The Hollers

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The Hollers are an extended family of Appalachians who have decreased property values at their residencies for the past several decades. They are made up of several members, which can be divided into Heads of the Family, Kinfolk, and Associates. They currently reside somewhere north of their native Appalachia and are under close surveillance from small non-observers. Most family members are considered to be mentally unstable, dangerous, or armed and dangerous. Local law enforcement has decided not to do anything about them as they are just too damn entertaining.

Appalachian Days
Little is known about the Hollers before their exodus from Appalachia, although it is speculated that they left due to increasing pressure from local law enforcement, neighbors, and internal feuds. The Hollers carry much of the Appalachian culture with them, such as their love of lawn mower races, poor home maintenance, and public advocacy using graffiti.

Spring, 2020
The Hollers began to make a name for themselves in their current residence around the Spring season of 2020. They established themselves as loud, brutish, and uncultured, much to the chagrin of the neighborhood. The family was somewhat dormant in this era besides loud outbursts, arguments, and the slow destruction of their property.

On May 8, snow fell around the property but the Hollers responded by bringing out their lawnmowers and driving in circles. This sport would be further explained in the summer months of the same year. This bizarre behavior was noted by several members of the neighborhood.

Summer, 2020
The Hollers gathered trailers of lawn mowers on their property and proceeded to drive them around in circles in some kind of advanced, ritualistic sport that has not yet been fully understood. The constant treading of the soil caused the grass to wither and die, topsoil to turn to bare dirt, and all fertility of the lawn to vanish. During one rainstorm in early summer, the yard took on swamp-like characteristics. Their continuous use of lawnmowers continued to destroy their land.

In June, the family continued to run their lawnmower and ruin their lawn. On June 22, the mower broke while one of the children was using it, but was repaired by Papa Holler by removing twigs from the engine and tightening several bolts.

In the early morning of July 12, the family's children