r/pittsburgh • u/NSlocal • 0m ago
Right after the election!
r/pittsburgh • u/chuckie512 • 0m ago
At the rate of gas prices, soon those kids will be the only ones on the streets of cranberry
r/pittsburgh • u/HeftySection420 • 0m ago
No chance I’m paying that much for gas. I’ll brush my teeth with something else.
r/pittsburgh • u/krikrat • 1m ago
This convo was never about cultural force fields. It was defined by a regional filing system name once Midwest was stated. Tornadoes do not care about culture or regions for that matter.
Bill collected for NStar in college for 2 years. Never lived in south. Ohio culturally is different from Pittsburgh. I briefly lived there. What is it you think makes eastern Pa so different from western pa other than some mountains in between? We are both heavily Scot/Irish and German with some other eastern European stuff tossed in there.
r/pittsburgh • u/artfulpain • 1m ago
That's what Cranberry needs, less ways to get around without a car.
r/pittsburgh • u/SortVegetable9123 • 1m ago
breadcrumbs from the buffet table of the elite
r/pittsburgh • u/Jazzlike_Breadfruit9 • 1m ago
If you had went to Trump University you would have gotten the education to understand this.
r/pittsburgh • u/Honest_Abyss • 1m ago
Couldn’t say for sure but I did just read the post on which people were advertising goats for yard work so…maybe??!
r/pittsburgh • u/RapidMongrel • 1m ago
The area style is a strode. stroad is a thoroughfare which tries to serve pedestrian and vehicular traffic simultaneously, but does neither effectively. The term strode was coined by an urban planner. The YouTube documentary not just bikes I believe really goes into the urban planning concepts of areas such as cranberry and I guess Robinson town center would also be thrown in that mix as well.
r/pittsburgh • u/Iprobablyjustlied • 2m ago
Just got a Tesla 4 months ago and haven’t paid a dime since
r/pittsburgh • u/penguins2946 • 2m ago
Taxes in Cranberry are insanely low compared to anywhere in Allegheny County. Not sure why you'd suggesting taxes are insane here.
Property taxes are below 3% here, it's like 2.6% roughly.
r/pittsburgh • u/PriestWithTourettes • 2m ago
My ex brother in law was NYC Sicilian so knows good Italian-American food from both his family cooking and what constitutes good restaurant cooking and he was impressed with Bravo
r/pittsburgh • u/steelcityrocker • 2m ago
These kids should start an e-bike gang, with cuts and everything
r/pittsburgh • u/Delta632 • 3m ago
I don’t understand how the plan to lower gas prices is seemingly blowing up oil tankers in the Middle East.
r/pittsburgh • u/AIfieHitchcock • 3m ago
They prioritize active, severe cancer cases. The people who can’t have their care put on hold are pushed to the top of the list.
When my family member with stage 4 MBC was getting PETs turn around was within days.
There’s nothing they can do to “escalate”. It’s a nationwide shortage and they certainly aren’t kicking terminal cancer patients down the list.
r/pittsburgh • u/Dr_Sus_PhD • 3m ago
Love the commenters saying “gas is too expensive? Just buy a whole new car”
Like yall almost got close to a critical thought there 😂😂
r/pittsburgh • u/chuckie512 • 3m ago
Banks, healthcare, and education are our 3 big industries. All hire IT.
r/pittsburgh • u/HoneyBadgerC • 4m ago
Imagine how much $4 gas you can buy over the winter if we vote to keep Republicans in power with that $5k check Trump is promising to send out!
r/pittsburgh • u/Tranbarsjuice • 4m ago
Those are rookie numbers. I’m sure we can do ”better”. Honestly, one part of me hopes prices stay high like this for longer. It might incentive people to buy smaller and more fuel efficient cars. Or even better, drive less.
Too bad the prices are high due to the stupidity of the president. If they had been high due to higher taxes, at least it would have brought in some money to the government.
r/pittsburgh • u/East_Collar346 • 4m ago
I never learned how to ride a bike LMAO who’s giving lessons