Pittsburgh: 'It's Better Than You Thought'
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- Since 2000, the tech boom has attracted droves of young, educated people to Pittsburgh. Now, many newcomers consider the city to be a bikeable and walkable paradise. This short documentary considers how it became cyclist-friendly, as well as how those changes strengthened local communities. "Everybody has a negative connotation of this city," says one resident. "It's a different place than most people think it is."
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I love Pittsburgh..I love the people,the culture..the architecture..the fall colors.. the loyalty to the sports..I love the bridges and the rivers..the way Pittsburgh talks..the hard workers of Pittsburgh..the home grown football be players pro college and highschool...the history of the town..the tunnels and incline...the beauty of the city and Western PA... and Kennywood park and my young memories of school picnics there... I love Pittsburgh.!
If you move to Pittsburgh or the surrounding area, make sure that you get an apartment or buy a house that you will not have to cross the river to get to and from work daily. They become a bottleneck at rush-hour. There are many bridges, every two or three years, they close one for months to reconstruct it.
If you want to use public transportation or the light rail Subway, you could live without a car if you live in many places...example:Southhills close to the light rail system called the “T“...
If you were going to work in downtown Pittsburgh, you may want to avoid living anywhere that you have to drive on route 28 in bound the parkway east inbound, the parkway west inbound.. these are expressways with limited access, and if someone has a breakdown, if there is an accident, always delays. There is a phenomenon that happens two drivers driving on the parkway east and west. There are two tunnels. The Fort Pitt Tunnel, and the squirrel hill tunnel. For some inexplicable reason, drivers slow down, or even stop before entering the tunnel. You could be driving along on the parkway, and the tunnel was approaching, and the traffic slows down to a crawl, sometimes stopping in inching towards the tunnel when you get within about 100 yards, then when you get inside the tunnel, the traffic speeds up and all the way through the tunnel and out the other side. You wonder what happened. There is no explanation.It is unique to Pittsburgh and it always happens during rush hour.
You also need to pay attention to low lying areas because there are certain places that get minor flooding quickly when we have moderate to heavy rain. Millville gets flooded occasionally, Becks run Road floods almost monthly every summer and spring, route 88 in Castle Shannon floods, route 51 in Carrick also floods. So don’t rent an apartment or buy a house that has these flooded areas during rainstorms between you and where you have to go every day.
Moderate crime areas to avoid are, Beltzhoover, Carrick,the hill district, Wilkinsburg, East liberty, Penn Hills, McKees rocks, West Park, Mount Oliver, Garfield. Manchester,It’s kids with guns. It’s nowhere near as bad as a place like Chicago or parts of Los Angeles, but occasionally they make the news.
If you like boating, Allegheny County has the highest number of boat registrations not on the ocean shoreline in the country.
If you like the night life, and you like modern apartment living, the strip District which is next to downtown Pittsburgh is it. Lawrenceville which is about a half a mile out from the strip District is also up-and-coming. The top spot for nightlife is the southside. Parking can be a problem there, I think they charge you to park up to 11 PM.
The weather in Pittsburgh is moderate. I can only remember three days that the temperature went over 100°, over the past 30 years,and it rarely goes below zero in the winter. We get snow , But it melts usually a few days later a week at the most.
Pittsburgh has the best hospitals probably in the whole world. I remember Howard Stern was talking about some famous actor that had some medical emergency, and he asked Robin where they did the operation, and they said someplace out west, and Howard said, what the Hells the matter with him, why didn’t he go to Pittsburgh..
Pittsburgh was noted by the national news for having the most polite driving public in the country. you rarely ever hear horn blowers in traffic.. Pittsburgh has been noted a few times for being the most livable city, whatever that means.
