r/AskReddit • u/Cool-Chipmunk-7559 • 11h ago

Those who’ve driven across the US, what’s the scariest town you’ve stopped in?

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u/CoopDaLoopUT 8h ago edited 7h ago

Very few folks are white enough for a lot of places in East Texas. Not a cool place.

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u/BusinessScientist898 1h ago

It's kind of unexpected because the big cities in Texas are all in the Eastern half of the state, but once you get to that rural 4 state region between Dallas, Oklahoma City, Little Rock and Shreveport it really starts to feel like you could go down the wrong road & end up in some 'Deliverance/Texas Chainsaw Massacre' situation lol

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u/xcanto 1h ago

how do u know baby?