Spot On Or Way Off? Post About Life In Montana Goes Viral.

Folks from all over the world visit Montana, and while most people enjoy their time here in Big Sky Country, it’s sometimes humorous when you come across a description of the state or the people who live here.

While it’s been said that many Americans aren’t familiar with the way the world works outside the United States, a recent post on social media shows that those living outside of America might not be aware of what happens here either.

A recent post is making the rounds on social media where someone living in England was asked to describe each of the 50 states and what happens there, and let’s just say, when it comes to Montana, they were a bit off.

While Montana is known for its cowboys, rodeos, National Parks, and outdoor activities, we’re also home to high-tech businesses, fine dining, and 5-star resorts for the rich and famous. The website Shareably posted remarks regarding all 50 states, including the one about The Treasure State.

So what did our English friend say about Montana?

Our buddy across the pond believes that Montana might not be as sophisticated as it is, when the person tweeted the following.

To the best of my knowledge Montana is famous for being a mountain that people live on. 

It didn’t stop there, as mentioned all 50 states were talked about, so what about some of our neighbors? What did our foreign friend have to say about them? Regarding North Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah the following was said.

To the best of my knowledge North Dakota is famous for nothing. I’ve literally never heard of it.

 

To the best of my knowledge Wyoming is nothing more than a big field with a Buffalo in the middle of it.

To the best of my knowledge Idaho is famous for making and eating potatoes

To the best of my knowledge Utah is a place where all you morons, preppers and general nutjobs gather to be alone.

While I’m guessing that some of this was meant to be funny, it seems that our friend across the pond probably isn’t a big fan of the 4th of July or anything else America-related.