If you are driving somewhere in the state and you see a dust storm heading your way, do not try to drive through it. Get as far as you can off the road and turn your lights off. Just stay there until the storm passes over you. It only takes a few minutes generally. After the dust passes over you, be prepared for a lot of rain!
@Lisa Bell I believe you turn the lights off so other drivers don't see your lights through the dust and assume you are driving and run into your parked car.
It's the same about the rain in Florida. When there's a lot of rain, I can't see through that rain I pull off all the way on the side of the highway, so I don't get hit.
I was born here in 1951. Yep, I'm 70. Been all over the world, wound up back here. Arizona has low desert, high desert, forest, snow, above the tree line, Flats, ravines, rivers, lakes and one big canyon. We have great old west and mining towns. 1/3 rd of Teddy's Rough Riders came from here. Lots of old mines and a few caves too. Everything. If you are new to the south west, try Tucson first. Even Paul McCartney bought a home there. Home of Linda Ronstat too. People come and people go, but I'm still here. I like it.
Yes embrace, so if you are a changeling type voter find somewhere else, we like fishing and hunting camping and we have some great scenic getaways. On the subject of hunting the folks in Az have a lot of hunting gear and it's open carry is most parts. Dont do it in the cities it's sort of frowned upon. But in rural area it's fairly common. So dont freak out city folks, oh and they have earthquake fault zones, a few in active volcanoes, and flash floods. Don't ever camp in a dry creek bed, and make sure you are a bit away during monsoon season ..NEVER!!! It can be extremely hot in the summer , so hydrate!! Do yard by 9am lol.
I'm actually from Australia and we (wife and I) visit Arizona once, sometimes twice, a year to escape our winter - obviously not recently due to the Rona. It's our favourite state to visit in USA and we just love to live like locals, with a funny accent.....please never change Arizona.
My wife and are are planning a late 2023 move from NY. We are leaving this life behind and embracing the AZ life. Your videos have been more than helpful. Thank you.
Australian here. Never been to America before but Arizona looks really beautiful. Really love the look of the desert. Hope i will be able to visit at least once in my lifetime.
I was born in Arizona and have lived here most of my life. It can get very hot here and people need to understand that and use caution. Arizona is a diverse and wonderful state.
I'm coming from Birmingham Alabama and my wife said, "I believe we're going to be in for quite the culture shock"...This video just solidified her statement 😂
Took a quick trip there just last week by plane to check places out. After watching some of your videos. I drove to Glendale, Peoria, Mesa, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale.. I really like Gilbert the best. But I got to see stuff I hadn't seen before. The people are very nice and friendly. Love Arizona.
I like Gilbert also. Newer area. I live in northern Peoria, a couple miles from lake pleasant. We love it here. Its convenient if you like to do alot of outdoors stuff. Glad you liked your visit.
I moved here from the corrupt state of Illinois. Love living in Arizona and agree with others, do not come here and expect to change it to where you came from!!
Just out of curiosity, where do you think people who move here want to change the state? Do you think everyone who moves here has a huddle around their family and talk about changing Arizona?
@@sndvls So how has people's voting changed the state and why do you believe they shouldn't have the right to vote for the person or cause they believe in?
We just got here, my husband wants to stay. I like it here, People are so nice. It blows me away. We're in Quartzsite. Even the people at the Post Office are friendly. I've heard nothing but bad about Arizona all my life. But I find it to be just the opposite. This nice dry air has done wonders for my COPD, I haven't had to use my inhalers once. Thank you for your video. God bless you and yours💖💖✝✝🏜🏜🙏🏻🙏🏻
Really! Get an air purifier! I was born and raised here, trust me, those dust storms can kick up some random stuff in the air. One summer I had really bad hives right after a bad dust storm. Also it's just really dusty here. Change your filters often.
AZ dust is worse than Commie-fornia. It must be a finer grain, and even works around fixed window frames, and I'm up north. The furnace filters are full of red dirt.
Lol, you want to talk about bad air try living in New England, mold spores, pollen, humidity, industrial pollution and heat? June, July, august, September, it’s not much different except for HUMIDITY, trust me humidity is a killer and just like Arizona you can’t leave anything in your car during these months especially pets. Just saying, also we lack a lot in the way of freedom out here, I had to jump hoops got my LTC, but a lot of us do every day carry out here. Oh yeah, don’t even get me started about WINTER. 😂
I'm drinking a strawberry Liquid I.V. right now! I thought it was funny that was what you started off with. I'm in Southern California, but I'm leaving for Arizona because I don't like what California has become.
I moved from East San Diego County to a rural area. but stuck some NRA stickers on my back window, before I got my AZ plate (only a back plate here), just to reassure the locals.
@@elultimo102 we're planning on moving to northern Arizona in a few months from north San Diego County. My neighborhood is great, there's lots of American flags, Harley Davidsons, and patriotic symbols in people's yards and everyone takes great care of their property well. Too bad the state is going downhill fast elsewhere.
@@ricksharp4224 I lived in rural Lakeside, above the dry SD River Valley. Almost all right wingers & horses. (I miss the view & SD weather---@ 5700' it snows). Where are you going in AZ?
Enjoy your video but I'm a born and raised Oregonian I do like visiting Arizona during the winter time and I do pay respect to the people but like I said I'm a born-raised Oregonian but I do enjoy other people's cultures and I try to understand other people's way of thinking thanks for making the video
From SoCal, I literally can't even buy a ripped up crack house for under 550k where I live. I've looked at your housing prices and they are much much much much much much cheaper than where I am from. Looking to buy something soon and really considering kissing CA good bye and going to AZ. Thank you for this video!
Coming from the Midwest, I don’t understand why someone moves to the desert and wants to have grass?? I myself don’t miss it. It’s a pain cutting and maintaining.
