OH GOD HELP

>>76411613
What do you expect when you live in the desert?

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For the euro retards

Why do people even live in AZ? It's a literal fucking desert. I guess if you can afford a 10kW AC unit and never leave your house it's alright.

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comfy af here

>>76411715
>phoenix
what did you expect?

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fahreintiatirat

>>76411780
The area around Flagstaff is actually nice, its more like central colorado then a desert. But yeah, the rest of the state is a hot hellhole filled with white trash and mexicans.

>>76411780
it's cheap as fuck when you live in a wasteland

>>76411806
stop pretending you live in a place you do not

>>76411900
haha waaaat

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after 2 weeks of hell finally a week of comfy weather

>>76411780
It's nice.

>>76411858
>>76411894
Obviously it's cheap. But so is Montana. And in Montana you can even go outside in summer. That's a bad argument for living in such a place.

You have such a large country with such diverse climate zones and you choose to live in a damn furnace.

>>76412138
But in Montana you can't go outside in winter

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>Arizona

>>76412300
And then they always say that bullshit line "hurr it's a dry heat". As if 10% humidity is any comfort when the pavement is hot enough to melt shoes and cook eggs on.

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why would you choose to live in a desert? hmmm

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Only 83° F today. Yesterday temps reached 102. How's everyone else holding up?

>>76412435
Living cost are very cheap and very low taxes (even for American standards)

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>complaining about the heat
>in a fucking desert

>>76412452
North Carolina here, it's stayed in the upper 80s since the middle of may, with 80% humidity most days. It also rains like every other day.

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the so called summer

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>>76412393
I thought that was a self-deprecating joke

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>>76412615

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>>76412507
do people go outside or just sit in their air conditioned cars/houses?

>>76412393
That does make a big difference though, Phoenix summers are way more tolerable than Little Rock's.

>>76412676
Sme graze souls go outside, most stay in AC homes. Honestly not that bad once you get used to it. Visited some family for a few days and wasnt as intense as I thought it was gonna be.

>>76412562
I forgot you guys out east have humidity. How do you cope with it?

>>76411715
>13% humidity
meh

>>76412773
*some brave souls*

>>76412814
Not staying outside for too long in the day, cold beer, keeping the AC on for 3 months straight. Oh and lots of swimming in your local lake/river.

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>>76411613
what kind of retard lives in Phoenix? Easily one of the worst cities in the US

>>76412984
college students and richfag boomers that own winter houses