here
C’mon guys… come out to Montana please
Oh, nice new format! Love it, please do more states - thats really interesting!
Department Store ad needs to be its own standalone video
I'm sold. I'm moving to Your Local Department Store.
The Florida review is going to be so wonderful.
I am both afraid and eagerly anticipating the RCR Review of Wisconsin
You guys are the best! keep living your best life.
I’m right with you, Brian. It IS weird that Pennsylvania wasn’t the first state, and I thought that even as a little kid growing up on the opposite side of the country.
My fourth grade teacher had everybody research and write these little reports throughout the year on the individual states, and put a big blank map of the country on the wall. Every time somebody wrote a report on a state, one of those little Avery foil star stickers would go on it. The first person to do a report on a state also got to color it in. This was in western Nevada, which is kind of like a refrigerator where the rest of the western USA’s leftover people end up (to the point that only one out of every four residents was actually born there), so naturally Nevada and the surrounding states where some of my classmates were born (including my own birthplace of Arizona) were already done at least once. Most of the more famous states, like Texas, Hawaii, New York, Alaska, and Florida were also already covered. I think one kid actually went with Delaware just because it was the first. I wanted to contribute to actually filling out the map, so I decided to go with a state that hadn’t been covered for my first report. I went with Pennsylvania, for kind of a stupid reason. Remember that kinda dopey sitcom set in Philadelphia, “Brotherly Love”? Yeah… it was in reruns on Disney Channel at the time, and I liked it for whatever reason. The more I read about Pennsylvania and the important role it played in the foundation of the country, though, I starting thinking that it should’ve been the first.
Kent County is fun if you spend all your time on the water and have sea tow on speed dial.
I drove from Montana to Firefly with 6 people in a $1000 suburban. The damn thing ate it’s rear end as we rolled into Dover and we limped into the festival knowing we had some serious parking lot wrenching to do when the festival was over but we made it back thanks to a local wrecking yard having a rear end on hand. Most our party was helpless with a wrench so I sent them to the beach while me and another guy fixed the truck in heavy rain
I grew up in Wilmington, about 4 blocks from where Kahunaville was. Saw Quiet Riot and Green Day there. If you're not a beach person there is a pretty good car scene there. You mentioned Dover Downs but there are racetracks up and down the state, with US 13 dragway being my favorite. And if you add WAWA....it's perfect.
LETS GOOO I've been waiting for this one for like a year since it's been mentioned
I describe Delaware (respectfully) as a ‘Drive Thru State’. I like some states in the midwest are ‘Fly Over States’. Besides going to a few of the beaches most people are driving to a boarding state.
Loved the poorly looped loop.
Baja Pennsylvania
Hands up who tried to skip that ad!
"AND AIRWALK" Yeah... That tracks.
Mr. Regular, please make this shit a series.
Please make Your Department Store a regular bit. Hilarious!
Delaware is in such an awkward place that you don't even need to visit it BY ACCIDENT
Regular State Reviews
I grew up in the 60s in Maryland's Cecil County (Ceciltucky), next to Northern Delaware. Back then those shopping trips were like trips to paradise, compared to Elkton.
I suspect most people who experience Delaware mostly know the tolls: the NJ Tpk ($20 from NYC), Delaware Memorial bridge toll ($5), and the 13.3 mile Del Tpke (no EZpass $5.60).
Do not , I REPEAT DO NOT take Tylenol with or after drinking alcohol.
please make more of these!!!
I lived in delaware over 20 years. Born in PA and im now back home again in PA, but it got too crowded, and too expensive, also I needed the change. I moved back home now im blossoming here in “Kentucky” 😅 but Delaware holds a special place for me. All my friends live there, I grew up sailing, hiking, swimming, fishing and then working at Cape Henlopen State Park almost 8 years. I will always love Delaware but im glad I left.
More Roman ads please. Pure gold
It must be a northeastern thing. We New Jersey folk are the same way. “You lived in New Jersey? Where? Did you know Harry Fenstermacher from Toms River?”