If you want to live among the upper income croud, top of the heap is Fox Chapel and Swickley Heights. Those places are spread out with lots of grass to cut.Next would be Mount Lebanon, which is not so spread out, but it has beautiful homes with charming tree-lined streets, a quaint business Main Street, and the T Subway tracks pass right through there. In Mount Lebanon, the local municipality DPW, Police Department, The schools, everything there is textbook correct. You won’t see vacant dilapidated properties in Mount Lebanon, you don’t see roads in disrepair, you don’t even see lawns with uncut grass.
Pittsburgh doesn’t have a large homeless population like some cities do. You’ll see the occasional pan handler holding a sign pleading for money. Which I saw A guy at the West End Bridge one day with the sign. Saying he was hungry. And later that day, Quite by accident, I ended up going into his jewelry store on southside. Go figure.
Pittsburgh may not be as glamorous as some other places, but it’s not crowded, There are more trees within the city limits of Pittsburgh than in any other city in the nation.the air-quality here is good, even on our worst days when it’s 85° and humid, the air is still better than the best days in Los Angeles for air-quality. We don’t have earthquakes, we had a couple tornadoes in the past 25 years that didn’t do very much damage, we may get some rain from tropical storms or leftover hurricanes, but we don’t get the wind people on the coast get..We don’t have fire ants, we don’t have wild hogs, we do have deer, and as a result, Pennsylvania leads the whole country in incidence of Lyme disease. If you drive, every year your chances are one in 59 of having a deer impact. I myself have had four deer impacts, my wife has had three. Two of my impact were while I was riding a motorcycle, one of them was at 70 miles an hour. So you will see deer in Pittsburgh it’s rare that you do not see a deer At least once a week.
There are no toll bridges in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is the most bicycle friendly city in the whole nation, and getting better. If you’re a sports fan there’s always the Steelers, and the games are always sold out years in advance it seems, so the games are always locally televised. Good luck getting tickets. The penguins, they’re always up near the top of the heap also. And they have a brand new beautiful stadium, as do the Pirates and the Steelers. The Pirates have arguably the best ball park in the nation . Not only is there not a bad seat in the house, but it is in the best most picturesque location of any stadium in the entire country. It is the site you will never forget during a night game whether you’re in the ball park or just driving past. There is a bicycle trail that goes right past both the baseball in the football stadium that is supposed to go all the way to Washington DC, I don’t know, I’m not going to ride that on my bicycle, but that’s what I have heard.
Pittsburgh has a 7% sales tax, and Pennsylvania has the highest gasoline taxes in the nation. $.76...You’ll have to get your car safety inspected and E missions tested once a year in Pennsylvania. Which I am told by a friend that just moved from Pittsburgh to Myrtle Beach South Carolina, that that is a good thing. My friend said there is no state inspection in South Carolina, and you would not believe how many cars you see broken down or burning oil on the roads. And cars that are falling apart on the roads down there.
You often hear people from different cities across the country saying that they have the worst roads in the world and their cities. I have heard that said about Pittsburgh by Pittsburghers. But the roads are not that bad. We have our pothole season that usually starts around February or March. But the actual worst roads in the whole nation are in Arizona. i guess because,a Great number of the roads there are dirt roads.
In the Pittsburgh area we get our water from three large Rivers. So we do not have to worry about droughts or water shortages
I know quite a few people that do not lock their doors at night or when they go out to dinner or to the store...
A typical three bedroom two car garage one and a half bath house in Pittsburgh on a quarter acre lot sells for under $200,000. That same house in Los Angeles or San Francisco with sell for one and a half million dollars.
I have never been unemployed here in Pittsburgh since i was 16. In fact, when I leave a job, I have to give two weeks notice because I have another job to go to in two weeks..
this part of the country has the lowest skin cancer rate in the country because we only get an average of 59 cloudless days a year. It has something to do with gulf moisture moving north and clashing with cool Canadian air coming over the Great Lakes.
I was in downtown Pittsburgh one day on business, and a passing car slow down and asked me directions. I not only gave them the correct directions with pointers on how to avoid certain one-way streets, but I drew them on the map.Those people not only thanked me, they told me that they were from New York City. they said that in New York City people won’t even slow down to give you the time..I jokingly replied, probably they just didn’t understand English.
