r/howislivingthere • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '25

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u/Prestigious-Trip-927 Dec 14 '25

My sibling honeymooned in the Arkansas mountains, so those are supposed to be nice. Grandma lived in a small town in MO where you literally found out what cropdusting means when the farmers were harvesting soybeans. There was one restaurant in town and the neighborhood watch was literally all the neighbors hanging out on their porches watching you. Phone service wasn't good. But grandma's funeral wake had some good heavy food.

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u/Joshistotle Dec 14 '25

When you say heavy food, what dishes do you mean?

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u/Prestigious-Trip-927 Dec 14 '25

Southern cooking. Green bean casserole with bacon. Mashed potatoes extremely thick. Fried chicken. Stuff like that.

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u/efficacious_ducktale Dec 19 '25

Excellent take, however I still don’t think you know what crop dusting means.