'I want to go home': Oklahoman uses TikTok to share anxiety-filled drive on Texas highways

The video highlights the anxiety non-Texans face when driving on Texas highways.

The video shows the user driving along a highway with multiple overpasses and shows them taking a spiral exit to leave the highway.

In the video's caption, the user wrote"Weeeeeeeee," with a roller coaster emoji. The video also features audio that says,"I want to go home." Oklahoma apparently doesn't have the same intricate highway system as Texas. In fact, the Lone Star State has the largest highway system in the country, with more than 79,000 miles of highways maintained by the Texas Department of Transportation.

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