I often hear that a lot of people that move away from Pittsburgh to places like California or Texas or Florida, often move back to Pittsburgh for different reasons. my mailman for years on cold winter days especially said that he is moving to Phoenix the first opportunity that he gets. Which a few years later he did transfer to Phoenix Arizona. He sold his house, and he went out there, and he lasted three days. he said when he got there, and on his new route, he noticed that people had bars on their windows even on the second floor in a lot of places. He didn’t dare go out at night because of the uneasy tension in the air that he felt ...He was back in Pittsburgh on his old route in less than 2 weeks..Either where they move to was too expensive, or too hot, or too crowded, or it didn’t have all of the things that they missed in Pittsburgh. Which is a lot.
I currently live in the Atlanta area, and planning a move out of this area within the next two years. Pittsburgh is definitely on my radar, the other being Albuquerque. So thank you for the informative insider tips you provided. I'll visit Pittsburgh next summer and stay for about a week to get a good feel for the city.
Harry Lime Hello Harry hi!! I wanna move to Pittsburgh, and I have seen some very good points you wrote... My question is, Is there a lot of jobs in Pittsburgh that’s pays good money, Which areas are affordable and safe for me and I also wanna be a police officer do they get paid enough in Pittsburgh?????
If you are going to visit Pittsburgh to get a feel for it two possibly relocate to Pittsburgh. Depending on the type of job you would be looking for. I would look for accommodations on the northside,. Not in downtown Pittsburgh. Most companies want you to apply on line. You can’t just walk in and ask for an application. You have to apply, and then they give you an appointment for an interview after you do an online application. That does depend on the type of job you were looking for and your qualifications and police record and the ability to pass a drug test.
I myself have never been unemployed. I have always gone from job to job to job with no gaps in employment.
If you have a trade, such as electrician, carpenter, plumber, HVAC tech, you can get a job anywhere not just Pittsburgh. If you are a professional , I don’t know what the job market would be like, but Pittsburgh is a semi large city, there should always be work for healthcare professionals.
Pittsburgh has been here for a long time, and we have over 1000 bridges within just Allegheny County. It’s always on the news so we have to start rebuilding our bridges, so if you or in the construction trades, I would imagine it shouldn’t be that tough to find a job. I know they want to replace hundreds of miles of waterlines in Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas because of lead. I have never seen so many truck driver Sedeo drivers needed. But that is a nation wide critical shortage. Sue if you are a CDL truck driver, you definitely won’t have a problem finding a job.
I don’t want to encourage or discourage anyone. I always told my kids from a young age,...It’s rough out there. Don’t depend on anyone to help you in life, the only one you can ever depend on for sure is yourself..
Just because there is no state inspection doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad thing, it's just cause people are lazy and stupid when it comes to taking care of their vehicles, I have that tendency sometimes myself tbh.
Harry Lime thanks for this information, I am looking to relocate there soon from Chicago
actually, Pittsburgh is a GREAT place to live!, so much positive growth in this gorgeous than!, absolutely love my home than!, tried living in Tampa for a few years, dreaded going back when I came home for Christmas one year, Pittsburgh may not be as busy as say New York, but it has a ton of charm and many advancements in medicine and technology! it has come a very long way since it was once a smokey old steel town!, it's beautiful!, I'll never leave again!
Hollywood California will always outshine your city of "almost fame"
@Amor Armour, while Hollywood is more famous, Pittsburgh is much more charming and friendly!, I will always love this beautiful city!, however as of late many film production companies have realized the beauty in our city of champions!
@Michele Hess "Just because I sleep with you doesn't mean I'll ever commit to ya."
michele hess I know right I love it here
Literally the same as me, I have fam in Pittsburgh and have visited my whole life there. I live in Tampa right now for only two and a half years but we are finally moving to Pittsburgh in less than a week!
