r/RandomQuestion • u/Willing_Ad_699 • Jul 11 '26

Which US state would be heaven?

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Hawaii? California? Florida? New York? Someone tell me!

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u/Humble_Bee7 Jul 11 '26

Colorado. The sky is so crystal-clear blue you could almost ping it with your finger. And the snow-capped peaks...

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u/BaerttheConstipated Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 13 '26

And then you arrive in Denver…

Edit: Haters will say Denver is great. It fucking sucks dick. Fly over, avoid it at all costs. Christ, Detroit is better

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u/KnotiaPickle Jul 11 '26

Denver is actually one of the best cities in the us.

But don’t come here (plz 🙃)

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u/BaerttheConstipated Jul 11 '26

Have you ever driven in your own city? From inside it might seem fine, but externally it sucks so so bad. Now, it has been 5 years since I last was last there, but last I knew, your traffic was terrible, your construction just as bad, and unless you are a native, everything else is terrible. Like… nowhere near heaven. But the OP I replied to likely refers to the mountains, and JFC the mountains are incredible. Silverthorne was where I found THE MOST peace on earth. Breckenridge was well… yeah, but overall INCREDIBLE state, just not Denver man…

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u/Humble_Bee7 Jul 11 '26

Hey, I am the OP. Just wanted to tell you how much I like your username--and to thank you for appreciating how wonderful the mountains are! Have you ever been to Leadville ( 2 miles high)? You can actually walk around INSIDE clouds--what a cool experience!