The heat of Arizona is no joke. Being a kid from, Detroit, Michigan. With grandparents and an uncle in Tucson, Arizona. We drove down to Tucson, Arizona. In our brand-new big, 1970 Chevy Station wagon. And I was able to bring my 10 speed bicycle with me. At, 13 years of age. I loved Tucson. Sure it was hot. But it was nice and dry. Compared to the, murderous humidity. Of living on the Great Lakes. What a relief! And so we were going to be there for the summer. And on this beautiful bright and sunny day. It was a nice warm, 115°F. And I went out riding my bicycle. Around downtown Tucson area. At one point. I stopped. I looked at the building. With the time and temperature on it. It was 4:30 PM and 115°. And I had no idea where I was? Or, where I was staying? Who I was staying with? Or, what their names were? Oh? Oh? Something's wrong……? Something is very wrong. I think I sort of realized. I had come down with a case of sunstroke, heat prostration? And I knew I was in trouble. I did not know what to do? But then I remembered, something. My uncle had 5 Tire Stores.. And was called the Tire King of Tucson. So I went to a phone booth. Grab the phone book. And look for Tire King. Because I can't remember my uncles name? It's my mom's maiden name. I can't remember my mother's maiden name. But I remember Tire King. And there's a phone number! I called the phone number. Got some guy on the phone. Told him my uncle owned the place and I need some help. He asked me what the problem was? I told him I did not know my uncles name? He realized what the problem was. He says hold on. And so he picked up another phone.. And called my uncle who was at one of the other stores. Told him I was in trouble. And what corner I was standing on. He kept on talking to me. And within a few minutes. My uncle pulled up. And rescued me. He took me back to my grandparents high-rise apartment. They loaded me up with water and salt tablets. And stuck me on the living room couch. Where I remained. For the next day. With the worst headache. I had ever had in my life. In my young 13-year-old, life. And realized I made a mistake and dodged, death. By remaining in the downtown area. I never broke a sweat. As the sweat drives. Before it comes out the pores of your skin. You never sweat. You just, passsout, fall over and die. If you are not cautiously careful with the heat. In, Arizona. Even if you're downtown on a bicycle. As I rode into downtown from the suburbs. Just a couple of miles out. Like two or three. Like nothing. And so I don't think I was outside for more than an hour and 1/2. Before I was overcome. I went through no, issues or problems. Until I didn't know where I was? And I knew. That I should know where I am. But I don't. And something was very wrong. It was a very sobering lesson to learn. About how fast one can be overcome. Even at the peak of, super energetic health of 13. Oh my goodness? And ever since then. Not only have I been very careful. Now at 68. I am overcome by the heat, very easily. But I cannot tolerate the cold. So it's heat for me, baby. Give me that heat. At least I will pass away comfortably. Not shivering and cold. Yes I don't think I would've gone much further before collapsing. Good thing I was near a payphone.. When there used to be, payphones. And calls were only, $0.10. One thin dime. But they are now, historical artifacts. Does a payphone have unlimited service? Yes if you pay for it. It's only limited by your coinage. That's why we still have coins. It was for phone calls, gumballs and candy bars. Not to mention cigarettes in machines. When a pack of cigarettes would cost you $0.35. Even at 13 years of age. Good thing I never smoked, cigarettes. Until I was age, 56. And I've got a lot of cigarettes to smoke before catching up to everybody's Cancer. Capricorn,, Pisces. Unicorns et al. I think I have some permanent brain damage from sun cooking? I got a sunburn on my brain! And Blisters on my Fingers! RemyRAD
Nobody seems to really tell the public. What the temperature's can actually be out here. They downplay it a little bit. The temperature in Phoenix has gotten up to a 120° when I moved out here. Maybe 8 years ago in August. Mesa was a 117°. It gets super hot. Protect everything window tint, shades. For your wind front windscreen when you park cause not everybody can park under a tree. Don't leave the house without stuff to drink. I keep a cooler usually in my truck. With ice and water and drinks don't get caught out here in the summer time with no drinks it could be your last mistake. Make sure you've had the maintenance done on your vehicle before even coming out here. If you gotta relocate in the summer you know. Check your belt hoses, all your liquids have your oil changed. Have the car vehicle in top condition? So you don't break down on the highway.
@Lisa Bell I'm a native too and Arizona has been getting better and better each year for some of the reasons you said. Plus teachers forced better pay and more money to education, wages have increased and many more statistics I could go over and over and over! Arizona is becoming a really great place to live. The people who say that would rather see our state look like Alabama or Mississippi or Wyoming. They don't want to see Arizona or Phoenix become a major metropolitan area in the world!
Love how you said no one likes people from other teams flexing against their home team in football Cardinals. True, I agree with you. But, it's like that everywhere you go. I lived all my life in NY and when I've gone to football games, I never had problems going with my Green Bay Packers jerseys w my whole family. I also went a couple of years ago to watch a Arizona vs Packers game and the Arizona people weren't mean at all. I loved them! They were so nice! And I even took pictures w my family and other family w Arizona jerseys on. I had a blast. Even if we don't like it, we have to deal with it. It's sports! I love Arizona and their people. I've always wanted to live there. Who knows, let's see. 😂
Watching your video from Canada. I was always curious about Arizona. Since I was a child, I've always wanted to live there one day. I know I will be up for a cultural shock. I have certainly been considering going there ti at least live there part-time.
Have you ever been to Arizona? It's really nice here. I don't know what Australia's like, I have seen a lot of documentaries about the deadly wildlife there. It sounds like a very scary place to live. My most favourite celebrity from Australia is Steve Irwin. I remember where I was when he passed from a stupid stingray barb to the heart. I was at work, a nurse, passing morning meds in Chico, California. That was back in 2006. How sad, he was a good man. I was bred, born, and raised in Northern California. Summer of 2019 it was 121° F. Then I was chasing a dream in Washington State, but yeck!!! That was not the place for me. Now in October 2021 I find myself, my husband and our three little fur babies living in a RV in Quartzsite, Arizona. Ready to start all over again. I'm 60 and my hubby is 64. You can do anything you put your mind to and the Lord allows. GOD bless you and yours. Have an awesome day! 💥💥✝✝🙂🙂
I live in Tennessee and I pray Arizona stays a freedom and liberty loving state. Unfortunately it’s a constant battle. Very informative video. Thanks for posting
Thanks for making these videos im watching them like I'm studying for finals. My family and I will be relocating to Arizona in April. We look forward to it. My inlaws live in surprise AZ i just relocated for work and look forward to it. I will definitely do as I see qnd hopefully build some nice relationships.
Yep was just there..was passed by 18 wheelers on the 10 before the 330. Dudes were going 75 and no way could they stop if a car slowed.. was friggin crazy .
I’m moving to Arizona from Nebraska. You can open carry a firearm without a permit here but you have to get a concealed carry permit if you want to conceal it. I have already purchased a concealed carry holster for when I move to AZ.
