It's hotter than the back of the sun there...

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I left phoenix 20 yard ago don’t miss it … too dam hot and boring

Wouldn’t recommend the lakes a lot of people have went missing or died there throughout the years you say don’t life your life in fear but even cops will tell u it’s not a good idea I’ve lived here my whole life been to the lakes but there’s always issues gunshots people reported missing stuff like that jus a warning look it up before going to make sure ur not going to a dangerous area of the lake cuz blind spots at the lakes are real bad

Hit me up when you do..... Babydoll...🌹🤠

@@johnwayne666 trust me I will

I don't like that more people are moving to Phoenix I feel more crowded and price are going up but that's my opinion

boring state

Did you end up moving ?

It's impossible to get to if you don't drive. Phoenix needs better transit.

@@danieldaniels7571 They have light rail, Lyft, Uber, buses....you can get there!

Before my grandfather passed, I loved bringing him there. He seemed so happy as I pushed him around the park in his wheelchair, and I was just happy to be with him.

Harumi Sushi and Sake May be a good one if nearby where you are staying 🎂

@@LivinginArizona thank you! Will definitely check them out 🤩

Visit gay bars

@@drsimi9193 No thanks

Top Golf! Multiple locations and fun with a group.

@@drsimi9193 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Guess you need to know people with whom you share interests and values. You know, like in a culture. But because most people in Phoenix aren’t from Phoenix, they share little but a distaste for cold weather and high property taxes in their home cities. Thus, no culture. Yes, you’ve stumbled upon the true reason behind the complaints about “no culture in Phoenix.” Two million or so residents who share nothing but a reliance on air conditioning.

@@BillLaBrie I can appreciate people from different backgrounds than myself and my friends don't have to share my beliefs. My best friend of 40 years has different political and religious views than my own and belongs to a difference race. We respect our differences. Like I stated, I like festivals but don't usually know where and when they are in advance here. I did go to an olive festival nearby once. It was only 2 or 3 food trucks and high pressure was put on the visitor to buy wine. I'm used to food festivals that celebrates the produce. Like the annual Asparagus Festival has many trucks where you can enjoy asparagus prepared in a variety of ways. Plus they have live entertainment. Or the Cajun Festival where I ate fried alligator and drank beer while watching Cajun people dance. My favorite part of that was when they took a break and a Cajun teenage boy danced all over the stage, not to preform, but just enjoying himself. Or the Italian Festival that played such relaxing music that, much to my embarrassment, my friend and I fell asleep (with the help of Italian wine) under a shade tree. I miss that type of activities.

@@sandramarcantelli4958 Yes, those are cultural activities. The culture in Phoenix revolves around making money flipping houses, panicking when the a/c stops working, and staring at screens while drinking, as far as I can tell (my 40 Years in Phoenix badge is around here somewhere). There is no other cohesive culture. People in Phoenix don’t talk to each other. They’re afraid they’re going to get scammed. I always knew there was something sick and wrong about Phx and after decades of trying, finally escaped.

@@BillLaBrie So did you escape to a smaller and more friendly town in Arizona or did you leave the state? And are you happy where you live now?

@@sandramarcantelli4958 I tried to leave twice before I succeeded. PHX kept pulling me back. Finally, I escaped to a small city in the Northwest. There’s far less “going on” here than in PHX, but what what’s going on seems to matter more. Everyone knows about the Saturday market and most have been there at least once. Seems most families have gone to city-sponsored movies in the park. We have informal social networks based on gardening and pets. Its the culture around here. Its not for everyone, but it is a culture. Feels like home.

Why?

I totally agree if you don’t speak Spanish your way behind the curve. I went to a high school graduation last week and rn though I was in a defferent country Mexico 🤔 Our boarders have been over ran with illegals and it’s going to get much worst . Thanks to Joe and Harris .. what a joke . It’s became a very dangerous place to live .