Should You Move to Phoenix or Tucson?
July 9, 2008 | By Kelley Koehler | Filed Under Odds and Ends
Well, Phoenix was named the sweatiest city, an honor it has earned for 5 years, according to the “sweat experts” at Old Spice.
Sure, Tucson is #4 on the list this year. But at least we aren’t at the tip-top of the sweat list.
I’m just sayin’. And now, back to real estate. 
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An honor? Or just another form of evaporative cooling?
Mayhap you should consider something more important than some silly Old Spice list.
Like who has the better college football team.
I’ve been to Orlando in the summer. It’s brutal when it comes to sweat there. Atlanta and Dallas and Houston and … I could go on and on with high humidity and plus 100 degree summer temp cities in the US that blow away the sweatiness factor in comparison to any Arizona city. Old Spice needs to stop smoking their own product when they make up these lists.
Plus Jay does have a point.
Is that the Phoenix contingent complaining I hear? Must be the heat up there…