7 Habits And Quirks That Make Arizonans Stand Apart From The Rest
×
Katie Lawrence
Author
Living in Arizona comes with its fair share of quirks that set our people apart from residents of other states, and we’ve compiled a list featuring seven of the most prominent. Whether you’re a native or transplant, as long as you’ve called the Grand Canyon State home for a significant length of time, chances are you’ll relate to most of these.
While our friends in other states dread the yearly "spring forward," we get to enjoy a full night's sleep. Big thanks to the Arizonan who did away with our participation in Daylight Savings in the 1960s!
It's like having a bonus Christmas tree! Just admit it: you're jealous.
Advertisement
Perhaps more terrifying than it is quirky, but you have to admit how impressive our driving skills are.
Advertisement
Related Stories
10 Hills Every Arizonan Is Willing To Die On
The Most Remote Small Town In Arizona Is The Perfect Place To Get Away From It All
12 Reasons Living In Arizona Is The Best (And Everyone Should Move Here)
Monsoons aren't always pleasant to deal with, but they do provide much-needed relief from the oppressive Arizona summer heat.
If you've never experienced what the desert heat feels like, you have no room to make fun of our parasols.
Sure, it's beautiful, but we've been there and done that. Plus, have you seen the crowds?
We might be a little biased, but we're firm believers that Arizona is the most beautiful state of all - and we'll help preserve it for the rest of our lives.
How many of these Arizona habits and quirks can you relate to? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below, and check out our previous article for some truly striking photos of monsoon season in the Grand Canyon State.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
Featured Addresses
Arizona, USA