5 Things That Get Under the Skin of Connecticut Natives

If you were to ask me what Connecticut residents are best at, I’d say it’s complaining. I don’t mean this as an insult—I'm quite fond of complaining myself, and I’m sure I’m not alone.

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People from Connecticut have plenty to gripe about and are always ready to share their frustrations. While there are numerous issues in the Nutmeg State, here are five of the most common annoyances for typical Connecticut residents.

5 Things That Get Under the Skin of Connecticut Natives

Here are the 5 Most Common Things That Annoy Every Connecticut Resident.

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I handle annoying topics with ease because I get frustrated by even the smallest inconveniences. Honestly, I barely had to put any thought into this—it all just flowed naturally from my brain, through my fingers, and onto the keyboard. It was like a masterful performance of rage you’ve never witnessed before. I must admit, I was rather impressed with my own knack for negativity today.

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