Today is NationalGeorgiaDay! 🍑 We want to know: what is something that someone from Georgia might have to explain to an out-of-towner?
People born in Georgia, and even parts of Florida, may do or say things that make out-of-towners scratch their heads.
Whether it’s juicy peaches, pollen, or saying “y’all”— some things Georgians do may seem like they are from a different planet. We asked our News4JAX viewers: What is something that someone from Georgia might have to explain to an out-of-towner?SHOOKAlso, here’s something that out-of-towners have never heard of or maybe don’t understand:. That’s right, there are multiple counties in Georgia that don’t sell liquor -- AT ALL.
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