13 Things All People From Mississippi Have Grown To Hate

If you’re lucky enough to call Mississippi home, you know there’s a lot to love about the state; however, you also know there are a few things that aren’t so great. Obviously, the good outweighs the bad, but you just can’t shake the feeling of dislike for certain things that come along with life in the Magnolia State. From technology failure to annoying insects, here are 13 things you probably hate if you’re from Mississippi.

The hit and miss cell phone reception that comes along with living in a really remote area.

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The excruciating summer heat.

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Hurricane season and all that goes along with it.

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Even though it’s pretty much essential, Wal-Mart.

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The uncertainty of what type of animal may run out in front of your vehicle.

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And the sad consequences if said animal doesn’t make it.

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Having to deal with stereotypes about the state.

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Answering silly questions from out-of-towners, like “Do you have plumbing?”

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When people find out you’re from Mississippi and immediately start citing the “M-I-crooked letter…” chant. (I live here. I know how the state’s name is spelled, thank you very much.)

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The state’s liquor laws, which, depending on the county, prohibit the sale of alcohol on Sundays or, if the county is completely dry, all together.

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Pesky insects such as mosquitoes and fire ants.

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Poorly made tea. Enough said.

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Leaving home! Whether it be by choice or a necessary change, it’s hard to leave such a great place.

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Do you agree? What are some other things you’ve developed a disliking for due to life in Mississippi? Tell us in the comments section below.