You'll Need to Learn the One-Finger Wave![]() If you're moving from another neighboring Midwest state, you may already know how this works, but if you're moving from either coast or from the south, you should probably learn this: What is it? When you're driving down a two-lane highway, more often than not, the driver - especially if it's a male driver - of the oncoming vehicle will wave at you, even if you don't know him. But the wave is not with his whole hand; the wave will be with his index finger; hence the name, "the one-finger wave." This wave may or may not also include a slight nod of the head. How do I do it? As the driver, place one hand on your steering wheel at the 12 o'clock position, and simply raise up your index finger (pointing upward) in a laid back sort of way. When you're comfortable with that part, feel free to add the slight head nod at the same time. Be patient with yourself; this may take time, but nothing more clearly defines the friendly, easy-going attitude of Nebraskans. Nebraska: It's the Good Life
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AuthorJustin Halbgewachs Owner of Kearney Moving Archives
August 2016
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