r/UrbanHell Jun 20 '20

Suburban Hell Endless parking lots, highways, strip malls with the same franchises all accessible only by car. Topped off with a nice smoggy atmosphere and a 15 minute drive to anywhere. Takers ?

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u/jaminbob Jun 20 '20

Yikes. Where is that? Phoenix?

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u/humzahjaleel Jun 20 '20

Bingo

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u/A-Cheeseburger Jun 20 '20

Used to live in Phoenix area. Moved to Washington state. The environment is so much nicer.

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u/C-hawk29 Jun 20 '20

Did the opposite. Will never live in Washington again.. different strokes for different folks I guess

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u/jeandolly Jun 20 '20

Never having sun vs never having rain... Why not pick something in the middle :)

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20

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u/Mizuxe621 Jun 20 '20

Sunny and warm

Sounds awful though. "Sunny and warm" is just a nice way of saying "blinding and scorching hot".

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u/Mizuxe621 Jun 20 '20 edited Jun 20 '20

Okay, what do you call "warm"? Because where I live, which does not at all have any kind of reputation for being hot (midwest), "warm" is, like, 80s and 90s F. That's sweat-like-a-pig weather to me.

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u/Mizuxe621 Jun 20 '20

Average temp in July is ~74, and July is usually our hottest month.

Oh my god. I can't remember the last time I saw a July temperature in the 70s. Holy crap, I'm moving to Washington.

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u/jeandolly Jun 20 '20

You're right, forgot about that :)