
"It's got everyone a little off-kilter this morning" said Shelia Ray Hines, an attendant at the local 'Short Stop' gas station famous for their chicken-on-a-stick. "Everyone's been coming in all morning talking about it. Most are just shocked that they'd gone their whole lives and ain't ever heard of the place."
Families with small children are finding it even harder to deal with.
"My son come up to me and asked me 'Daddy where's Tunisa?'" said Ben Smith a local resident. "I'd never heard of the place, so I just told him Utah."
Residents of Hoover and other towns in America are eagerly awaiting the end of events in Tunisia, anxious to put a severe deficiency in the knowledge of world geography behind them.
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Your voice has been missed- glad to see you back at it!
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