These are the telltale signs someone didn't grow up in the 2-1-0. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX Texas TexasHumor
When you meet a San Antonio local, you know it. And when you meet someone who's not from here, youknow it too. These are just some of the ways you know someone wasn't born and raised in the Alamo City.Why would anyone ever go to Walmart when there’s H-E-B?They can usually take the cold temperatures better than locals, but they’ll still complain.
“I moved here for the hot weather. Why is it cold right now?” or"This isn't real snow!" We hear you, bro.Locals are never surprised, but newer additions to the Alamo City might be.Trust us, you’ll notice this immediately.Photo by Jaime MonzonIf you’re a local, be thankful that you can depend on your tio with the big truck to come through.They have no idea about Handy Andy, the Sky Ride, Playland Park, Joske’s or Solo Serve.
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