Seventeen states — Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Utah — lack something that the remainder of the states in the U.S.A. possess. What is it?
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This time, I’m leaving it up. It got scheduled properly. Have at it, trivia fans.
Crap, I had a whole extra week to work on it and totally forgot!
California and New York but not Texas and Florida. Wyoming and Montana but not Idaho or Utah. New England minus Massachusetts. North Dakota but not South Dakota. Neither Alaska nor Hawaii.
Hmmmm….
Your Tuesday hint: the answer is unrelated to demographics or statistics of any kind.
I’m guess it has something to do with law, perhaps more specifically what’s in, or not, the state constitution.
It can’t be an equal protection clause, since he says Iowa doesn’t have one.
They all lack the letter “n” in their names.
Randy’s right. If it’s not “the” answer, it is nonetheless “a” correct answer.
Isn’t Randy the guy who gets all of these? Why hasn’t he gone on Jeopardy yet and made a few buckets o’ money?
Yes, that is the answer. Randy may have played the same game on Sporcle that I did to get this one, and Randy indeed ought to employ his trivia expertise to his financial advantage.