"O-H-I-O!": Decoding the Craziest Things Only Buckeyes Say

OHIO - Ohioans are a proud, resilient, and famously friendly bunch, rooted in a state that's truly "the Heart of it All." But spend enough time in the Buckeye State, and you'll quickly realize they have a lexicon all their own. Beyond the predictable Midwestern "pop" for soda, there's a treasure trove of phrases, pronunciations, and quirks that can leave outsiders scratching their heads. So, grab a "buckeye" candy, and let's dive into some of the craziest things you'll only hear (or truly understand) if you're an Ohioan.

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