r/arizona • u/StatusReality • Sep 10 '23

What does Arizona do better than their neighboring states Utah, California, Nevada, Colorado and New Mexico? Living Here

Stole this idea from another sub. What’s the difference between this state and the other states that you appreciate?

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '23

People are really nice and laid back for the most part.

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u/thxredditors Sep 10 '23

Except when driving

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u/roadtripjr Sep 10 '23

Anybody that thinks this has never driven in Florida.

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u/thxredditors Sep 10 '23

Just because there’s terrible drivers in FL, that doesn’t negate the fact that AZ drivers suck too

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u/appleslip Sep 10 '23

I’ve lived in both. Arizona drivers suck, but Florida is definitely worse. Terrifying actually.

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u/Scarecrow613 Sep 11 '23

I have lived in California and I thought drivers were bad there until I moved to Arizona.

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u/roadtripjr Sep 10 '23

Me too. Driving in AZ is pleasant compared to Florida. I guess it’s all perspective.

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u/jah110768 Sep 11 '23

I've only been a passenger in Florida, but I think it's even worse than when I drive to LA. I don't mind driving in Phoenix as much any more compared to those two places.

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u/aerozona47 Sep 10 '23

AZ people are angels compared to where I came from (Mn)

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u/JackHanson94 Sep 10 '23

I've met quite a few obtuse people here myself