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I think I lived in the same apartment complex. I had a kitten and was pretty worried about her on balcony with those owls!

I was born in Tucson. I still live there to this day.

Considering Phoenix just broke a record of more than 56 days above 110F, and Tucson only did it twice this year. Good choice.

We are taking family pictures today at a few of the murals around town!

We went there...Took the copper mine tour. Great video!

If you dont like it now, keep voting Democrat and see what happens.

Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to check it out

Awesome video, Yes that is a lot of stairs!

Just wondering what your average electricity bill is during the hottest months? What about water quality compared to dfw & roswell? Thx for your video!

I know this is a couple months old but I just came upon your videos. We just hit the one mark here as well. We came from Oahu Hawaii but we’re military and have lived all over. We live in Vail and I absolutely love it! The wildlife, the monsoons, the dry air, the people are friendly and the food is incredible. However, this is the first place I’ve lived where people routinely drive UNDER the speed limit! It’s not just the older generation. I pass many young people. It drives me crazy!!! Also it’s not the best place for dogs. We have two and they get bored, especially in the summer. We don’t have grass so they can’t really run around and they only get one walk in the morning before it gets hot. In Hawaii, I would take them roller blading for a couples miles so they could run. Afternoon walk and at night they would play with all the neighborhood dogs at the dog park that was right next to us. Anyway, other than those two, I do love it.

Muito bonita essa cidade e preseva a cultura e história da comquista do oeste americano 👏👏🇺🇸🤝🇧🇷

I have been here most of my life. Valley fever is not a big deal. Rattlesnakes are a bigger deal than tarantulas. You didn’t mention javelinas or gill monsters. But they are not bad. I hate the heat. When I retire, I am gone!

25 years in Tucson and I love it here.

If you're going all the way up on Finger Rock there are some pretty steep flat rocks that you have to walk on very close to a considerable drop off so definitely not for people who are afraid of heights and not great for anytime it could be wet or icy.

I lived in Tucson from 2001 - 2013. It was much more affordable back then than it is today. I would say that I suffered through summers for the amazing winters. :) Eventually that wasn’t enough lol it did make me appreciate seasons much more. I had a great time living there, loved the hiking and desert. If you have not checked out Chiricahua National Monument, it’s a great place to hike and amazing views!

Mt Lemmon is pretty unique it’s like a 40min drive and you’re 8000 ft up in a woodland area. Job market though idk most young people buying houses here work for Raytheon 😅.

Lots of cool critters !!

So what your saying is, Once I hit 88mph........ :)

❤ I want to go back ❤

That was a great walk down memory lane❤ yes, I’m that old.. great walk through🫶🏻

looks like def something to check out!

cool cool. Thx for sharing

I have lived in Tucson Arizona for 12 years now I live in the middle of the desert I have coyotes I have javelina I have bobcats I have mountain lions snakes scorpions spiders down right nasty cockroaches this town is disgusting and unsafe I don't recommend it for anybody if you don't like wildlife

Thx for sharing!

awesome. thx for sharing

Thank you for the content! Moved to Tucson area (Corona de Tucson) from Indiana in April '24. This whole experience has obviously required acclimating to the many differences (especially the intense monsoon storms) but I'm truly enjoying this beautiful area, nevertheless. 😊❤🌵

How did you keep your food supplies from spoiling? ❤

From Saudi Arabia thank you for sharing this video

I went to bird house a year ago!! The french fries and chicken were artistic! I am Korean and the owner is also Korean so he gave us a service (donut and french fries). I recommend visiting the bird house in Page which has a fantastic and artistic atmosphere!

If he likes the outdoors in the Tucson area wait 'till he discovers Cochise County. Cooler summer temps, more storms.

Lawman vs lawless 🤣 Just watched the series on Netflix.

The West side isn't even really that bad! 😂 Central and South Tucson are worse! Also Valley Fever can be serious. It almost killed me at 17. Look up Disseminated Valley Fever.

I love the mountains here as well!

How beautiful! It makes me heal! Thank you for sharing. I hope you have a happy day dear friend💕

lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂so true

Romero needs to go

Rough it’s ghetto over here lawless.

does dominos pay hourly or per order?

I moved here from Phoenix, and what a mistake. What a shithole this town is. Phoenix is much cleaner, safer, and the roads are so much better.

Surprised no one ever mentions the mosquitoes on the cons list. Just know that if you live anywhere near a wash, you will have a mosquito explosion during monsoon.

How do u like arizona vs. New Mexico looking at both

Can’t say you pushed any of my buttons, but they come from around the world to see the big hole/Grand Canyon.

Tucson is the best place on the planet. When do not need transplants. OH! And look at the shadow and tell me that Travis is not an Alien. or a cockroach. Just messing with you man. Welcome to the desert southwest.

Very good perspective. There are great restaurants for all kinds of prices and tastes. Have terrible potholes seems a HUGE portion of expenses are spent on illegals. I'm a Democrat yet wonder how these do nothing leaders keep getting re-elected. Tip for newcomers: if you need your yard cooler in the early evening to sit and enjoy the desert spray a hose all over your trees and bushes. Cools the heat down for a truly relaxing time.

Haven’t finished the video yet but FOOOOOD

I live here too. Far east side. Im from Illinois. Love the heat. But can be brutal. Not my favorite, but here I am.

I live about 30mins away from Tucson. I have been here for 9 years.

Travis do they deduct the tips you received either by cash or at the end of the night when you get your paycheck?

I've lived all of my life in Tucson, 30+ years. Keep in mind that this has primarily been in the urbanized, cheaper sections of Tucson - like - Wilmot and 22nd, Countryclub and Speedway, Littletown, near Drexel, etc. I've walked most of the central part of the city, including downtown, all the way to Rita Ranch and Maricopa county. I've never been up on the foothills, except driving, walking past. Most of the people who aren't rich won't live in the northern parts. All in all, I can't really compare this place to anywhere else, except when I was a kid and went visiting places like Montana, Canada, Pennsylvania, etc. I haven't been on a plane in more than a decade, and never owned a car, though. The best part of the year here is winter, because it rarely gets unbearably cold, and would be a good option if you're from the North. As for living here, I wouldn't mind it if I had a temporary place I could set up and leave, and then go farther out when summer hits. I've never encountered violent crime in all my years of living here, except the occasional drug dealer offering me something.

I've lived in Tucson for 30+ years. Cons - Summer heat Fall/Spring Traffic (Snowbirds and UofA are here/in session) Big/Little Bugs. Snakes centipedes Scorpions tarantulas wild animals with mange Crime (In the past 5 years, crime has become worse than ever before. The South side and far west side (as mentioned in video) are the areas to be very aware of. The central side isn't great, but not horrible. Homelessness Street racing Gangs Not a lot of jobs available, unless you want to make minimum wage. The sunrises and sunsets Plus……. Pros - Winter Weather Summer Traffic (snowbirds and UofA students leave) All the activities that are available to do. - Unless you're section 8, I haven't seen $500 rent since the mid-90s. - Old Tucson hasn't been the same since the big fire that took all of the good stuff away. (star boardwalk, pictures, etc.) The foothills are is a higher class and more expensive.