You can take the Marylander out of Maryland, but you can’t take the Maryland out of the Marylander. Check out this list of habits that Marylanders can’t seem to shake.

1. Even if you move out of state, you're taking Old Bay with you.
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You may even convert other out-of-staters to try this spice of life.
2. You keep old newspapers in case of upcoming crab feasts.
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It's best to be prepared, just in case.
3. You holler "O!" during the National Anthem.
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And you may have accidentally blurted it out while outside of Maryland as well.
4. You're a classic aggressive Maryland driver.
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You have to be if you want to get anywhere during rush hour.
5. Bridges don't faze you.
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After driving over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, you can pretty much drive over anything.

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6. During summer, you prefer a sno-ball in your hands at all times.
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With extra marshmallow cream, please!
7. You find it difficult not to brag about Maryland's best holiday spots.
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We have the REAL miracle on 34th Street.
8. You judge every single crab cake that comes across your path.
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If it's not a true Maryland crab cake, I don't want it.
9. You're a sucker for crab decor and knick-knacks.
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My house may look like the bottom of the bay but I LIKE IT THAT WAY.
10. You boast that Maryland has the best flag, hands down.
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It's an iconic thing of beauty. Respect it.

What are some other habits of Marylanders? Have you moved away and taken pieces of Maryland with you? Feel free to share below.

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