re: Best Timezone: Mountain

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yeah, that one drink I ordered during the course of a week makes me a raging Alcoholic.
can't believe I never went to meetings for it.
I should really seek help

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Sorry my baw. I lived there for just over 10 years. Most folks, that I knew, who moved in and complained about the liquor laws did in fact like the drink a bit too much. Still, the state liquor stores were very good. I never had an issue with my bourbon of choice. I went to the speakeasy downtown just once. The metered pours were...well...extremely metered. But hey, there have been some changes made since I first got there. Outsiders moved in and couldn't leave well enough alone.

Anyway, sorry for being an arse on that one.

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Salt Lake City (the city itself) was a lot smaller than I'd imagined it would be

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Yeah, downtown is small and very walkable. Used to be completely dead after 5pm on weekdays and a ghost town on weekends. It has changed a lot over the past couple decades. There is now a nice vibe to downtown, if you ignore the pudgy, bearded dudes wearing dresses who seem to hang around the Green Pig.

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Traffic was probably the best and smoothest moving too

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Bruh, how long has it been since you were there? This is not the case these days. Traffic is horrid and Utards are the world's worst drivers.

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The amazing scenery surrounding it must be have a calming effect

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I still have a house, about 1500 feet above the valley, looking north towards Ogden...if you want to purchase.