I wasn't born here but totally raised from 2nd grade and boy it's not nothing like it use to be all this dang building them tearing up our desert it's ridiculous
Constantly looking to visit USA and always get drawn to Arizona, currently from the UK , looking at 2025 September Sedona, Scottsdale. such a beautiful state
We are moving to arizonia next year getting the heck out of Wisconsin so sick of the cold snowy winters . My health depends on desert land no grass trees covid was not kind to me so I need dry air. I want to start a new chapter with my hubby. Taking a vacation in Nov. I been reading a lit about everything I know a got a while but we are coming. We want to retire here. And enjoy the fun. Foods restaurants. I know a big city will be different . But I not one for conversational or arguing. I don't ever talk politics you will never know who I want . Religion either I go to church my religion and it's nobody business Mt believes I silent to others about that. I will love it here I just know this is our calling. Guess my doggie will have to get little boots to walk at nighttime.
Good points but this is very Phoenix centric. Spending most of my life visiting Arizona I’d say break it up into 4 sections. Phoenix valley, Northern Arizona (flagstaff/Williams), Southeasten Arizona( Tucson, Sierra Vista/Bisbee, Sulphuric Springs valley) & maybe the western front of the Colorado river. I guess Showlow/white mountain area would be another as well. Climate in these areas are all a little different. But for sure respect the local people and embrace Arizona for the beautiful state it is.
Great video man, super honest and straight forward. Viewing up here in Ottawa Canada, Brrrrrrr. We have lots of natural beauty up here but man, that desert, so ethereal. Take care.
Thank you for mentioning about the little animals so important people are still stupid out here in LA and they leave their animals in the car when it's. Way too hot
I’m an older lady in S Central AZ n I don’t leave the house without my concealed carry. SIL brings his AK everywhere he goes. Ya gettin it?, not safe! Ladies you can buy purses here with a postal pocket.
@@prchix there are areas that are nice n safe. Unfortunately my area went downhill in last 20 years. If you’re middle - upper class financially there are gorgeous places that are safe. I can’t afford to move as a widow. Don’t come to AZ from East coast, Crown don’t run this n you won’t like it as I don’t like New England n I’m from MI originally. I don’t go out at night so a pistol pocket in handbag is enough. Have never had a problem but that’s also cause everyone knows citizens are carrying. As for SIL, he’s another story, sad life growing up, I get why he takes it. Never needed it either. I’ve been here 28 years n there’s always been a border issue. Have seen a lot I won’t speak of. If you think about it n our world nowadays nowhere is safe. Head on a swivel.
Thank you for all that input. I’m eager to come down for my second February in a row just love the desert! Everybody stay safe and stay sane. Thank you
I’m moving to Arizona next month from Minnesota. I’m excited and nervous, but I think that I will like it better than Minnesota. Thanks for all the tips
I'm planning on moving to Tucson end of year 2024 from Oregon, and I'm super excited to explore and escape the rain. I LOVE the sun. Its gonna be a big change but I'm done with the PNW.
thanks for the tips. im from new york/jersey and im currently in california but got a job offer to work in arizona in the post office. good knowledge you gave me
I used t live in Phx. from 1964-1987. There used to be a bar on 43rd Ave. and Northern called the Runnin' Grunion. I remember the owner Greg, a very laid back fellow. Well lit and attracted a crowd essentially in their 20's. Going further north on 43rd Ave we would come to Beardsley where a horseshoe shaped hill was and have desert parties at night. Also on 7th Ave and Camelback were two strip joints. The Uptown Express and the Camelback Lounge. Camelback Lounge was where I had fun times back in the 80's. Good times.
After 25 years in the bay moved to Gilbert a month ago, I don't believe it is practical to expect folks like myself to switch alliances as soon as I crossed Bakersfield. I love Arizona and cherish the intact way of life and freedoms and as a registered conservative I have nothing to change in this state when it comes to politics however switching loyalty overnight is asking for too much !! For example : I watched Steph Curry live 2nd row seat at the old oakland arena in his rookie season and watched in front of my very eyes the joy == >Igoudala, Green, Curry and Thompson brought to the Warrior fans who were for decades considered the DOORMAT of the nba or the legacy Bill Walsh left for the 9ers to inspire multiple head Coaches including Pete Carrol !! I really njoy the sport and this year the Cardinals have a real shot of going all the way while the Suns are up right there with Golden State ... .I will let you decide if you would change your loyalty overnight if you were in my shoes !!!
Don’t jump on the band wagon. There are so many people who jump on the band wagon and say “ If I live here, I support my state, and team.” No. If you are loyal to your team; hell yeah love your team.
Trying to get to Arizona this summer. North Dakota is no longer as accessible to me as it used to be after losing my leg. Hoping to dodge the six months of snow and ice in the Tucson area.
I moved away from Gilbert to Portland, Oregon 2 years ago. I met my wife, and I was working Public Transit Security in this God forsaken city. My wife got married this year, and I am glad to say we are leaving and coming back to a more well kept environment.
Just make sure to leave all the nanny state BS and entitlement attitudes in that nanny state(not mentioning any names, we all know) when you move here. This is AZ, not CA, NY, OR, WA or any of the other blue liberal states, and we like it just the way it's always been. If you are in a desert climate, stay hydrated!! Summer heat WILL kick your butt and it can kill easily. Watch the high country too, as weather can go sideways at the drop of a hat with monsoon in summer, and wintertime, well, self-explanatory with snowfall, slick roads and cold temps. Great video, thank you.
Could not agree more , been here 59 years. Not feeling this wave of liberals coming to our state . And the southern board collapse , but the a whole other topic .
Thanks for the info. I’m a truck driver that goes into Arizona from time to time. I try to run through the state before the heat and traffic through Phoenix gets out of hand. But I will for sure look into your UV protected clothing.
Wrong way drivers is a real thing, it’s no joke. I don’t understand, it can happen anywhere. Encountered 3 wrong way drivers within a year, but only one time did I have a close call. Scary as hell.
Correct about wrong way drivers. This happens a lot! Not sure if it’s the senior drivers confused or DUI people but it happens a lot all over the state.
@@lindawoody8501 Ah yes, the tribulus terrestris , found all over AZ. Kill it without mercy, whenever it shows it's goaty head. Roundup is it's enemy, and your friend.
just because you're threatening you're not able to just shoot at someone in most cases this you have to actually have your life endangered before you can actually fire.
