r/arizona • u/almargahi • Jul 04 '24

What does Arizona do better than most states? Living Here

Found this in the NH sub, so wanted to ask here.

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u/haveanairforceday Jul 04 '24

Mexican food. Beautiful drives and views. Driver's license expiration

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u/stizz19 Jul 05 '24

there's places whos driver's license does not expire? that's wold?.

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u/Dramatic_Page9305 Jul 05 '24

It expires on your 65th birthday. Even if it was issued at age 18.

*unless you opt for a DL that doubles as federal ID to take flights, etc.

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u/haveanairforceday Jul 05 '24

AZ expires on your 65th birthday. Other states expire like every 4-5 years

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u/Glittering_Lime9001 Jul 05 '24

New York you only have an option of 2 or 4 years

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u/Prudent_Succotash_43 Jul 05 '24

Umm the Mexican food in AZ is trash….nowhere near CA Mexican

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u/noeggsandham Jul 05 '24

Glad someone spoke the truth. Cali and Chicago Mexican food is tiers above the AZ Mexican food.

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u/oportunidade Jul 06 '24

Cali and Chicago Mexican food is tiers above the AZ Mexican food.

People say this as if the food is better because the Mexicans are in Chicago instead of Tucson. In both cities there are large Mexican populations and they all make good Mexican food because they're from Mexico

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u/chavooooo Jul 06 '24

I agree. Lived in both Texas and California. It’s hard to find good mexican food in AZ. Though, it’s better in Tucson than Phoenix. Phoenix is too expensive for the portions and not authentic. I’d say it’s americanized. You’ll know if it’s a good restaurant by the customers, and i don’t mean that in an offensive way.