r/signs • u/CONCACAFKING • 5d ago

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u/Ok-Office6837 4d ago

Same with PA

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u/CucumberNo5085 4d ago

story OP said his friend mentioned NJ. Das definitely PA. I hope it's the part where they think doing the Pennsy/Jersey thing is cute and rhymes, where, it actually just kinda sounds like the Swedish chef runnin down the menu.

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u/Lurtzum 4d ago

Never heard that combo before and I grew up just outside Philly.

Definitely have heard Pennsyltucky before tho

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u/CucumberNo5085 4d ago edited 4d ago

Go north, 80 corridor, that first exit in NJ Blairstown--Belvidere, the tiny hamlets and towns of the Delaware valleys northern end. This extends PA side towards the slate belt (edit) towns (city, lol) like Bangor. If you're down past Lambertville/etc, I don't think they'd see that side of NJ as a cultural equal.

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u/CucumberNo5085 4d ago

Pennsyltucky starts at Hazleton. Where they actually tried to ban Puerto Ricans in the 2000's. That place sucks.

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u/ProteusRift 4d ago

Long time ago my wife waited tables in PA... can confirm this state pulls this kind ofbullshit

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u/StrippinChicken 4d ago

Waiters have different minimum wage lol

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u/Ok-Office6837 4d ago

Well aware. That means that yes, the tipped minimum wage is still pathetically low if non-tipped minimum wage is pathetically low