Markets in the Old South

Markets in the Old South is a gibberish question from YOU DON'T KNOW JACK.
===Gibberish Phrase===
Buy fish why? Sure gin lick, see?
===Gibberish Question Reading===
"Buy fish? Why? Sure gin lick, see? Now don't let the punctuation throw you off."
===Hints===
It's sung in certain parts of the country…
… below the Mason-Dixon Line.
It mentions a brand of paper cup.
===Hints Reading===
"Here's your first hint: It's sung in certain parts of the country."
"It's sung in certain parts of the country below the Mason-Dixon Line."
"Last hint, it mentions a brand of paper cup."
===Gibberish Answer===
I wish I were in Dixie.
===Answer Quote===
[music playing]
BACKUP SINGERS: 🎶Buy fish why? Sure gin lick, see, Monet, spew hay.🎶
[song ends]
===Second Answer Quote===
"Nice job, y'all must be from the South."
===Gibberish Answer Reveal Quote===
"Y'all must be a Yankee. Singas?"
===Alternate Answer Quote===
"Not that y'all woulda done much better if ya were from Dixie."
===Key Words===
I, e, i
wish, Wish, wihs
I, e, i
were, ware, where, Were, was
in, ni, In
Dixie, Dicksey, dixie, Dikie, Dixy
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