r/EastValley

I haven't decided completely yet, but I think i am coming back to Arizona after being away for 3 years. You dont know how much you really miss it until you leave and live somewhere else. Phoenix was a great city and now I feel like I have more of an appreciation for it.

If I do come back, I plan to transfer my job and rent a room in a house. I called the company there and I am able to transfer.

Those who left, did you come back?

Looking for some recommendations for a karaoke bar in the EV to replace our old one that is getting a bit unfriendly.

Overall we're a bunch of queer nerds who love to eat and sing. We also have some disabilities in the group that make standing for a while difficult. Our ideal place would be lgbt-friendly (doesn't need to be a gay bar, but I want everyone to be welcome and safe), have banging food, a good DJ, and be accessible with seating (regular height chairs a bonus!)

We have people coming from Tempe to AJ, so we're pretty flexible with location so long as it's East. And thank you in advance!

Looking for an apartment in the E Valley that isn’t expensive. Not in Mesa preferably. I don’t want anything boogie but I don’t want to worry about waking in the parking lot to my car at night to go to work. Comment here or DM thank you!

I'm a couple of days away from a long drive from the east coast to my new house in Apache Junction (save the meth comments please)

I've driven from where I currently live to CA a few times and I know that majority of the route is pretty easy highway driving but my last stretch will be driving from a hotel in Albuquerque to AJ and I know that regardless of what road I take this will be the least flat stretch.

Google maps shows 2 routes with similar eta, one of them is to take I-40 most of the way then take 377-277-260-87.

The other one would have me get off I-40 in Gallup NM then take 117 to 60 which will pretty much drop me off at my house.

I feel like option B would probably be really scenic but I don't want to deal with difficult roads in my packed box truck, figured there's people in here who have done the drive from ABQ before and would appreciate any insights!

I have some job interviews next week and I don't know what to wear. I have been working at home for 6 years! I actually have a lot of clothes, but now it's mostly shorts and short-sleeved blouses. I went to an interview a few months ago and wore black work pants and a top with a black sweater. I had a nice black Coach purse and black flats. Should I wear a black skirt and heels instead? Thanks! They aren't for sales positions, just customer service type jobs.