WoodyHayes: Hold on now, that is the proper nomenclature for people from Phoenix?

You can call them whatever you want, but people in Arizona call them "Phoenix residents"

He's right at that part of any long climb where he realizes that it's way bigger and a lot scarier than it looked from the ground.  He's probably getting tired too, but knows he has to keep going because it's easier going up than down and it's a shorter distance to the top.

Rock climbers do not normally use his style of climbing.

Knowing he's going to get arrested at the top is probably not helping his mindset.

He's also using holds that may not have been touched since the building was completed, and are covered with half a century or so of bird poop, exhaust soot and grime.  If his hands and feet get dirty, they are far less effective.

He summitted.