seams like she is saying she'd be better off if she had stayed at home instead of woundering the world... the better off red part confuses me though; it was a slogan during the cold war but i don't see how that would apply to this. anyone know what she means by "i'd be better off red"?
@LoCoIR It's a play on words. "Better off red" is referring to "redneck," because she's thinking she'd be happier in the country where things are simpler. It's pretty clever!
@LoCoIR It's a play on words. "Better off red" is referring to "redneck," because she's thinking she'd be happier in the country where things are simpler. It's pretty clever!
seams like she is saying she'd be better off if she had stayed at home instead of woundering the world... the better off red part confuses me though; it was a slogan during the cold war but i don't see how that would apply to this. anyone know what she means by "i'd be better off red"?
@LoCoIR It's a play on words. "Better off red" is referring to "redneck," because she's thinking she'd be happier in the country where things are simpler. It's pretty clever!
@LoCoIR It's a play on words. "Better off red" is referring to "redneck," because she's thinking she'd be happier in the country where things are simpler. It's pretty clever!