Nebraska

[Brian]

I do miss the sandhills, runzas (both the homemade ones and the restaurant), Dorothy Lynch, the type of pizza they made in my hometown, that they don't make anywhere else, the rodeos, etc. It's not a place I wanted to live in my 20s and most of my 30s, but it was an amazing place to grow up, and someplace I'd consider going back to. That being said, small town politics, gossip, and issues can be as brutal sometimes as any corporate or government politics. I have a bunch of friends who never left and they complain about it all the time. Like anything, the grass is always greener...

[flogger]

I do miss the sandhills, runzas (both the homemade ones and the restaurant), Dorothy Lynch, the type of pizza they made in my hometown, that they don't make anywhere else, the rodeos, etc. It's not a place I wanted to live in my 20s and most of my 30s, but it was an amazing place to grow up, and someplace I'd consider going back to. That being said, small town politics, gossip, and issues can be as brutal sometimes as any corporate or government politics. I have a bunch of friends who never left and they complain about it all the time. Like anything, the grass is always greener...

RUNZAS! I can smell them and my mouth is watering

[Jer]

RUNZAS! I can smell them and my mouth is watering

I miss the deals they would do where the temp at 10:00am was the price of your Runza. Dummies always did it in the winter when it was guaranteed to be below zero in Nebraska. Us poor high school kids would go load up and they had to start adding qualifies... have to buy a drink... $0.25 minimum.... one per customer. The drive-thru's would be around the block by 11:30am. Their ranch & fries was the cat's ass too! lol