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Small Town Vs Texas

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Big City, TX vs Small Town, OK Texas and Oklahoma are similar in a couple ways, but are actually particularly different from one another. It is crazy how immense of a transformation 600 miles really makes. Oklahoma and Texas share common ground on the account of the love for the south and the love for football. I was born and raised in Oklahoma. I am now going on my second year as a resident of the state of Texas. Moving from a small town in Oklahoma to a larger city in Texas, I never would have imagined how much of a culture shock I would experience. The weather, the resources, and the lifestyle of the residents of big city Texas and small town Oklahoma are just about as different as night and day. Texas is known for its hot, hot heat.

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