(ONLY IN YOUR STATE) There are so many different things that people in Alabama are constantly having to explain to visitors. If you’re an Alabama resident, the list below probably sounds familiar. And if you’re currently planning to visit Alabama for the very first time, this list will definitely help you. So, let’s take a look at 14 things that people in Alabama are always having to explain to visitors.

Montgomery is the capital of Alabama. Because Birmingham is the largest city in Alabama, many people assume it’s also the capital.

And complaining about it won’t help. If you visit Alabama during the summer, be sure to drink lots of water and bring extra shirts. Reason being, you can go outside for as little as 5 minutes and come back in completely soaked. Hey, I told you the summer humidity is awful!

You’ll definitely need it! Trust me!

Is there really any other way?

And the town of Greenbow doesn’t exist either, so there’s no need to stop and ask for directions.

We have no clue what this “shopping cart” is that so many other people use.

If you don’t believe me, stop by Peach Park in Clanton to see for yourself. Peach Park is located at: 2300 7th St S, Clanton, AL 35046.

Yep! Here in Alabama, we know the true meaning of GREAT barbecue!

Many people assume New Orleans was the birthplace of America’s original Mardi Gras, but Mardi Gras in Mobile (1703) was going on for 15 years before the city of New Orleans was even founded (1718.)

Maybe someday, but for now you’ll have to go and get them at the Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida state lines like the rest of us have to do.

Also, be prepared for everything to shut down. Oh, and don’t expect to find milk, bread or eggs ANYWHERE!

We’re too busy cheering for our AWESOME college teams to worry about a professional team.

It’s actually located in Huntsville at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center.

Don’t go outside looking for a funnel. Instead, do the sensible thing and take shelter.

Here in Alabama, we don’t know the meaning of healthy food. Fried foods all the way!
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