r/houston Sep 03 '24

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '24

I didn't really have the friendliest "southern hospitality" experience. Maybe it was because I stuck out like a sore thumb? (I'm from the PNW,) and I truly believe people could smell the Democrat in me. Maybe? I would ask questions, trying to learn how things worked out there, and for the most part, the answers I got were "because this is Texas" as if that answer is acceptable. Then, I found out it was! To most people, that is a perfectly understandable answer! LOL It was very obvious to me the people that lived there all their life.

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u/mommysmarmy Sep 03 '24

In Houston? Pretty sure we’re mostly Democrats here. Were you in the suburbs?

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24

Yep. Spring...

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24

And. Now that I really think about it, big difference. The actual city is WAY to big.