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Just had coil over’s & aligned when I left car still pulled and steering wheel shook they said was tires I left went to Firestone driver side ball joint was falling apart brakemax said front suspension was fine well that’s just stupid
What to do in Phoenix: #1 hiking! #2 enjoying 100 degree weather from may until the end of October! #3 hiking ! #4 Drinking! some ppl think the party scene here is like Vegas, well you are in luck cause instead of going to Vegas just party here you'll pay the same price. You can spend 10k on bottle service here too if you are itching to spend your money! #5 museums, we have some of the best museums in the....just kidding I meant to say hiking lol #6 Golfing! especially if you have money to blow or you love 110 degree weather #7 did I mention hiking? You'll realize when you get here everyone loves to mention hiking #8 sporting events, our game tickets are just as expensive or more expensive as any other big market city now. Enjoy paying a ton of money just like you do in LA #9 I hope you enjoy hiking especially with hundreds of other ppl on the mountain with you hoping that you go faster because they are on the 5th run up the mountain, because yep, they have nothing better to do #10 Eating, we have all the fast food chains in the country all here.
This video definitely aged badly ooof Note to self and anyone else. If your A) of color B) of color C) get angry easily D)like driving stanced vehicles E)Don’t have the right connections F)of color G)of color and plan to be an idiot E)plan to start fresh This is by far the very last state you ever would want to live in what you need to absolutely be happy here: A)Be white B)Be literally anything but Black C) Lots of Dads money D)And everyone will be nice to you and offer you lots of gratitude and confort E) Welcome to the Wild West
One big problem with Phoenix is the increasing number of Democrats moving here. No state ever became a better place by electing more Democrats. It’s the beginning of the downfall.
AZ is ranked 16 out of the 50 states for fun. Which is not too bad. phoenix is top 10 most fun city, soooo idk what ur saying. Its a much cleaner, a bit more boring, no beaches and hotter weather LA
Lived on Lemon Street in Tempe from 1990-1992, while going to grad school at ASU. Miss the warm Winters, incredible sunsets, Mill Avenue and Spring Training baseball games.
The restaurants downtown were good pre-pandemic. God only knows how many will survive. But here are a few things that prospective visitors should know: Much of the downtown area lacks sufficient parking. Public transportation is dicey. There is quite a homeless problem (mostly drug induced, but certainly not limited to the downtown area since Phoenix has a HUGE population of addicts and insane people). Driving downtown is not easy due to all of the one way streets (you may find your destination only to discover that you have to drive an extra mile, making several turns, just to be able to access it. And the downtown area is not designed for pedestrian traffic like most major cities back east. But if you don't mind driving around in circles in 110 degree heat while being yelled at my insane people and people high on meth, you may enjoy all that downtown Phoenix has to offer. The viewer should note that the video is a bit misleading, too, regarding the neat things that "Phoenix' has to offer. Many of the cool things in Tempe and Scottsdale, two cities that are more pedestrian friendly, are quite far from downtown Phoenix. The Phoenix area is MASSIVE, thanks to urban sprawl. When so many things are packed into this kind of video, a viewer could be led to think that visiting them all would be easy. These things are far apart... and often VERY expensive (at least in comparison to the average wage in Arizona, which is very low).
Tim, looking to possibly move there from dumpster fire Portland. So, the drug problem is horrific there too? maybe i should move to Austin then. Any more insight on this? Is it everywhere or constrainted in only certain parts of the city?
@@AmranShah Hi Amran. Yup, the dumpster fire is here, too. It doesn't seem to matter whether a governnment is Republican or Democrat or whether the state is red, blue or purple. Regarding where the problems are, they are all over the Phoenix metro area, but some areas are much more affected than others. My estimate is that about 80% of Phoenix ranges from very bad to not very bad, and 20% is very nice and pretty expensive relative to Phoenix pay (but maybe not Portland pay). Regarding the suburbs, I think the same is true, but the nice suburbs tend to be east of Phoenix or about 20 miles west of Phoenix. Phoenix metro is literally the drug hub of the nation. Virtually all fentanyl in the country passes through Arizona, and Phoenix is the primary base (I believe) for the Sinaloa drug cartel, which it has been for decades. Back in the 1990s, a Mexican friend asked me to take him to a particular bar to see if his brother was there. We entered the place. The first thing that hit me was the pungent smell of urine. The small bar was packed with Mexican men, and several were shouting offensive words at me in Spanish and laughing. I smiled, pretending not to understand what they were calling me, and when my friend reappeared, we left. A couple of weeks later, I read in the Sunday Arizona Republic that five people were shot at that bar and that it was a frequent meeting place for the cartel. I'm so glad I stood there looking stupidly ignorant of what they were saying. If they knew that I understood some Spanish, they might have killed me. Looking dumb is my gift LOL. I don't like Phoenix. I've lived in Chicago, Montreal, and Ireland - but most of my life has been right here. I much preferred all three of the other places, but Phoenix is really home. It's where my loved ones are, where most of my memories were created, and where my professional network has been. So I stay. And it really isn't that bad if you're willing to lower your standards. I hear LA is much worse than Phoenix (wouldn't know, though). Austin has a pretty good reputation. Probably not relevant or a practical move for you, but I actually LOVED Montreal. It is the most beautiful, most magical place I've ever been (went to school there for two years). Just for fun, you should check out a 12-minute RU-vid video called "The Montreal Metro is a Masterpiece!" And that's just the part of the city that's underground! Hope all that helps!
I'm from South Florida and the people there are very rude so yeah I'm used to it LOL. I find native Arizonans cool but reserved and cliquey. The rude folks here in Phoenix are from California or back East in my experience. Sorry.
Everything is open, we have a governor who understands that shutting down everything including the economy is stupid. If you want to wear a mask, where 3 of them, just don't infringe on our right not to wear them. Stay home and hide under the table if you like just leave US alone.
One of the really great things about the Valley of the Sun is that virtually nothing is free. If there's a buck to be made, it's made here. So bring your credit cards, kiddies! Another really nice thing is that "culture" here consists of such wildly enriching experiences as tailgate parties, a zoo where all the animals seem to be hiding, and rock climbing. So if you're culturally deprived and perhaps a little undereducated (even a lot undereducated), you'll always find like-minded here. Tired of green trees and gray skies?. Swap 'em for brown houses on brown lots against a beautiful backdrop of brown skies! Who doesn't love the ultimate neutral color? Come one! Come all!
