[ SECRET POST #4559 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4559 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I stopped getting excited about mentions of Minnesota or Wisconsin because they always get everything wrong. Minnesota is always portrayed as too bumpy and Wisconsin is always portrayed as too flat.

In Bridesmaids the road between Milwaukee and Chicago is a dinky two-lane country road instead of the multi-lane interstate of reality (and it's too flat). I get that the smaller road works better for those scenes, but it's still just such a glaringly out of place setting.

There's an X-Files episode where they go to Minneapolis and some local law enforcement guy says people don't even lock their doors there. It's a big city. It used to be the biggest city west of the Mississippi. People fucking lock their doors in big cities.

In the first season of Fargo, a mix-up leaves a foreign exchange student at the airport. His host wonders, "How did no one notice an African kid at the Twin Cities airport, LOL?" Uh, really, really easily. (Also, the Paul Bunyan and Babe statues in Bemidji are bigger and stupider-looking in real life.)