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Old 04-16-2008, 05:15 PM
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Ah - but Tucson has El Charro - one of the best Mexican Resturants around!!!!
They do have a lot of wonderful resturants, that is true, and they are bi-lingual too.
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I will be polite and not castigate Tucson up one side and down the other.

Suffice to say; it has all of Phx's drawbacks and many more-----I have lived in both places.
Yep, TUCSON is WAY better, for living, than Phoenix.
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Old 04-16-2008, 08:40 PM
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Yep, TUCSON is WAY better, for living, than Phoenix.
It must depend upon one's income level------and, the source thereof.

Here in the Phx area; wages in trades tend to be significantly higher.
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Old 04-16-2008, 08:42 PM
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It must depend upon one's income level------and, the source thereof.

Here in the Phx area; wages in trades tend to be significantly higher.

LOL okay what trade did you say you were in again?
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Old 04-16-2008, 08:51 PM
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LOL okay what trade did you say you were in again?
Brake, suspension and alignment technician; cars and light trucks.

From personal experience; the wages paid in Tucson are about 30% less-------and, the cost of living (rent, etc) is comparable (or higher) than here in the Phx area.
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Brake, suspension and alignment technician; cars and light trucks.

From personal experience; the wages paid in Tucson are about 30% less-------and, the cost of living (rent, etc) is comparable (or higher) than here in the Phx area.
That's because Tucson is full of ..., well..., never mind.
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Old 04-18-2008, 08:21 AM
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That's because Tucson is full of ..., well..., never mind.
As you stated........I catch your drift.

And; the commute from Nogales, Sn. is maybe one hour, so wages in trades in Tucson would be depressed even of everyone in the latter city was 100% legal.

Pretty bad when I was making 50% more $$$ in a out of the way town with a tiny population base (Bullhead City area) than Tucson with its 1 million metro. (exact same kind of work)
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That's because Tucson is full of ..., well..., never mind.
hippies??
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Old 04-18-2008, 09:35 PM
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As you stated........I catch your drift.

And; the commute from Nogales, Sn. is maybe one hour, so wages in trades in Tucson would be depressed even of everyone in the latter city was 100% legal.

Pretty bad when I was making 50% more $$$ in a out of the way town with a tiny population base (Bullhead City area) than Tucson with its 1 million metro. (exact same kind of work)

Bullhead city looks like a trailer park
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Bullhead city looks like a trailer park
When was the last time you were there? Lots of new home subdivisions and shopping centers now
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