The phrase "it's better than you thought" is still depressing
yeah, it really is. you don't hear too much about Pittsburgh except for in sports.
Better than “It’s not as bad as you thought”
You all suck!
haha.. it *does* sound like something you'd hear on The Simpsons.
I think Pittsburgh's great, so what's better than great?
I've lived all over the country and travelled around the world as a veteran of the U.S. Navy...and take it from me, PITTSBURGH IS TRULY THE MOST LIVEABLE CITY IN THE WORLD! It's just the right size, has a great American history, a wonderful, eclectic cultural intellect, excellent sports teams, and most importantly--TOP NOTCH PEOPLE! Black, white, asian, whatever...Pittsburghers are not as hung-up, uptight, screwed-loose, and fuck-witted as I have met in my travels. We all come from hard-working, coal miners and mill hunkies. Parents knew love meant not sparing the rod and forgiveness wasn't divine--it was necessary...to move on! Our Mothers cooked chicken and chops, halupki and spare ribs...and our Fathers left the sweltering mill or dirty mine after a long day and they were they all the same color. PITTSBURGHERS have a pride that comes from a unique and rich sharing of what is best in each of us--and that, my friends, is integrity.
I have lived here all my life and there is still so much i haven't seen. The hills, tunnels and bridges make every bend and turn a new pathway to a never explored location within the city.
That’s normal to live in a city and not know it. Most people only see their local supermarkets, bank, schools, post office and that’s basically it. Tourists usually end up knowing more than locals
I lived in this area in the mid-90s. I loved it. I miss it.
I have lived in the following cities: Charleston, San Antonio, Seattle, Philadelphia, Seoul (SK), and Pittsburgh. I think Pittsburgh was the most charming and beautiful place I've ever lived; nothing beats the skyline view from Mt. Washington. I hope to move back after I retire.
Better than Charleston S.C.?
@@dalepeto9620 I've heard that Charleston's old town stinks during the warm months. I'd never want to suffer through the summer months that those in the South,Texas & the central plains go through.
How can that be true, when you've lived in Seattle, a modern aesthetically pleasing metropolis, surrounded by the Peugot Sound, the cascades, Mt. Reinier, and the evergreens?
@@mooncr Seattle was second-best. That could be because of the lack of 2nd-Amendment rights and other lack of rights there. It is beautiful place, and I loved it, but I advise against living there permenantly.
@@nicholassmith6019 Ah I see. As a conservative, I myself am concerned about that particular aspect of life in Seattle. I want to try there out, but I am afraid it might not be worth it because of the lefties over there. They might even hate me more, since I'm a legal immigrant from the Caribbean, who became an American citizen, and rejects the identity politics/victim narrative that their thoughts tend to center upon. What has your experience been, when you were there?
I didn't know anything about Pittsburgh, and the "better than you thought it was" tagline sounds like something's missing
no its just had a bad rap back when all the steel mills were running and the polution was horrible AND the mayor sucks big ones so you have that too.
Glad to hear the plug for Jerry and Rocky's shop !! I pass 4 bike shops just to get there.
I love Pittsburgh!!!! Going tomorrow for my third time. My boyfriend is from Bethel Park & I met him in St. Petersburg Florida and I’m trying my hardest to get him to move back to Pittsburgh. It’s the most amazing city I have ever seen! I love Pittsburgh & it’s people!!!!!
I'm from the heart of Pittsburgh (Sq Hill) and still own a lot of properties there despite living in New York City. I love the way this made my city look.
Kenny Peagler sup man I’m here from east liberty 412 stand up!
Hell yeah !
I love Pittsburgh. When I lived in another state, I couldn’t wait to move back home.
- dwasilco412 - same man I lived in East Liberty/ Highland Park boarder and now I live in Murrysville Pa and I can’t wait to go to Pittsburgh again...
I live here to
I'm thinking Pittsburgh might be a good place to live.
