At the grocery store it only takes three people to comprise a line. Grand Island is a green city. I love driving to work early in the summer because of the peaceful sights of large trees with the colors of many greens and sounds of chirping birds. These days people in metropolitan areas spend two or more hours getting to work and then getting back home. Traffic on West Second Street and Highway 281 does pick up for awhile in the morning and when work shifts end in the later afternoon.
People help each other out.
This state does have its unique food culture. When relatives come to see us, they want to munch on a Runza, Valentino's Pizza, Hunan's Chinese food or a Coney Island chili dog. Each of us has our favorite places to eat, and while none of them will appear in New Yorker magazine, they help make Grand Island special. Central Nebraska is home to the one-finger wave. As opposed to that other one-finger gesture, motorists often pass each other and while keeping both hands on the wheel, raise their index finger.