One comedian absolutely nailed what it’s like to live in the Midwest. This short but hysterically funny clip contains so much truth about the Midwest. Everyone who is even marginally familiar with the living conditions in the middle part of the country will wholeheartedly agree with the comedian’s hilarious take on the Midwest. Watch the clip to hear what it’s like to live in the Midwest.

Every part and region of the United States of America has distinct qualities and features that help set it apart. The Eastern part of the country is marked by big, sprawling metropolitan areas. The West (the most beautiful part of the country, in my opinion) contains beautiful beaches, coastlines and breathtaking landscapes. The South, with its delicious food, remains relatively mild to unbearably humid and scorching hot all year.

However, the Midwest is a whole different story. It’s often referred to as “flyover country.” Most people think that’s a derogatory comment on the area, indicating it’s plain, boring and ugly. I prefer to think it’s called that because people are trying to get away from the area’s bipolar, unpredictable weather patterns. If you don’t like the weather in the Midwest, wait 10 minutes because it’ll change.

In a clip posted on YouTube, one man hilariously captured how the Midwest has weird, even odd, weather patterns most of the time. Everyone in the Midwest will nod their heads in agreement with every hysterical statement and comment in the video.

In the Midwest, you will experience some variation of all four seasons. The winters can be brutally cold, often with negative temperatures and frigid windchills. On the other hand, the summers are unbelievably hot and humid. Some may even describe them as sweltering.

However, the man’s most accurate statements, which every person in the Midwest has made at one time or another, are about Spring and Fall.

“We don’t have Spring,” he says.

Later, he adds, “Well, there’s a couple weeks in the Fall that are pretty nice.”

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”