If you aren’t familiar with the work of r/KenM, today is your lucky day!

I am really curious about the people that live on this street, and how they get in and out during the winter months.

I think it must be—when it was below zero outside I stood right next to the windows and felt no draft or chill. This is our first winter here after living in Southern California so it’s quite a relief.

People’s billed $87 this month—newer 2200sf rowhouse. We keep it at 68 during the day, 66 overnight, but bump it up to 74 for an hour or two each morning and evening. I keep being surprised it isn’t higher.

I never hear anybody talking about Siempre Algo in Deutschtown, but it’s fantastic. The first time I went, I made a reservation to come back the next week while I was still eating.

> Also, coming from a large metro, as an adult, you will be bored.

Prior to moving to Pittsburgh, I lived my entire adult life in Chicago and LA, and so far I don’t find myself bored here at all. While there aren’t as many offerings, and they aren’t as diverse, I find whatever I want to do here to be much more accessible, especially compared to LA, because the traffic is easier, the cost is lower, the crowds smaller, the weather’s sometimes milder (yes, really, sometimes it is), and there’s not so much gatekeeping, one way or another. YMMV.