actually it didnt

The 60’s and 70’s hailed mbumive population growth, esp. in phoenix. Today there are almost 5 million people or something and its the 5th largest city in america. If it had water Phoenix would be L.A. That time period also hailed terrible architecture which comprises most of the buildings in tucson. This is still a problem today.

Fun fact: over 300k people lived here in 1920, even though a conceivable reason to move here wouldn’t be invented for another 60 years!

Despite the terrible layout of both the city and its downtown, which both receive many complaints, tucsonians are completely unwilling to spend any money to fix it. see people who complain about rio nuevo

The water in tucson is some of the best in the country , but by the time it reaches your house it has traveled in pipes for rusted and outdated, you might as well be drinking water in mexico.

You are not allowed to enter certain parts of arizona, although these parts are not well guarded and usually only have signs telling you to keep out. This is because these are are infected with plague. I am not making this up.

we just slashed our education budget and still we pour money into the coffers of state glory do you know who else did that

is this going to be a cliche reference to the 3ed Reich?

The budget is handled by the state, not the city. yay more Mormons

more fun facts: crossing the border is easy, if they catch you, all they can do it take you back to the other side to try again. Most of the crossers arrested for B&E walk free the same day due to an inability to contain them. f-fun.