Scotland hands down.

Anonymous wrote:New York City

BS… Abrasive

Anonymous wrote:As title states. What state that you have been to that had the nicest people?

South Dakota

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Texas by far.

Nice people don't want human beings locked up in a filthy over crowded cage with no edible food, ability to shower, little medical care, just for a misdemeanor. Nice people don't think children should be treated like animals with no medical care.

Omg people like you are insufferable.

America? State of Denial…

Anonymous wrote:southern nice is just surface nice

Bless your heart.

Anonymous wrote:southern nice is just surface nice

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Texas by far.

Nice people don't want human beings locked up in a filthy over crowded cage with no edible food, ability to shower, little medical care, just for a misdemeanor. Nice people don't think children should be treated like animals with no medical care.

Omfg you are insufferable.

Speaking of insufferable.. those people, including children, in cages are suffering, and most Texans seem ok with that.

Anonymous wrote:I also think NYC has very nice people. One time I passed out in a coffee shop (pregnant, overheated while standing in line in a winter coat dragging a suitcase) and so many people helped me.

People don't like the "tone" of New Yorkers or that they can kind of just go about their business without a big smile and a "HI!!" Passing everyone they see on the sidewalk. But I read a study once that they were like, wildly more likely to hold doors, stop to help up someone who had fallen, pull over to offer car assistance, help out a stray pet, give to a neighbor in need, volunteer to provide directions to a visitor, etc than basically anyone else in the US. It was attributed to a more "collectivist" mindset.

Anonymous wrote:Well, the cities include NYC, Seattle, and Baltimore. So: New York, Washington, and Maryland.

Although maybe what I really mean iS kind more than nice.

Well, the cities include NYC, Seattle, and Baltimore. So: New York, Washington, and Maryland.

Wisconsin

Anonymous wrote:I also think NYC has very nice people. One time I passed out in a coffee shop (pregnant, overheated while standing in line in a winter coat dragging a suitcase) and so many people helped me.

This. People in cities tend to be extremely nice. Two guys once helped me with a stroller on the metro escalator when the elevator was down. I've gotten up to move for someone on a train or bus only to be one of three+ people who stood up to offer seats.

Nicest: Massachusetts. Rough around the edges, but incredibly kind under the tough exterior. The opposite of fake southern niceness.

Idaho