Charles Lemos Been gone 35 years, would move back in an HB if I could.
been 32 for me
Charles Lemos Pittsburgh is wonderful I love living here
ITS HONESTLY NOT A BAD PLACE TO LIVE.
its got everything
Most American cities need this
Jessica Guadarrama yes
Pittsburgh is becoming so expensive that places like Bellevue, Millvale, Ambridge, etc., are the new frontier.
Michael Pellegrini I live in bellevue
Have you visited Ambridge lately? Not what I would call the "New Frontier."
As someone who passes those areas regularly I can tell u it’s a place no one wants to live in. Especially Ambridge
wonderful video. Thanks. :)
Some of the footage is in Sharpsburg, just outside if the actual city itself.
Love this city. So many wonderful diverse people and places
I live in Pittsburgh, I love Pittsburgh, was raised very close to Pittsburgh, I know Pittsburgh. It is a great city. But anyone saying it's walkable needs to put down the pipe.
I grew up in Pittsburgh a suburb in the South hills called Mount Lebanon in Lynn and as an adult I have lived in Cleveland for 30 years Pittsburgh has it all over Cleveland especially when it comes to politicians and how things are run.. Pittsburgh is a safe for city there is more progress going on it doesn't have the bureaucracy that Cleveland does as far as local government is concerned Pittsburgh is youth earned pittsburgh's pro small business pro growth Cleveland will tell you that until you have to sit down and go through everything youth everything to get a business started. The only thing Cleveland has over Pittsburgh is lake Erie in the summer time it is beautiful and absolutely fantastic
I love Pittsburgh
I wish that title had been different. Good piece.
Pittsburgh is my home I grew up there and it is awesome there is so much like the ducky tours and so much more!!!
Ava Picc me to
Do you need a car to live in Pittsburgh?
We're great, thank you very much!!!!
We might be moving there next summer
Don't 😂 I moved here in 2020
@@hannahsharma5108 you don’t like it there? I’m thinking about moving to Pittsburgh
God Bless you Pittsburgh! :)
Watch out for hipsters! They'll be there before you know it.
(a fair warning from Portland, OR)
Brian H its already happening. Its been happening actually. They hear its the next Brooklyn now they are flocking here doing the same. Bringing their smug attitude with them.
The hipsters are already destroying the local culture. It's sickening really.
Hipsters pfft boys we have a serial killer here lol bodies end up in the rivers monthly
Darren Crabb People who want to keep their traditions and local culture alive, that’s who...
I live in ohio
Charles Lemos Its a great place to live!
It's a great town - region. Great people on balance. Still one of the few remaining large American cities.
Wow!
"What did we learn children?"
Uhhhhh.....bikes
awesome!
*SÓ EU DO BRASIL ASSISTINDO???*
City of champions & I'm a proud yinzer
This is part 2 of my message the cost of living in Pittsburgh is fantastic compared to other parts of the country. The taxes seem to be a little higher for everything but not significantly.
And without a doubt I have never been to more of a sportsman than dubberg.
If the only other thing I would say is do your best to not pick up the accent
I live in canton ohio
I was there in 05 and 14
My first NFL game was in 13 was great
To all the hipsters, I'd like to let you in on the best kept biking secret. McKeesport is great for biking, look for a place called Crawford village. Enjoy!
FaithTheSlayer lmao
Feel guilty
Did someone notice there are bicycles
It's such a great and beautiful place to live
Try biking up and down those hills-LOL.
If you want to cross the river without traffic use the subway and use your car after rush hour
I wish people would stop hating Pittsburgh.
Yes it is! Just get rid of the thugs, gangs, drugs users and homeless and Pittsburg is perfect
The United States of America is a drug house.
Well if you stay out maybe we can at least be without as many illiterates
Angela Jones No worries, I only go into cities who support the 2A, with GOP Mayors and are not sanctuary POS zones!
