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Good for Arizona!
They'd better not mess up the liquor laws before I get to retire there.
Let's keep making them!!!!
They better make the liquor laws more strict before I get there so the like of you don't plow into me when you're driving around drunk...
Actually Doug, if you look at Utah you'll notice that as the number of temples has increased, the restrictions on alcohol have actually decreased.
So maybe the new temples in Arizona will loosen their liquor laws even more. Then you can retire there and live out your days in a liquid-drug-induced stupor.
Do you know if you need to get a ticket to attend the Open House? I'd like to attend, but don't know if tickets are required.
I'm betting, just as they did for the temples here in Utah, that the Church will announce on its website how they're going to proceed with that. I bet you they do the same thing and just have you request tickets online.
I cannot find anywhere to reserve tickets online, the LDS website doesn't give me a number for the call center, help me!
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