>>2684487
>how is it outside the big cities?
No clue, moved here about a year back and stuck to downtown SLC. Visiting is quite different from living.
>whitest whites
True
>Mormons everywhere
Outside of SLC proper? Yup.
>>2685078
I'd agree with this a lot, there's a mormon influence but it's not intolerable if you're not south towards BYU or up by Ogden. Right in the middle of the valley is the sweetspot for a normal dude. I find that mormons themselves can be quite accepting depending on your behavior, especially if you're a non-heretical Christian.
>>2685113
Yup. Major crime is property crime not violent crime, it ends up being quite safe as a result despite the flood of homeless and they're truly everywhere.
>Mormons are segregated
Somewhat but not quite. It really just depends on how you are. You will need to get used to dry hangouts void of excessive cursing.
>nightlife and singles scene sucks
Nightlife could use improvement but its not awful, singles scene is indeed atrocious due to the flood of mormon divorcees.
>>2685164
>Self righteous mormon managers
Yes they are, mine threatened to report a mormon single mom at my workplace to her college for an honor code violation (she brewed a cup of coffee in front of him). This dude threatened her academic career and financial future over a cup of coffee. Mormon assholes are absolutely too far gone.
>>2685782
>utah bars close at 8 on fridays due to lack of business
in bumfuck nowhere maybe, downtown the bars are packed to the brim.
>>2686015
For the most part, play along is the name of the game, and that's true most places where you want to be accepted. You moved to their community, you should be willing to fit the mold and that's true of anywhere you live. Don't have to join the religion but you should know what you're signing up for.

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