South Carolinians....

<p>@PKP, haha yeah, we had a GPS and SOMEHOW, don’t ask me how, it took us there. I think my brother, when he was entering the location, just settled at “North Carolina” instead of “Charlotte/Douglas Int. Airport” hahaha idk how “North Carolina” would take us to Chain Gang Hill Road</p>

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<p>Not my home state, and I think it’s unfair to generalize any state like that, whether it’s Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, or Alaska for all I care.</p>

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My class is 14% international… almost every single one of them is legitimately Asian. They’ve all chosen to come here and stay here and come back. The only one who isn’t Asian is from Brazil. But we have Japanese, South Korean, and Chinese students. I haven’t heard complaints from them and like I said, they’ve chosen to study here year after year. They could have gone somewhere else.</p>

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My mom grew up in Bishopville. I know about the poor areas of the state. Unfortunately, however, the largest areas of the state are Charleston, Horry, Lexington, Richland, Greenville, and Spartanburg. These all are rather economically well off. That’s 32% of the state and that’s only the top six counties. I failed to mention places like York, which also are rather economically well off.</p>

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This is true for the midlands and the lowcountry, but not the upstate. You’d be better off at Clemson if you hate mosquitoes. XD</p>

<p>But you got lost in the Burg? XD I once ended up driving in Una… and oh was that a scary place. Most of Sparkle City is actually nice though. Landrum is really pretty. It’s horse country and you can see the mountains and the people are very friendly. Of course I’m biased… but I like the Burg a good bit. It’s a college town, in case you’re curious. I think there’s six colleges here?</p>

<p>(Because we’re so uneducated…)</p>