This Instagram account roasts bad versions of Texas

• Think tattoos, logos, mullets, chicken nuggets and even latte art.

Zoom in: Miller, 47, launched the account in 2018, and it's taken off in recent years.

• He's an instructional designer and longtime improv comedian who spent more than 20 years in Austin before moving to Amsterdam for love.

How it works: Even abroad, he keeps the account active — sourcing images from what he calls "vigilant citizens" and adding his signature dry commentary.

• He checks the account every morning for submissions, usually getting between one and five.
• His favorites? The images that are everywhere but often go unnoticed, like the David McDavid dealership stickers that have been slapped on thousands of cars across Texas. That sticker now serves as the account's thumbnail image.

What they're saying: "I don't actually have a mission here," Miller tells Axios. "I'm just glad it makes people a little more aware of what Texas actually looks like."

What's next: Miller is also focused on a series of PowerPoint parties in Austin and Chicago that he wants to grow to more cities.

• "I have no need for being known for this when I go to my grave," he says. "I'm just glad to share a little righteous anger with my fellow Texans."

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