I have arthritis and I’m experiencing a problem regulating my temperature. When the temperature goes down, from 70 degrees, I get really stiff and my circulation is affected as well. Will Arizona work for me as I’m getting close to being aged 59. I don’t like air conditioning that much anymore because it makes me physically uncomfortable and unable to move. I love the sunny area with a few shade. I drink a lot of water even in cold temperatures. I can not tolerate hills. Can walk better in flat areas. I love doing ceramics but I can’t tolerate the wind. I like wildlife but I can’t go on long hours of hiking due to my lower back issues from being hit by a car in 1999. The hills and then the pandemic aggravated my lower back even more. I want to be in the sun more often so I can get active once again after being literally housebound due to back stiffness. How can people manage to live in Arizona and to stay active even in hot w temperatures?
I don’t give a crap what people in Arizona think about where I came from and how I feel this is America. No state line determines the difference between any American. I don’t care if you’re in New York or Arizona it doesn’t make a difference. The world is the world just cause you were born someplace does not give you no special rights
You can rent a car at Flagstaff and find an enterprising situation......and tour around with some jugs of water. When you hike on a mountain and can see out about 50 miles, it is so amazing. There is almost no place on entire east coast that you can see that far because so much humidity in the air. And the nights are cold in AZ so you sleep well under blankets. By 11am it's tee shirt weather, always sunny, about never rains. Restaurants like in New Mexico have no competition and dont hire real cooks either. So you do you own cooking and see if you can do better, and you can. Kent Rollins cowboy cooking ......videos. Fake people burn out in AZ in 1-2 years or months, so whoever is left is the real McCoy. Imo.
I moved to CT from AZ and it's not all it's cracked up to be trust me. Much better way of life here. And it's open carry, unlike here, people are freaking crazy out there! Like ignorant crazy 🤪 not the best place for kids either if you have any, the heat hits you hard, it's oppressive and it's hot all the time. I used to visit Mexico frequently and with all the poor people here and tons of Mexicans (nothing wrong with that) it's a similar Mexico vibe, the wage gap is extreme, so many homeless, others will say "there's homeless in every city" but a simple Google search shows thats it's out of control if you don't believe someone who has lived in multiple states on both coasts... its so easy to get drugs you'll always see someone strung out "tweakers". Lots of pedophiles... Sounds really negative but people get so hyped up about AZ for some reason. It sucks. Seriously, usually they never lived in multiple states to be able to compare.
Here is the Living in Arizona Now Instagram instagram.com/livinginarizonanow/
I can’t wait to be an Arizonian
I see you wearing a lot of fishing brands, can I ask how the fishing is down in AZ?
@Hydromon99 Well said, and haven't heard that last comment for years! Made me chuckle a bit.
@Richard Hilburn I think he spoke about that in his previous videos, I have seen it if I'm not mistaken, or something similar to it
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If you are driving somewhere in the state and you see a dust storm heading your way, do not try to drive through it. Get as far as you can off the road and turn your lights off. Just stay there until the storm passes over you. It only takes a few minutes generally. After the dust passes over you, be prepared for a lot of rain!
@Lisa Bell I believe you turn the lights off so other drivers don't see your lights through the dust and assume you are driving and run into your parked car.
@@robhicks3812 correct
Thank you for that tip!
It's the same about the rain in Florida. When there's a lot of rain, I can't see through that rain I pull off all the way on the side of the highway, so I don't get hit.
Wouldn’t you want your lights on so people can see you and not hit your parked car? Why hide?
I was born here in 1951. Yep, I'm 70. Been all over the world, wound up back here. Arizona has low desert, high desert, forest, snow, above the tree line, Flats, ravines, rivers, lakes and one big canyon. We have great old west and mining towns. 1/3 rd of Teddy's Rough Riders came from here. Lots of old mines and a few caves too. Everything. If you are new to the south west, try Tucson first. Even Paul McCartney bought a home there. Home of Linda Ronstat too. People come and people go, but I'm still here. I like it.
@RV Truth I pity you. You need to travel a little wider and see for yourself in stead of believing what others spout.
1941 here got 10 years on you!!
@@rogersmith3063 1903 beat that!
Embrace Arizona! Yes!
Never change Arizona.
Yes embrace, so if you are a changeling type voter find somewhere else, we like fishing and hunting camping and we have some great scenic getaways. On the subject of hunting the folks in Az have a lot of hunting gear and it's open carry is most parts. Dont do it in the cities it's sort of frowned upon. But in rural area it's fairly common. So dont freak out city folks, oh and they have earthquake fault zones, a few in active volcanoes, and flash floods. Don't ever camp in a dry creek bed, and make sure you are a bit away during monsoon season ..NEVER!!! It can be extremely hot in the summer , so hydrate!! Do yard by 9am lol.
YYYEEEESSSSS! Wish I could tell every transplant this!
I totally agree with you my friend I am an Arizona native and I love it here 🌄😎🌞👍
I'm actually from Australia and we (wife and I) visit Arizona once, sometimes twice, a year to escape our winter - obviously not recently due to the Rona.
It's our favourite state to visit in USA and we just love to live like locals, with a funny accent.....please never change Arizona.
too late, they are knocking down desert for subdivisions everywhere. sad to see.
My wife and are are planning a late 2023 move from NY. We are leaving this life behind and embracing the AZ life. Your videos have been more than helpful. Thank you.
I’m single but I love this I’m moving myself very soon I’m kinda scared going to a new place but I’m so ready
Welcome. 💯
Me too bro from NY. Planning to go over there real soon. I’m scared as hell of the change lol the best part is what’s very different
Actually no State wants anyone from New York
@@scarface51393 same
Australian here. Never been to America before but Arizona looks really beautiful. Really love the look of the desert. Hope i will be able to visit at least once in my lifetime.
I was born in Arizona and have lived here most of my life. It can get very hot here and people need to understand that and use caution. Arizona is a diverse and wonderful state.
agreed. especially this time of year.
I will definitely use precautions, thank you for the heads-up
Hotter than Florida?
I'm coming from Birmingham Alabama and my wife said, "I believe we're going to be in for quite the culture shock"...This video just solidified her statement 😂
Yeah same lol. I’m moving to the Phoenix area from a town of 800 people in Nebraska 🤣
I think I want to move to Arizona after finishing my program at UAB. Hope the transition went well!
Been to Dothan Alabama , wasn’t a bad place at all.
