is texas even real
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Texas is often debated. Its existence has not yet been confirmed. However, we can confrim that the area known to many as “Wyoming” is actually a complete fabrication. When you allegedly enter this “Wyoming”, you are actually entering a facility built by the U.S. government to implant false memories into your mind. To further back this up, nobody has ever met anyone from Wyoming.
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