It is notoriously inexpensive, actually. It’s like this little forgotten part of the country that no one moves to unless they have to or were born here. But don’t let that fool you, it’s awesome.

The dynamic IS changing, btw. Our medical and educational industries are starting to become attractive draws for some folks, and the overall stability of the region is drawing more interest. Still, it never seems to grow at the pace of other cities and one thing about us is the region isn’t built up as much as say a New York or LA so it can grow without feeling like it has grown or costing more because resources or real estate is more scarce.

I’m not sure what the market really is for washing cans. Easy to see why it didn’t work out as a business.

I mean, I guess. I don't know why you'd build a system that goes into Butler, Westmoreland, and Beaver county, but doesn't even follow the EXISTING tracks into Allegheny County's Springdale and Tarentum.

Tell me you haven’t been west of State College without telling me…

(I LOLed at “Here be dragons” though)

There’s… umm… a meteorologist… hall of fame?

I’ve actually been there. It’s a cool facility.

True or false, Bloomfield is the most old school yinzer neighborhood in the entire city.

You’re new to Pittsburgh, aren’t you? (I kid, I kid)

But yeah… having grown up along it, it’s the worst highway I’ve ever seen.

We already knew he was unfit, but thank you for speaking out.