Tucson is certainly a great city, it's so amazing that The Beatles even mentioned it in a song! Far different from Flagstaff or Phoenix, Tucson has a life of its own; a rich and diverse history, a strong multicultural presence and a faithful, local community thrives in the city boundaries. Native Tucsonans are a special breed, and we're proud of it! Here is a list of 10 statements that you must agree on in order to be considered a true Tucsonan.

1. You eat Eegees religiously.

This delectable icy drink is a Tucson treasure, and it looks like its popularity is starting to spread across Arizona. Soon, the entire state, country and world will experience this tasty sensation that true Tucsonans have known for years.

2. You've taken someone from out of town to Trail Dust Town.

One of Tucson's most popular attractions, this historic outdoor shopping center is beloved by children and adults equally! A clear sign of not being a True Tucsonan is going to dinner at Pinnacle Peak, inside Trail Dust Town, wearing a tie.

3. You've been to El Guero Canelo at least once.

Whether it is for the warm Sonoran hot dogs, the juicy carne asada burritos, or a cool horchata, you've definitely had a blast eating at El Guero Canelo. Muy Delicioso!

4. You don't double take when you pass by the McDonald's on Grant and Tanque Verde.

One of Tucson's most notable landmarks, this McDonald's definitely holds a place in your heart, just make sure those dinos don't try to bite you.

5. You've had a chili dog at Pat's Drive-In.

A Tucson institution, this fan-favorite has been part of our hometown for more than 40 years! So, grab a bite and enjoy some Tucson history in a bun.

6. You know why there are so many white tents across the city during late January to February.

One of the largest showcases of gems and minerals in the world, the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show has been a Tucson tradition since 1955! Non-Tucsonans will undoubtedly ask what exactly happens at a Gem Show, but true Tucsonans know why this a tradition that is here to stay.

7. You know all about the Presidential Table at Mi Nidito Restaurant.

President Bill Clinton visited this South Tucson restaurant in 1999, making this local favorite part of US history. The table where Clinton sat is now dubbed "The Presidential Table," and the former president even has his own dish named after him!

8. You've witnessed the San Xavier Mission in person.

Founded in 1692, the San Xavier Mission is considered the country's finest example of Spanish Colonial architecture and hosts about 200,000 visitors each year. A true Tucsonan knows that the fry bread sold in San Xavier is Tucson's best!

9. You've been detoured because of El Tour De Tucson.

Starting in 1983, this tour has become one of the largest bicycling events in the country. During the tour, a true Tucsonan will know what roads to avoid, most likely based on their own experience of being detoured in previous years.

10. You absolutely love it here.

Tucson is home, and you won't give it up for the world!