Took a quick trip there just last week by plane to check places out. After watching some of your videos. I drove to Glendale, Peoria, Mesa, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale.. I really like Gilbert the best. But I got to see stuff I hadn't seen before. The people are very nice and friendly. Love Arizona.
I like Gilbert also. Newer area. I live in northern Peoria, a couple miles from lake pleasant. We love it here. Its convenient if you like to do alot of outdoors stuff. Glad you liked your visit.
Naw stay where u at don’t come here we have enough people
@@bryanjones7526 my family is living in Phoenix for the last 30 years. I go to visit and train for my job there.
We moved from Ca to Gilbert . Gilbert is super nice, very green , and clean ! By the way We vote ❤️
@@flower656 Don't change our Arizona! 🏜👅
I moved here from the corrupt state of Illinois. Love living in Arizona and agree with others, do not come here and expect to change it to where you came from!!
Same here..we moved from the corrupt state of Illinois 1 1/2 years ago. Best decision we made! love it here and the warm weather!
i agree but most of my clients from Illinois like their grass and leafy trees in the yard...its just so wrong
Just out of curiosity, where do you think people who move here want to change the state? Do you think everyone who moves here has a huddle around their family and talk about changing Arizona?
@@chrisyanover1777 They may not want to change the state but they vote for politicians who do.
@@sndvls So how has people's voting changed the state and why do you believe they shouldn't have the right to vote for the person or cause they believe in?
We just got here, my husband wants to stay. I like it here, People are so nice. It blows me away. We're in Quartzsite. Even the people at the Post Office are friendly. I've heard nothing but bad about Arizona all my life. But I find it to be just the opposite.
This nice dry air has done wonders for my COPD, I haven't had to use my inhalers once. Thank you for your video. God bless you and yours💖💖✝✝🏜🏜🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great job sir ❣️
One of your fans here.
Watching from Japan 💪💯
Really! Get an air purifier! I was born and raised here, trust me, those dust storms can kick up some random stuff in the air. One summer I had really bad hives right after a bad dust storm. Also it's just really dusty here. Change your filters often.
AZ dust is worse than Commie-fornia. It must be a finer grain, and even works around fixed window frames, and I'm up north. The furnace filters are full of red dirt.
Definitely had to buy an air purifier, I'm going through the bad hives/allergies right now since moving to Tucson.
Lol, you want to talk about bad air try living in New England, mold spores, pollen, humidity, industrial pollution and heat? June, July, august, September, it’s not much different except for HUMIDITY, trust me humidity is a killer and just like Arizona you can’t leave anything in your car during these months especially pets. Just saying, also we lack a lot in the way of freedom out here, I had to jump hoops got my LTC, but a lot of us do every day carry out here. Oh yeah, don’t even get me started about WINTER. 😂
I'm drinking a strawberry Liquid I.V. right now! I thought it was funny that was what you started off with.
I'm in Southern California, but I'm leaving for Arizona because I don't like what California has become.
I moved from East San Diego County to a rural area. but stuck some NRA stickers on my back window, before I got my AZ plate (only a back plate here), just to reassure the locals.
@@elultimo102 we're planning on moving to northern Arizona in a few months from north San Diego County. My neighborhood is great, there's lots of American flags, Harley Davidsons, and patriotic symbols in people's yards and everyone takes great care of their property well. Too bad the state is going downhill fast elsewhere.
@@ricksharp4224 I lived in rural Lakeside, above the dry SD River Valley. Almost all right wingers & horses. (I miss the view & SD weather---@ 5700' it snows). Where are you going in AZ?
Then please for the love of God don’t vote the way Californians vote!
@@SummerBaby728 never.
i hate clouds and grey skies and rain i want most days if not every day to be a bright clear sunny day thats why im moving to Az.
Enjoy your video but I'm a born and raised Oregonian I do like visiting Arizona during the winter time and I do pay respect to the people but like I said I'm a born-raised Oregonian but I do enjoy other people's cultures and I try to understand other people's way of thinking thanks for making the video
This was very thoughtful and concrete video for me considering study in ASU. Thank you.
From SoCal, I literally can't even buy a ripped up crack house for under 550k where I live. I've looked at your housing prices and they are much much much much much much cheaper than where I am from. Looking to buy something soon and really considering kissing CA good bye and going to AZ. Thank you for this video!
Absolutely 🙌🌞😎. Please stop making lawns like the Midwest. Silly losing proposition and waste of 💦.
Coming from the Midwest, I don’t understand why someone moves to the desert and wants to have grass?? I myself don’t miss it. It’s a pain cutting and maintaining.
@Lisa Bell my thoughts exactly.
@@wandac396 Grass takes 50 gallons of water per sq. ft. per year---What a waste!
@@elultimo102 totally agree. I myself like the native plants. Looks so much better
@@elultimo102 most of us put out the fake grass if we want it
My sister lives in AZ. Every topic you mentioned is true . Thank you for posting this video
Never leave the house without water. Freeze a bottle, to take with so it stays cool longer.
I’m about to move to AZ from OR soon! Thank you for sharing this info! 😊
Yes THANK YOU for mentioning the BEWARE OF WRONG WAY DRIVERS. Best video I've seen about Az in a few years. You represent Az very well sir thank you.
Usually impaired to boot. I cant believe how many drive on the exit ramp and die. The signage need some improvement .
Excellent advice! Thanks! Really appreciate the community input.
The heat of Arizona is no joke. Being a kid from, Detroit, Michigan. With grandparents and an uncle in Tucson, Arizona. We drove down to Tucson, Arizona. In our brand-new big, 1970 Chevy Station wagon. And I was able to bring my 10 speed bicycle with me. At, 13 years of age.
I loved Tucson. Sure it was hot. But it was nice and dry. Compared to the, murderous humidity. Of living on the Great Lakes. What a relief!
And so we were going to be there for the summer. And on this beautiful bright and sunny day. It was a nice warm, 115°F. And I went out riding my bicycle. Around downtown Tucson area.
At one point. I stopped. I looked at the building. With the time and temperature on it. It was 4:30 PM and 115°. And I had no idea where I was? Or, where I was staying? Who I was staying with? Or, what their names were? Oh? Oh? Something's wrong……? Something is very wrong.
I think I sort of realized. I had come down with a case of sunstroke, heat prostration? And I knew I was in trouble. I did not know what to do? But then I remembered, something.
