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A viral post on Twitter sparked a "nice vs. kind" debate.
A self-described "West coaster" Jordan Green wrote that the West Coast is nice but not kind.
Green: "We're nice, but we're not kind. We hit mute in real life. If something sounds nice, doesn't mean it's kind".
In the South , politeness takes the form of "I will talk to you and inquire as to your day; I will give my time to you"; but in New York that CAN NOT WORK.
In New York , in the South politeness is "I.
will not waste your time" In the Midwest , a Southerner will offer to call someone for you if you drive into a ditch.
A Wallethub survey ranks Minnesota as the kindest state in terms of volunteerism and volunteerism.
Minnesota was the most kind state, followed by Utah , Maryland , Oregon , and Ohio .
No matter where we live, we play a role in molding the culture of our immediate surroundings.
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