Grew up two blocks over from Kraynicks
I’m only watching this because I live in Pittsburgh and I looked up cool things about Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is decent and this impression is from an outsider looking to retire here. Streets are narrow, hilly and curvy but as a motorcyclist I like this. Not too great for bicycling and a good gym is not too close by but I live in Trafford, PA which is Westmoreland co. --- You've got the original pittsburgers and the rich tech kids with good paying jobs - also medical field that keep the old guard afloat - but this guy is talking about bikes now and there's one bike path into and out of the city but to try and walk, ride or jog seems dangerous .....but I am happy here and will work towards those things I want - There's always South Carolina for the real retirement
It's not Trafford, it's Trashford, and it's rite next to Shitcairn, I can say that cuz I live close by.
Lifelong resident. You are wrong.
Seems more like a bike promo. Anyhoo, my wife and I grew up in Pittsburgh. I in the East End, she on the North Side. That's why we moved to Butler County many years ago where taxes are considerably less and houses are not packed close together. My parents had made the move years prior to another less expensive county. Also, the current mayor is one of those progressive types who has declared Pittsburgh a sanctuary city.
good
I am just repeating what a friend of mine that recently moved to Arizona had to say about the roads in Arizona and the heat he was not expecting. My friend is an engineer and actually researched the federal or national highway report on the best and worst roads in the country. He found that Arizona is at the bottom because of the number of dirt roads they have .. he said it may be unfair to count all of those dirt roads, but he lives on a dirt road 10 miles from the Mexican border,and it’s bad..
About the heat in Arizona, he said something that made me laugh. He said ,do you want to know what it’s like to live in Arizona in the summer. He said they call it dry heat,He said let me tell you.....go and turn the oven on to broil, and let the oven heat up. And then stick my face right down beside the oven door and open the oven door..He said that is what it is like to open his front door to go outside in the summer in Arizona.... I live in Pennsylvania, and if it ever goes above 85°, The only reason I go outside if I dont have to,is to jump to the pool.
Pittsburgh,Pa and Grand Rapids,Mi are very similar
Just curious as a 54 year old who has lived in Pittsburgh his whole life, what is similar to Grand Rapids?
Which do you prefer & why? Thanks in advance for your response!
He forgot to tell you that there is only 3 months out of the year to ride your bike and then out of those 3 months you’ll get 70 days of rain .... NO thank you Pittsburgh
Jimmy Jack ... That’s just not true about it raining 70 days a year in Pittsburgh. 2018 was a big year for rain in the eastern half of the United States not just Pittsburgh. I have to commuted by motorcycle since the late 60s. Over the past six or seven years, I have only ridden home in the rain on my motorcycle less than 10 times a year. If it is raining in the morning, I will not ride my motorcycle to work. But if they say it is going to rain but it is not raining at that moment, I will write to work on the motorcycle. Most of the time that they say is going to rain, it does not.
I guess it’s worse for a bicycle list in the rain, because you cannot carry all the reindeer you need for the trip home like I can on my motorcycle.
Just remember this about the rain. When people move to Pittsburgh from Colorado or Arizona or California. And they have never been east of the Mississippi, some of them or flabbergasted at how green everything is from April to October. They say everything out west is dried out and brown... as I respond to your comments about rain, in California right now, they’re having fires, historic flyers. We have never had them in Pittsburgh. One more thing about Pittsburgh. There are more trees within the city of Pittsburgh than any other city of similar size in the entire United States.
Pittsburgh is also recognized as being the most bicycle friendly city in the entire country. And they have announced plans to make it even better for bicyclists. There is a trail that goes past both football and baseball stadiums in downtown Pittsburgh. That goes all the way to Washington DC.Pittsburgh also has the largest bicycle museum in the world. I forget the name of it but it’s on northside in an industrial park walking distance from the casino and the football stadium..