My uncle had 5 Tire Stores.. And was called the Tire King of Tucson. So I went to a phone booth. Grab the phone book. And look for Tire King. Because I can't remember my uncles name? It's my mom's maiden name. I can't remember my mother's maiden name. But I remember Tire King. And there's a phone number!
I called the phone number. Got some guy on the phone. Told him my uncle owned the place and I need some help. He asked me what the problem was? I told him I did not know my uncles name? He realized what the problem was. He says hold on.
And so he picked up another phone.. And called my uncle who was at one of the other stores. Told him I was in trouble. And what corner I was standing on.
He kept on talking to me. And within a few minutes. My uncle pulled up. And rescued me. He took me back to my grandparents high-rise apartment. They loaded me up with water and salt tablets. And stuck me on the living room couch. Where I remained. For the next day. With the worst headache. I had ever had in my life. In my young 13-year-old, life. And realized I made a mistake and dodged, death. By remaining in the downtown area. I never broke a sweat. As the sweat drives. Before it comes out the pores of your skin. You never sweat. You just, passsout, fall over and die. If you are not cautiously careful with the heat. In, Arizona. Even if you're downtown on a bicycle. As I rode into downtown from the suburbs. Just a couple of miles out. Like two or three. Like nothing.
And so I don't think I was outside for more than an hour and 1/2. Before I was overcome. I went through no, issues or problems. Until I didn't know where I was? And I knew. That I should know where I am. But I don't. And something was very wrong.
It was a very sobering lesson to learn. About how fast one can be overcome. Even at the peak of, super energetic health of 13. Oh my goodness?
And ever since then. Not only have I been very careful. Now at 68. I am overcome by the heat, very easily. But I cannot tolerate the cold. So it's heat for me, baby. Give me that heat. At least I will pass away comfortably. Not shivering and cold.
Yes I don't think I would've gone much further before collapsing. Good thing I was near a payphone.. When there used to be, payphones. And calls were only, $0.10. One thin dime. But they are now, historical artifacts. Does a payphone have unlimited service? Yes if you pay for it. It's only limited by your coinage. That's why we still have coins. It was for phone calls, gumballs and candy bars. Not to mention cigarettes in machines. When a pack of cigarettes would cost you $0.35. Even at 13 years of age. Good thing I never smoked, cigarettes. Until I was age, 56. And I've got a lot of cigarettes to smoke before catching up to everybody's Cancer. Capricorn,, Pisces. Unicorns et al.
I think I have some permanent brain damage from sun cooking? I got a sunburn on my brain! And Blisters on my Fingers!
RemyRAD
Nobody seems to really tell the public. What the temperature's can actually be out here. They downplay it a little bit. The temperature in Phoenix has gotten up to a 120° when I moved out here. Maybe 8 years ago in August. Mesa was a 117°. It gets super hot.
Protect everything window tint, shades. For your wind front windscreen when you park cause not everybody can park under a tree. Don't leave the house without stuff to drink. I keep a cooler usually in my truck. With ice and water and drinks don't get caught out here in the summer time with no drinks it could be your last mistake. Make sure you've had the maintenance done on your vehicle before even coming out here. If you gotta relocate in the summer you know. Check your belt hoses, all your liquids have your oil changed. Have the car vehicle in top condition? So you don't break down on the highway.
Your videos should be a prerequisite for anyone like myself moving to Arizona. Hell for visiting for that matter
Like he said, be courteous to people out here. A lot of people are packing out here. Stay strapped.
That's right I'm a native here 35 years leave our state alone when you come here it's a great state 🇺🇲
@Lisa Bell I'm a native too and Arizona has been getting better and better each year for some of the reasons you said. Plus teachers forced better pay and more money to education, wages have increased and many more statistics I could go over and over and over! Arizona is becoming a really great place to live. The people who say that would rather see our state look like Alabama or Mississippi or Wyoming. They don't want to see Arizona or Phoenix become a major metropolitan area in the world!
THANK YOU 💜 😊
Very, very, helpful thank you so much.
I'll definitely be a newbie cuz I'll be making Arizona my home in the next year or two, good video
I moved here in March ! I love it here 😍✨
I'm on my way to Mesa now. A lil nervous
Are you single ? I am moving to Chandler for work ….
I’m moving there in April I can’t wait!
I’m moving to Scottsdale 4/30/22 coming from Southern California no kids single never been married 5”11 athletic built can cook clean and defend hmu
@@SG-pj5zl Let’s see what Arizona has to offer 😝
THANK YOU FOR SUCH GOOD ADVICE PLANNING A MOVE SOON 🙏⚘🕊💝🙏
Love how you said no one likes people from other teams flexing against their home team in football Cardinals. True, I agree with you. But, it's like that everywhere you go. I lived all my life in NY and when I've gone to football games, I never had problems going with my Green Bay Packers jerseys w my whole family. I also went a couple of years ago to watch a Arizona vs Packers game and the Arizona people weren't mean at all. I loved them! They were so nice! And I even took pictures w my family and other family w Arizona jerseys on. I had a blast. Even if we don't like it, we have to deal with it. It's sports! I love Arizona and their people. I've always wanted to live there. Who knows, let's see. 😂
Watching your video from Canada. I was always curious about Arizona. Since I was a child, I've always wanted to live there one day. I know I will be up for a cultural shock. I have certainly been considering going there ti at least live there part-time.
Being a "True" Native of AZ, there is no travel like living in Indiana God I miss Arizona
If you don't mind me asking, why did you move to indiana?
If it were possible, I’d move there today from Sydney, Australia.
I'll bet!
@Unedited Life Of Daniel You're the minority. Most people in Arizona are warm, welcoming and friendly! You don't speak for the whole state.
Have you ever been to Arizona? It's really nice here. I don't know what Australia's like, I have seen a lot of documentaries about the deadly wildlife there. It sounds like a very scary place to live.
My most favourite celebrity from Australia is Steve Irwin. I remember where I was when he passed from a stupid stingray barb to the heart. I was at work, a nurse, passing morning meds in Chico, California. That was back in 2006. How sad, he was a good man.
I was bred, born, and raised in Northern California. Summer of 2019 it was 121° F. Then I was chasing a dream in Washington State, but yeck!!! That was not the place for me. Now in October 2021 I find myself, my husband and our three little fur babies living in a RV in Quartzsite, Arizona. Ready to start all over again. I'm 60 and my hubby is 64. You can do anything you put your mind to and the Lord allows. GOD bless you and yours. Have an awesome day! 💥💥✝✝🙂🙂
Stay in Australia please!
