:''El Paso -> L.A. in a 53' beautiful RV with a phenomenal guy who left asleep in his vehicle with the keys in the ignition overnight in San Diego, after crossing the whole of Texas with unlicensed drivers (who tend, in my experience, to be either excellent or terrible drivers) and a near-three day wait in Laredo. What an awful place.'' - k
== Experiences ==:''This whole article was writen with a huge liberal bias. I have had nothing but good luck from east Texas to Arlington. So far, I've had someone give me $100 (who was an obvious 'redneck' [probably a republican too!]) and someone else buy me dinner and give me $40. I've had tons of hop rides and everyone has been very nice (yes conservative, but very nice!)'' - anonymous
This whole article was writen with :''I got a huge liberal bias. I have had nothing but good luck ride from east Texas City (near Galveston) to ArlingtonHouston by a used-car salesman. So far, He let me off near I've had someone give me $100 (who was an obvious 'redneck' [probably a republican too!]) -10 and someone else buy me dinner and give gave me $4075. IIt took all night to get to San Antonio, mostly due to reluctant truck-drivers, but Texas isn've had tons t too bad of hop rides and everyone has been very nice (yes conservative, but very nicea place to hitch!)'' - anonymous
I got a ride from Texas City (near Galveston) to Houston by a used-car salesman. He let me off near I-10 and gave me $75. It took all night to get to San Antonio, mostly due to reluctant truck-drivers, but Texas isn:''t too bad of a place to hitch! Texas always gets a bad rap. I always had a good time, met plenty of friendly people, though i did more freight riding here then hitching. East Texas has a lot of hippies and was better for hitch than West Texas.'' -samson
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