Danish household 29 9, 9:21am

In America we have six regions: New England, the Mid Atlantic, the Southeast, the Southwest, the Midwest, and the Pacific. I don't really know much about most of the regions here, but I'll write what I can. People from New England are seen as very stuck-up and rude, partly because their accent makes it sound that way. They also rarely, if ever, pronounce the letter r when they speak and eat bland food. Depending on which state in the Pacific you're in, people either think of you as really creative and easygoing or a weed addict. In the Midwest, theres a lot of tornadoes; I don't really know which stereotypes there are. Then there's the Southwest. Most of it is desert, and people think of there being a lot of Mexicans here. This makes sense since it is right on the border. There's lots of tornadoes here too, but most people think of them as being in the Midwest. People from here are seen as ranchers with gigantic hats and Southern accents, and they also think everyone here is racist. This isn't true. Most people I know aren't, but that's how we're seen anyway.