You don't want any part of the sh$t show that is the U.S.A
Great info! Canadian here planning to move to Phoenix in 5 years!
FK Canada!
I live in Tennessee and I pray Arizona stays a freedom and liberty loving state. Unfortunately it’s a constant battle. Very informative video. Thanks for posting
Thanks for making these videos im watching them like I'm studying for finals. My family and I will be relocating to Arizona in April. We look forward to it. My inlaws live in surprise AZ i just relocated for work and look forward to it. I will definitely do as I see qnd hopefully build some nice relationships.
This is a great advice video cuz I'll be hoping to make Arizona my home in the near future
Posted speed limit is more like a suggested speed limit. It's common to go 20 mph over the speed limit, especially during the work week.
Yep was just there..was passed by 18 wheelers on the 10 before the 330. Dudes were going 75 and no way could they stop if a car slowed.. was friggin crazy .
I did this and got a ticket. Traveling from WA
And you won't even get a ticket...
Sounds a lot like NV and CA 😂
I've moved here from Wisconsin 41 years ago and I can confirm everything is this episode.
I’m moving to Arizona from Nebraska. You can open carry a firearm without a permit here but you have to get a concealed carry permit if you want to conceal it. I have already purchased a concealed carry holster for when I move to AZ.
I wasn't born here but totally raised from 2nd grade and boy it's not nothing like it use to be all this dang building them tearing up our desert it's ridiculous
Constantly looking to visit USA and always get drawn to Arizona, currently from the UK , looking at 2025 September Sedona, Scottsdale. such a beautiful state
We are moving to arizonia next year getting the heck out of Wisconsin so sick of the cold snowy winters . My health depends on desert land no grass trees covid was not kind to me so I need dry air. I want to start a new chapter with my hubby. Taking a vacation in Nov. I been reading a lit about everything I know a got a while but we are coming. We want to retire here. And enjoy the fun. Foods restaurants. I know a big city will be different . But I not one for conversational or arguing. I don't ever talk politics you will never know who I want . Religion either I go to church my religion and it's nobody business Mt believes I silent to others about that. I will love it here I just know this is our calling. Guess my doggie will have to get little boots to walk at nighttime.
Good points but this is very Phoenix centric. Spending most of my life visiting Arizona I’d say break it up into 4 sections. Phoenix valley, Northern Arizona (flagstaff/Williams), Southeasten Arizona( Tucson, Sierra Vista/Bisbee, Sulphuric Springs valley) & maybe the western front of the Colorado river. I guess Showlow/white mountain area would be another as well. Climate in these areas are all a little different.
But for sure respect the local people and embrace Arizona for the beautiful state it is.
Fantastic video. I appreciate this helpful feedback
I lived here all my life , never been Thur this , I know Arizona, go out and meet people
Nice video
Great video man, super honest and straight forward. Viewing up here in Ottawa Canada, Brrrrrrr. We have lots of natural beauty up here but man, that desert, so ethereal. Take care.
Thank you for mentioning about the little animals so important people are still stupid out here in LA and they leave their animals in the car when it's. Way too hot
Awesome
I’m an older lady in S Central AZ n I don’t leave the house without my concealed carry.
SIL brings his AK everywhere he goes. Ya gettin it?, not safe!
Ladies you can buy purses here with a postal pocket.
If AZ is so dangerous that you need an assault rifle everywhere you go then AZ is not a good place to live
@@prchix there are areas that are nice n safe. Unfortunately my area went downhill in last 20 years. If you’re middle - upper class financially there are gorgeous places that are safe. I can’t afford to move as a widow.
Don’t come to AZ from East coast, Crown don’t run this n you won’t like it as I don’t like New England n I’m from MI originally.
I don’t go out at night so a pistol pocket in handbag is enough. Have never had a problem but that’s also cause everyone knows citizens are carrying. As for SIL, he’s another story, sad life growing up, I get why he takes it. Never needed it either.
I’ve been here 28 years n there’s always been a border issue. Have seen a lot I won’t speak of.
If you think about it n our world nowadays nowhere is safe. Head on a swivel.
Great video about Arizona, most informative on the internet. This guy is great! 👍
Will bemoving to North Phoenix Arizona soon from hard left CA. Can hardly wait......😊❤
Might come down to from Pittsburgh to study at the U of A, thanks for the video!
Will you be rooting for the Steelers West? 😉
Thank you for all that input. I’m eager to come down for my second February in a row just love the desert! Everybody stay safe and stay sane. Thank you
I’m moving to Arizona next month from Minnesota. I’m excited and nervous, but I think that I will like it better than Minnesota. Thanks for all the tips
I'm planning on moving to Tucson end of year 2024 from Oregon, and I'm super excited to explore and escape the rain. I LOVE the sun. Its gonna be a big change but I'm done with the PNW.
thanks for the tips. im from new york/jersey and im currently in california but got a job offer to work in arizona in the post office. good knowledge you gave me
I'm changing arizona daily! minds! attitudes!
Moving to Arizona in 5-10 years from Alberta Canada
I used t live in Phx. from 1964-1987. There used to be a bar on 43rd Ave. and Northern called the Runnin' Grunion. I remember the owner Greg, a very laid back fellow. Well lit and attracted a crowd essentially in their 20's. Going further north on 43rd Ave we would come to Beardsley where a horseshoe shaped hill was and have desert parties at night. Also on 7th Ave and Camelback were two strip joints. The Uptown Express and the Camelback Lounge. Camelback Lounge was where I had fun times back in the 80's. Good times.
After 25 years in the bay moved to Gilbert a month ago, I don't believe it is practical to expect folks like myself to switch alliances as soon as I crossed Bakersfield. I love Arizona and cherish the intact way of life and freedoms and as a registered conservative I have nothing to change in this state when it comes to politics however switching loyalty overnight is asking for too much !! For example : I watched Steph Curry live 2nd row seat at the old oakland arena in his rookie season and watched in front of my very eyes the joy == >Igoudala, Green, Curry and Thompson brought to the Warrior fans who were for decades considered the DOORMAT of the nba or the legacy Bill Walsh left for the 9ers to inspire multiple head Coaches including Pete Carrol !! I really njoy the sport and this year the Cardinals have a real shot of going all the way while the Suns are up right there with Golden State ... .I will let you decide if you would change your loyalty overnight if you were in my shoes !!!
