Isn’t Kansas the absolute perfect place to live? There is just so much to love about the Sunflower State that it’s hard to imagine anything negative. However, with all this goodness comes some bad, like these 11 things that will ruin you for life:

1. Eating delicious, home-cooked meals on a regular basis.
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It's a sad fact that not everyone gets to eat German foods, BBQ, and made-from-scratch chicken fried steak on the daily.
2. The locally brewed beer (and locally grown wines) aren't too shabby, either.
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3. In Kansas, your Second Amendment rights have never been challenged.
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4. You have come to expect your college team to always win.
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Sadly, it isn't always like that outside of the Sunflower State...
5. Sunrises aren't worth waking up for elsewhere...
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6. ...and the end of the day isn't nearly as glorious.
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7. Speaking of glorious, should storms really be this beautiful?
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8. Kansans have come to expect fun, exciting thrills...
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9. ...and quirky roadside attractions at every stop.
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10. Jobs aren't as easy to come by outside of Kansas.
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According to the Kansas Department of Labor, the unemployment rate in Kansas sits at 3.9% (with the national rate at 5%).
11. Finally, you will never find people as kind, neighborly, and down-to-earth outside of the Sunflower State.
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Trust me; I know from experience.

What has Kansas “ruined” for you? Let us know in the comments!

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