When ChatGPT was asked to describe the cities and neighborhoods making up metro Phoenix, the AI chatbot was humorous and merciless.
Always interesting when local reddit posts come back around to being news stories, that invariably someone will share back to reddit.
Hey there, welcome aboard. Trying to get things rolling so post anything of interest.
Also testing.
Peruvian restaurant El Chullo opens 2nd location in Melrose district
There is so much great food in the Valley. You really have to drive around for it since we're so spread out, but it's out there.
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Same. As a friend of mine said "There's some cool things to do down there, but once you're done... you're still in Mesa!"
There's a few interesting places like that scattered around. A lot of them are places leftover when the rest of the farm land was sold off for development, but sometimes you can tell its just one house where the owner dug in and refused to give in.
When the ballpark was built downtown they evicted one old lady who was doing this. Had lived there her whole life and wanted to just live there in peace and they kicked her out and took her land.
Level One Arcade Bar opens 2nd E.V. location today in downtown Mesa
Haven't checked it out yet but heard good things. Hoping to get out there and give it a look.
I see you're connected to a few other migrated subs on here - what ones have you found?
What did you think? I've used them a few times and other than their slow and meandering routes I really liked it.
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Still pretty new to Lemmy myself so figuring things out. say Hey here, make a post, or do whatever you want.
Where to see the rockets' red glare across the Valley on the Fourth of July.
Guide to 4th of July events this year