People, Minneapolis

Favorite thing: Alright, NO ONE says "ya you betch" that is a NOT true lol. You're more likely to hear, "sweet" or in the college community "tight" and the ever popular "cool" If someone says anything close to "Ya" it will be "yep" or "sure" and there is NO accent. Uggg! Having traveled myself I have been told FIRST HAND, that I do NOT have an accent. I have been told I speak faster than most, but NO accent.

Ok lol one of the best things to see is obviously MOA *Mall Of America to non locals* The Quest, formerly owned by Prince, First Av, another awesome club. Otherwise..just wander, that's the most fun thing to do.

Fondest memory: The Quest, The Quest and The Quest, it is my favorite club. Have seen, Stereofuse, Pay The Girl, Von Ray, Alter Bridge, and will be seeing Alter Bridge AGAIN there soon.

Favorite thing: If you spend some time here, you'll find Minnesotans extremely welcoming folks.
'You betcha!'

However, at first Minnesotans sometimes come across as a bit reserved. They aren't necessarily the most outgoing and wild bunch, but when you get to know them, they are extremely warm and friendly and most important, genuine.

Favorite thing: Think about the great people that come from here!!!Brenda Ueland, Author, Knighted by the King of NorwayPatty Berg, Golfer, Women's Golf Hall of FameAndrews Sisters, Singers, popular group during WWIIPrince (Rogers Nelson), Singer/SongwriterLouie Anderson, ComedianJames Arness, ActorPeter Arness (Peter Graves), Actor, star of Mission ImpossibleEthan and Joel Cohen, Filmmakers, FargoKimberly Elise, Actress, John QLinda Kelsey, Actress, Lou Grant, cast memberCharlie Korsmo, Actor, Hook, Dick TracyRachel Leigh Cook, Actress, She's All ThatLea Thompson, Actress/Dancer, Caroline in the CityJean Paul Getty, Oil Executive/PhilanthropistDr. C. Walton Lillehei, Surgeon, performed world's first open heart surgeryJohn Pillsbury, FinancierMichael Todd, producerJesse Ventura, politician, entertainer

Favorite thing: Not everyone is a conservative Midwesterner here. Head to the Hennepin Ave. area south of downtown and you'll find lots of variety.