I'm from Seattle, and at least NJ has the external trappings of being a real place. I'm not just saying that cause the sopranos got popular again. There is actual stuff that comes to mind when someone says "I'm from Jersey".
I think the more common question is "What exit on the Turnpike are you from?"
I think it’s more the Garden State Parkway, but you’re right otherwise.
I'm from Toms River and have never heard of such a person. 😂
@@1983jcheat the joke. Think ya missed.
Nice review of the three lower counties.
Don't forget New Jerseyans going there to dodge cigarette tax XD
They're always fucking up traffic on 95 north near the 295 split south of Wilmington.
@@cbrad-eo6nt the 1 as well, but they could be said from Key West to the Canadian border.
"Nobody's coming from down south!" You're right, I refuse to drive up there
Delaware: one of the states of all time.
Yes Delaware is a department store for the lacking sales tax. People would come to DE to buy their kitchen appliances or school clothes.
lost it at Airwalk
Same
my only significant memory from the state of Delaware is getting stuck on I-95 outside Wilmington and a guy in a white Silverado says fuck it and drives through the grass island and drives away on the other side
You forgot the largest liquor store on the east coast, Total Wine, whose parking lot is filled with out of state plates.
Man even here in jersey we keep forgetting you deleware.
Just know we locals hate all the tourists clogging up Rt1 and Rt13 every summer.
It's humorous seeing the idiots standing in line for an hour to use the bathroom at the north Smyrna Wawa... not knowing the rest Area 1000 yards north has cleaner nicer bathrooms...
That place is like a shrine to me. and yes it does.
Don't lie, you love Delaware.
YOU LOVE IT
YOU LOVE IT
YOU LOVE IT
thats it, I'm going to refer flower arranging/Ikebana as Ike Banana
The biggest takeaway I got from this was that Trix Yogurt is discounted.
That bridge at 1:37 is in Maryland.
2:28 reminds me of that video of South Africa president Jacob Zuma trying to say the word beginning.
There's only one good thing about Delaware.........
AUBREY....PLAZA!!!!!
YOUR WELCOME!!!!
Love state reviews!
Now I'm sold on Delaware. Even if The Monster Mile isn't the best of NASCAR tracks.
Please do Maryland next
I probably have not thought about Delaware in the past 7 years.
Delaware wasn't the same since the Pontiac Solstice factory closed.
I'm sorry but I've lived in PA for almost 25 years and I unabashedly LIKE Delaware. I like salt marshes, cypress swamps and inland bays. Delaware gives me a way to be in them without having to go further south. The pace of life in Slower Lower is on par with states further south, but with proportionately fewer rednecks. Unfortunately like many other southern states farmland is being turned into Toll Brothers/Ryan tract housing, turning the state into the states other people move there from.
I feel like you missed an opportunity to talk about Delaware's fascination with tiny black and white license plates.
crotch-it got me lmao
Mr. Regular: There can be no ultimate American state.
Me: Texas, deep fried in irony.
Mr. Regular: Except maybe Texas.
I will serve you til my dying day.
"Collective Hole" is the name of my roommate's polyamorous Collective Soul tribute band.
Do one for New Jersey.
They BUTTED IN LINE!
I would bay to see Roman replace the Ad-Libbing in Rick and Morty
Rehoboth beach is pretty nice.
Oh no! It's Gloria Vanderbilt, out for revenge!
Do New Joisey next.
I could listen to Roman list made up words for hours
I was hoping you would do another one of these. Thanks
Delaware: Because Ocean City, Maryland is too expensive.
BEST WHEN BAKED
Never has there been devised a better spread for toast other than a good apple butter, except for regular better.
Wayne and Garth: "look, I'm in Delaware."
Kudos were good. I liked them.
Lived there 2012 to 2017 in Sussex Co. It was 'ok'
2017-2021 in Kent Co, Dover area. Miserable, had to buy a vacation spot in Chincoteague to run away to every weekend from the misery of Dover
Now in FL. And never, ever going back
As a person whose never been to either of these states. You're version of rural still has too many people. You should visit NM