Chickenshit Republicunt in Arizona

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Are people living close enough to each other in Arizona that it's really that big a deal about chickens? I'd like more context, because otherwise I'm kind of on the side of the guy who wants to get into the poultry business.

The houses are typically 7 feet apart in suburbs so you share a fence with someone. So, if your neighbors decide to use their backyard as dump, you'll smell it all the time. It's not like we live 10 miles away from each other in the middle of the desert. Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, and Scottsdale are all huge suburbs.

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It rarely gets to the triple digits in alabama, and I've never had a strong sense of smell, so I can't really relate to this issue.

Here's a random Google Maps shot of Glendale, AZ...where the football stadium is located for reference.

It's typical. Building lots are small because no one wants to be watering the desert. Builders are required to include parks in their designs for the developments.

Note the map scale in the corner. 50 ft. per inch.

Seeing this image gives me terrible anxiety. I have to go back there (Glendale) for a couple weeks next month to get a new visa so I can come back into China. It's going to be terrible going from an awesome giant city, to- to- THAT. Agh.