answers is astonishing. People think of rednecks as drunkards, racist, trashy,

or even Monticello people. I have lived in Monticello for sixteen years and

even though most people are rednecks, not all. We chose Monticello to do

our research because it was exactlly the atmosphere we were looking for. In

order to be a redneck here, there are a few traits you must have, such as: a big

truck, love the rebel flag, and dress the right way. A big truck doesn't

necessarily mean a nice truck. Most guys around here drive old, ragged,

broke down trucks. The most common truck would be an older F-150's, a

Chevy Z-71, or a Toyota Tacoma. Most trucks will also have four wheel

drive, this comes in handy when you go muddin and get stuck. Many of the

newer nicer trucks have bigger tires, dual exhaust, a brush guard, and a lift

kit. In Monticello, you are identified by your truck. Everyone knows who

everybody else is by what they drive. Most rednecks are seen as racist and

prejudice against african americans. People think this because rednecks are

known for their love of the confederate flag. The confederate flag is a sign of

three peole hold one person up over the keg while they funnels as much beer

about and they can drink until they cannot walk walk straight and driving is

Marlboro reds, or lights, and Copenhagen. Most people wonder what on

Pond is owned by my friend's parents and sits in the middle of a field, and

early November through late February every male above the age of 12 can be

logo, boots and a cowboy hat. The majority of rednecks will drink, usually

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