Pittsburg also has the steepest hill in the entire state. It is called Canton Avenue off of Coast Avenue off of Banksville Road in Beechview. It looks like a cobblestone wall. A bicycle club in Pittsburgh takes a day and they ride up the steepest hills in Pittsburgh on that day. And Canton Is the one that very few of them make it up, but they do try.
Harry Lime my experience with Pittsburgh is the weather is terrible 9 months out of the year !!
ok maybe 8 ..... it wasn’t a place for me . Are their nice things about the city ? Yes , but in my humble opinion living out west there is no comparison to weather & quality of life for me. That’s my opinion and my experience . Once again if you like cycling you’ll get 3 months and of those 3 months you’ll have a lot of rain . An Article in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette confirms that Pittsburgh ranks #2 behind Buffalo for the dreariest places to live and Cleveland #3. I concur ....
Pittsburgh really is a tale of the haves and the have nots .... the moniker of Pittsburgh being blue Collar is long gone . The “yinzer”. Title actually used to belong to 80% of the population & when the Tech industry came in and manufacturing left a new culture dominates Pittsburgh .
Yinz rock n'at !!
I find it interesting he said people are moving back to the city. What people are we talking about because as far as I known people have always lived in the city.
back to the city from other cities
Do you need a car to live in Pittsburgh?
My neighbors go to Pitt to see friends they tell me what a true football town they are Steeler nation crazy I’m a Steelers fan so really like what they have to say
New construction homes are cheap or go to a Sheriff's auction gut rehab a home
Ambridge is better in a lot of ways. Less expensive, flatter and only 20 minutes away.
Michael Pellegrini why would u want it to be flat?
king mellon richard
Property.
Colleen Hudson, antique car shows, opiate pills
Enough with the xxylophone torture already.
see you July 2023 GO STEELERs NO.#1
Shady side
Pgh is a great town, but adults on bicycles during rush hour traffic are just annoying AF…
Able-bodied adults driving automobiles everywhere are annoying AF. Get some exercise.
free dirt
This place sucks!!! Lived here whole life can't wait to get out of here!! Only good thing about living here is the housing you can get a big house for less than others states!
Are you hiding from law enforcement?
@@dalepeto9620 lol no!
mike morabito It’s cool here
@@bito269 You've got warrants. You need to lay off the fentanyl.
Seriously what is there to do here? The weather is horrible it's always raining the winters are horrible! 7 months I am out of here
There sure are a lot of varying opinions about this place. I was born and raised there and lived less than a 10 minute drive to the Golden Triangle. I moved away in 1973 and never had a desire to move back. Used to go back and visit years ago and it mostly looked depressing to me. I'll go with that it is mostly that ,with a little bit of the good life for the younger crowd.
shitsville is near pittsburgh
Paul able is just one of Pittsburghs bad cops
🚘>🚲 stay out of the way with tht bike ya jagoff
It’s in the middle of nowhere, 4hr highway each direction, no connecting city. Very depressing
I felt the same way
Wait wait wait wait. "Shareows?"
Pittsburgh is very, very hilly. Lots of hills. The hilly neighborhoods are undesirable and so that where the slums and the poor people are. The neighborhoods with fairly level streets are super-expensive.
That's funny, California is the exact opposite
Not where my family lived.
That's just like Brazil they make the poor people live in the hills
Term
Colleen
An, opiate pills, Attica
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Pittsburgh: Where most residents come from elsewhere.
Definitely a fact 😂 it's all immigrants
I was born and raised in Pgh so were my mom and dad.
Well, we were a big melting pot at one time. Those roots go deep. I'm second generation Scot.
:)
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best thing about pittsburgh are the busses and taxis leaving the city
Lived there 26 years I assure you its worse than you think.
So its ur fault we have all there awful bike lines
Not many ride bikes.
Bike lanes made traffic for the less than 100 that use them bad. Dumb.
What a joke
The only people that like this dump are those that haven't traveled.
Not true. I travel alot and Pgh is not a dump.
@@Iceis_Phoenix agreed!
So basically Pittsburgh is worse than Philly?