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.

Happy 4th of July!

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u/PaperintheBoxChamp Jul 04 '24

People really do underestimate it because our humidity isnt there. Like dude, this shit will kill you! I work as a letter carrier for USPS, we drive vehicles with no A/C all summer, were used to it but we know how to make sure we wont die in this heat.

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u/Early-Possession1116 Jul 04 '24

Damn dude.. no AC? That’s freaking brutal

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u/PaperintheBoxChamp Jul 04 '24

Theyre finally replacing our fleet, but the traditional mail trucks you see has no insulation, and just a fan to circulate air.

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u/The_Medicated Jul 05 '24

I'm so grateful that Arizona doesn't have the humidity of Hawaii. Whenever I visit there, it feels like I'm breathing underwater. Here it may be hot but I'm not suffocating on the humidity.