Boston accent is everywhere

[thal3s@sh.itjust.works]

(TikTok screencap)

[sanctimoniousape@lemmings.world]

Read the pic before the post title & thought this had something to do with Pennsylvania.

[greenknight23@lemmy.world]

don't lose ya khakis!

[stern@lemmy.world]

Someone has their own personal hard R

[littlewonder@lemmy.world]

Picture description for screen readers:
Close-up photo of the signage on a parking garage. Silver, metal, dimensional letters, that normally spell out P A R K I N G, are missing the letter R that was once there. Now the sign says P A K I N G.

[ettyblatant@lemmy.world]

My ex asked someone in Mass one time where she thought a good place to go for a drink was, and she said "Bar Noir", but pronounced it "bah no ah". He thought she said "Bar; 'No R' " and took it to be a play on the local accent and told her how clever it was. She just replied, angrily, "YOU'RE BEING AN ASSHOLE."

"Bah, no AH!" or "you're being an asshole " is still a common response when someone asks where to go and nobody has anywhere in mind.