With a city as sprawling as San Antonio, sometimes naming a street to describe where you live just doesn't cut it.

A quirky Twitter trend understands that, and is bringing San Antonians and Texans together over the unique places they live.

It's unclear how or why the thread began, but Twitter user @AndJew11 seems to be the originator.

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He got the ball moving on March 3 when he tweeted a hypothetical conversation he typically has when trying to describe where he lives in Kansas.

"'Where do you live?

'Lee's Summit'


'Kansas City,'" his tweet reads.

Somewhere along the way, the tweet landed in Texas. San Antonians took advantage by tweeting their experiences of trying to describe their neighborhoods by using landmarks.

For example, people who live by Marbach came to the general consensus of just saying they live by Sea World to cut the confusion.

And most could agree that wherever they live, "Dang you live far" is the usual response.

See some of the best from San Antonio and Texas in the gallery above. 


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