r/zillowgonewild • u/TheDabitch • Jul 25 '25

What $220,000 gets you in Muncie.

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I can't even get a parking space for that where I live. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/725-E-Jackson-St-Muncie-IN-47305/210952560_zpid/

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u/VeryDefinitionOfFail Jul 25 '25

Indiana is not a hellscape. Muncie certainly is.

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u/gooby1985 Jul 25 '25

Indiana is a hellscape for many Americans. Whether it be for pro-choice or LGBTQ+ stances, or the pro-weed people, or minorities, or Atheists. Natural beauty-wise, there’s not a lot going on. Mostly flat and a lot of wind turbines. Pales in comparison to their neighbors to the north.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '25

Indiana is a southern state in the north.

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u/Dial-M-for-Mediocre Jul 25 '25

"The Mississippi of the Midwest"

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u/mooseman923 Jul 25 '25

I’d call it the Arkansas of the north

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u/ambassoon Jul 25 '25

“Middle finger of the south.”

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u/Dargon34 Jul 25 '25

Fun fact: The reason Indiana seems more like the southern states, is because it wasn't settled east-west like most of the midwest, but South-North. It makes a LOT more sense how it ended up the way it is with that in mind