What relatively large Southern City has the least Yankees? (neighborhood, live in)

[gwillyfromphilly]

Jackson, MS

[ja1myn]

Stop. Calling. Us. Yankees.

And to answer the question, I would assume plenty of the smaller, backwards Southern or Western towns.

[Amercity]

@kodeblue, baltimore is NOT SOUTHERN, have you ever been to balitmore? geographically it was considered the south 50 YEARS AGO, balitmore suburbs and baltimore are nowhere near southern culture.

[KodeBlue]

Originally Posted by Amercity

@kodeblue, baltimore is NOT SOUTHERN, have you ever been to balitmore? geographically it was considered the south 50 YEARS AGO, balitmore suburbs and baltimore are nowhere near southern culture.

I was born and raised in Baltimore. I know all about It's culture and geography.

[ja1myn]

For the love of God, not another one of these "Is (insert random city here) Southern?" threads.

[dalparadise]

Any National League city would only get the Yankees in town once per season (or a second time if it's the World Series). Seriously, "Yankees?!" what decade is this?

[ja1myn]

Originally Posted by dalparadise

Seriously, "Yankees?!" what decade is this?

Quoted for emphasis.

[sonofaque86]

Birmingham, AL
Memphis, TN

[robertpolyglot]

Originally Posted by gwillyfromphilly

Jackson, MS

This is a good one. I've never been though.

My vote would be Montgomery Alabama. OMG. If you've ever driven between the FL Panhandle and ATL on a steamy hazy summer day, it seems like time stands still there.

I don't think Birmingham, Nashville or Memphis are contenders. And I think of Little Rock as too removed from the South, and more an extension of Texas.

[ja1myn]

Originally Posted by robertpolyglot

I don't think Birmingham, Nashville or Memphis are contenders. And I think of Little Rock as too removed from the South, and more an extension of Texas.

But let's be real, have we ever heard of a NYer wanting to move to those places?