Americans have so many vices that they can be customized on a state-by-state basis.

The social network Foursquare analyzed its data to figure out the vice that’s the most disproportionately popular in every state. They defined a vice as: “an alcoholic drink, fattening food, dessert, or borderline controversial preference.”

Here are some of the highlights:

In-N-Out Burger is 3,525% more popular in California than anywhere else.

Gambling is 1,395% more popular in Nevada.

Moonshine is 662% more popular in Tennessee.

Marijuana is 1,125% more popular in Colorado.

Something called “taco pizza” is 55% more popular in North Dakota.

Disco fries — those are cheese fries with gravy on top — are 1,660% more popular in New Jersey.

And drip coffee is 656% more popular in Washington.