Don’t jump on the band wagon.
There are so many people who jump on the band wagon and say “ If I live here, I support my state, and team.” No. If you are loyal to your team; hell yeah love your team.
Trying to get to Arizona this summer. North Dakota is no longer as accessible to me as it used to be after losing my leg. Hoping to dodge the six months of snow and ice in the Tucson area.
1:37 ❤
Is there somewhere that is still warm and dry near water , waterfront resorts , mobile homes
I love Fountain Park, I have so many photos there.
In fountain hills its lovely
I moved away from Gilbert to Portland, Oregon 2 years ago. I met my wife, and I was working Public Transit Security in this God forsaken city. My wife got married this year, and I am glad to say we are leaving and coming back to a more well kept environment.
I can't wait to move there❤
My wife and I are looking at Prescott to retire in from Texas. Pretty much everything he is saying applies to Texas too.
Informative video. Thank you.
Just make sure to leave all the nanny state BS and entitlement attitudes in that nanny state(not mentioning any names, we all know) when you move here. This is AZ, not CA, NY, OR, WA or any of the other blue liberal states, and we like it just the way it's always been.
If you are in a desert climate, stay hydrated!! Summer heat WILL kick your butt and it can kill easily. Watch the high country too, as weather can go sideways at the drop of a hat with monsoon in summer, and wintertime, well, self-explanatory with snowfall, slick roads and cold temps.
Great video, thank you.
Could not agree more , been here 59 years. Not feeling this wave of liberals coming to our state . And the southern board collapse , but the a whole other topic .
I LOVE MY RAINY MILD CLIMATE IN OREGON. LOVE IT HERE & WILL STAY. I AM GLAD YOU LIKE YOUR STATE TOO.
Looking forward to embracing Arizona but will never lose my Hawaiian culture.
Naw stay put we are full
Don’t listen to these people. Welcome, embrace Arizona culture and share your Hawaiian culture.
@Based Oz. Thank you. No worries, I’m bringing enough Aloha to share.
Thanks for the info. I’m a truck driver that goes into Arizona from time to time. I try to run through the state before the heat and traffic through Phoenix gets out of hand. But I will for sure look into your UV protected clothing.
I'm a South Carolinian and we get upset when people rally for Ohio state.
No one should root for OSU. Seriously 😆
You are a very gracious commentator!
Wrong way drivers is a real thing, it’s no joke. I don’t understand, it can happen anywhere. Encountered 3 wrong way drivers within a year, but only one time did I have a close call. Scary as hell.
Correct about wrong way drivers. This happens a lot! Not sure if it’s the senior drivers confused or DUI people but it happens a lot all over the state.
It happens a lot in L.A. too.
YOUR A COOL GUY I LIKE YOUR BRINGING UP ALOT GOOD FACTS NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU GOOD 👍 EXPLANATIONS ON NATURAL FACTS
One thing was missed. Never, ever walk outside without shoes. That fluffy patch of green are stickers, there is always blood involved.
Yes very low vining looking plant that has a ball with thorns - Goatheads or Puncture Vine. Hard to see but yes, it is there. Wear sandals or shoes.
@@lindawoody8501 Ah yes, the tribulus terrestris , found all over AZ. Kill it without mercy, whenever it shows it's goaty head. Roundup is it's enemy, and your friend.
New to Surprise AZ. Great video
❤️ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO!!!🔥🔥
i love this state
Good info? Pay attention people!
I'd like Phoenix. I like hot weather.
just because you're threatening you're not able to just shoot at someone in most cases this you have to actually have your life endangered before you can actually fire.
Geez I would hope so. If road rage can get you murdered that doesn't sound like a great place at all. Rather scary.
i love arizona ! i never been there but i love it! i really hope to move there soon
I AGREE. ...
I have arthritis and I’m experiencing a problem regulating my temperature. When the temperature goes down, from 70 degrees, I get really stiff and my circulation is affected as well. Will Arizona work for me as I’m getting close to being aged 59. I don’t like air conditioning that much anymore because it makes me physically uncomfortable and unable to move. I love the sunny area with a few shade. I drink a lot of water even in cold temperatures. I can not tolerate hills. Can walk better in flat areas. I love doing ceramics but I can’t tolerate the wind. I like wildlife but I can’t go on long hours of hiking due to my lower back issues from being hit by a car in 1999. The hills and then the pandemic aggravated my lower back even more. I want to be in the sun more often so I can get active once again after being literally housebound due to back stiffness. How can people manage to live in Arizona and to stay active even in hot w temperatures?
I don’t give a crap what people in Arizona think about where I came from and how I feel this is America. No state line determines the difference between any American. I don’t care if you’re in New York or Arizona it doesn’t make a difference. The world is the world just cause you were born someplace does not give you no special rights
I moved to Fountain Hills!
Happy New Year Jeff!
Don't leave butane lighters in closed cars they explode
I want to move here now living in Connecticut
Stay put we don’t want u
You can rent a car at Flagstaff and find an enterprising situation......and tour around with some jugs of water. When you hike on a mountain and can see out about 50 miles, it is so amazing. There is almost no place on entire east coast that you can see that far because so much humidity in the air. And the nights are cold in AZ so you sleep well under blankets. By 11am it's tee shirt weather, always sunny, about never rains. Restaurants like in New Mexico have no competition and dont hire real cooks either. So you do you own cooking and see if you can do better, and you can. Kent Rollins cowboy cooking ......videos. Fake people burn out in AZ in 1-2 years or months, so whoever is left is the real McCoy. Imo.
No thanks.
I moved to CT from AZ and it's not all it's cracked up to be trust me. Much better way of life here. And it's open carry, unlike here, people are freaking crazy out there! Like ignorant crazy 🤪 not the best place for kids either if you have any, the heat hits you hard, it's oppressive and it's hot all the time. I used to visit Mexico frequently and with all the poor people here and tons of Mexicans (nothing wrong with that) it's a similar Mexico vibe, the wage gap is extreme, so many homeless, others will say "there's homeless in every city" but a simple Google search shows thats it's out of control if you don't believe someone who has lived in multiple states on both coasts... its so easy to get drugs you'll always see someone strung out "tweakers". Lots of pedophiles... Sounds really negative but people get so hyped up about AZ for some reason. It sucks. Seriously, usually they never lived in multiple states to be able to compare.
Good Video thank you.
Packing heat = Freedom!