Passengers Prefer their Pilots to be New Yorkers

I said proper Southern...not "redneck Southern" or "Hartsfield-Atlanta Int'l Southern". Throw a "y'all...yes sir/no sir (or ma'am)" with just a slight twang...that's how you do. (Either that or you play your guitar on the MTV)
I'm from Seattle and was questionably raised; you'll find me throwing y'all in (my Midwestern mom) and yes sir as a habit.
 
I don't think so either. But the words we use is what gives it away.

"So then I went 'What?' and they were all like 'Whoah!' but the 118 was slammed so I took the 210"

*Yes, I know 210 isn't an alternate for the 118
There's life east of the 405? :)
 
I don't know bro. I was 210 to the 5 to the 99 for most of my life, then 101 to the 880 to the 580 for a few years. Or the San Mateo or Bay. Sometimes the Dumbarton if I was near Santa Clara.

:)
You a Thule fog professional driver? I keep forgetting you are a Central Valley native.
 
It's "SUTH-wren." And you better "'PREE-she-ate it."

'Yankee' is not the suffix to the word 'Damn.'

This from a formah cah-pet baggah & native Red Sox fan who made the mistake of living in Mississippi for a while.
 
I suppose I have a slight Philadelphia accent, but Ive probably lost some of it living in NM these past 8 years. As far as New Yorkers go.....trustworthy? Heh.
 
It's "SUTH-wren." And you better "'PREE-she-ate it."

'Yankee' is not the suffix to the word 'Damn.'

This from a formah cah-pet baggah & native Red Sox fan who made the mistake of living in Mississippi for a while.
It's also "Murican" never "American."
 
I never thought I really had much of an accent until I met a group of people from New York who all claimed I had a significant southern accent... But being from Oklahoma I refuse to say I have a "Texas" accent. :)
 
It's "SUTH-wren." And you better "'PREE-she-ate it."

'Yankee' is not the suffix to the word 'Damn.'

This from a formah cah-pet baggah & native Red Sox fan who made the mistake of living in Mississippi for a while.

I can tell.

~Fox. Southern. A bit disappointed in this thread.
(ps. It's the suffix to 'god damn', and here's a hint -- It's not directed at -everybody- from the north...)
 
My parents are born and raised New Yorkers and my friends growing up were all rednecks. I guess I am bi-accented. It does work amazingly well to be more southern and talk slower up north when folks talk fast. "Y'all want us to do what now"...

To the pax, I have no idea what they think, nor can I really manage their expectations. Point A to point B safely, as quick as possible, and as cheap as possible (no control on that one) is all I knew they wanted.
 
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