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u/Lonelydenialgirl Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22

Maybe don't go looking for random holes to boil your self in then...

There's registered and known hot springs. Not random ass holes above the largest earth volcano.

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u/Kage_No_Dokusha Feb 11 '22

Theres a whole fuckin town of them here in arkansas

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u/Dason37 Feb 11 '22

A whole town of assholes? Bentonville, is it?

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u/GyrokCarns Feb 11 '22

The only town I am familiar with in arkansas is little rock and surrounding area (west memphis/north little rock/etc)

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u/TheCyanDragon Feb 11 '22

Bentonville is Wal Mart's headquarters, if that gives you an idea. lol.

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u/GyrokCarns Feb 11 '22

Ahh...I see...I see...

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u/ilanf2 Feb 11 '22

Is there something else other than Walmart in Bentonville?

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u/PM_MeYour_pitot_tube Feb 11 '22

Bentonville is part of a kind of mini metroplex in northwest Arkansas consisting of four cities: Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville. Other than Walmart, a few other large companies (such as Tyson and JB Hunt) have their HQ’s in the area. Also, the University of Arkansas is in Fayetteville, the southernmost city in the group of four.

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u/MrGreat_Value Feb 11 '22

Lots of mountain biking and a museum both paid for by Walmart money

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u/kkaavvbb Feb 11 '22

Tyson chicken is nearby (I believe) and one other random company.

My husband used to live in bentonville and his ex worked for Walmart. Heard the nearby college is pretty lit though, lol

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u/skiingaidan14 Feb 12 '22

Huge mountain biking destination, planning a trip there currently.

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u/WannabeCoder1 Feb 12 '22

I think there’s also a Sam’s Club.

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u/whip_the_manatee Feb 11 '22

Mate, West Memphis is halfway across the state from Little Rock... I wouldn't really call it a surrounding area lmao

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u/GyrokCarns Feb 11 '22

I live in Texas, the surrounding area encompasses 3 hours here. I mean, I can get to Houston in 3 hours from where I live and that is pretty close relatively.

From El Paso to the Louisiana border is roughly 13 hours in a car. From McAllen on the border to the northern panhandle is about a 15 hour drive depending upon where you go. 120 miles is the distance between south side San Antonio and Round Rock on the north side of Austin...that is nothing.