Describe Utah in 5 words

[NAOS]

according to this site, Utah has the fifth highest bankruptcy rate per capita: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/highest-personal-bankruptcy-rates-in-the-us-by-state.html

Household debt is also high.

 

[babe]

Home. Home. Home. Home. Home.

yep, that's everything.

 

[green]

to most easterners...

where
the
****
is
that

Next to Ohio in the Midwest.

 

[RJF]

Mountains, hunting, fishing, desert, home.

 

[Duck Rodgers]

Eden. Shangri-la. Valhalla. Zion. Elsyium.

 

[Miggs]

Eden. Shangri-la. Valhalla. Zion. Elsyium.

Elysium?

 

[Scat]

Elysium?

 

[Scat]

I'm not sure you know what the **** you're talking about, broseph. Maybe stop and think for a minute?

https://ballotpedia.org/State_credit_ratings

 

[bigb]

Holy ****, it's too hot/cold.

(Just kidding, I love the weather here. Except the heat in the summer. It does get too hot.)

 

[b_line]

You going to back these up? I remember the bankruptcy numbers being pretty high in the late 90s.

I read it as the state as well. Herbert is running on a platform that Utah has the highest credit rating of any state, and they always have a balanced budget. He could be talking about individuals, and the state is another issue if so, but the state does have impeccable credit.

 

[b_line]

What babe said though. It's home, and that is probably what matters to a lot of us. PKM is a transplant, but he likes to move anyways. The Thriller plays like he would love to leave, but its all he knows well, so he stays and feigns being miserable.

I move out of utah every six months or so, then come back. It's a good place, jobs are decent and fairly easy to come by, it's pretty livable, and has everything you need. Plus I love the views.

 

[green]

What babe said though. It's home, and that is probably what matters to a lot of us. PKM is a transplant, but he likes to move anyways. The Thriller plays like he would love to leave, but its all he knows well, so he stays and feigns being miserable.

I move out of utah every six months or so, then come back. It's a good place, jobs are decent and fairly easy to come by, it's pretty livable, and has everything you need. Plus I love the views.

A lot of truth here. I love Utah and the NW. My dream would be to have a place in both areas and travel back and forth every week or so. Someday.