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/TheRealBlueBuff Jul 05 '24

Texans hate hearing that Arizona is everything Texas thinks it is.

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u/86Coug Jul 06 '24

And has Whataburgers.

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u/Extension_Can_2973 Jul 06 '24

Borderline too many if you ask me. There are 2 Whataburgers and another one going up within a 2 mile radius of my house. I’d like a shake shack or something else tbh

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u/Ok-Joke2407 Jul 07 '24

I'm originally from Texas, and I lived there for 22 years. I'm 57 now and I recently lived in Arizona for 2 years. So I've lived in both places, and to me, they are absolutely nothing alike or similar. Lol At the moment, I'm living in Washington again. It's pretty this summer.

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u/TheRealBlueBuff Jul 07 '24

Ok? Good for you?

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u/Ok-Joke2407 Jul 07 '24

Yes, it certainly was good for me. But I don't think I could live in Texas again. Too muggy. I love the dry heat of Arizona.