The majority of our generation here in Pittsburgh comes from the Beaver nuclear plant

Someone recently found a way to do it to a sample in a lab.

Still a long ways from cleaning up a body of water, or your body.

Who do you expect will buy the building, and have the million dollars in capital for it's repairs? New restaurants don't tend to have that kind of money to spare after their other startup costs.

It'd be one thing if the building was in good condition and closed due to lack of attendance alone, but being realistic here, it's going to sit vacant until a developer buys it to tear it down.

We could use a new distillery since the wiggle sale...

But not many of them, because there aren't enough to keep the church open.

Except a judge can (and frequently do) grant exceptions for "financial hardships".

You can also get a restricted license back after 30 days that allows you to drive for business purposes (including self employment)

Maybe we should actually take people's licenses away too.

I agree it's a stupid law, but there's literally 0 enforcement of it. There's a bunch of dumb laws still on the books that aren't ever enforced.

Usually landlords don't want tennants having water in their name, because if they don't pay a lean goes against the house.

It takes a lot more to get your water cut off then other utilities so that lean can get pretty high. It's usually easier to budget it into the rent.

Oh, so even more subsidized by them.

Cool story bro.

Pretty big difference between preferring to live in the countryside and "REFUSING" to visit the biggest city in the state lol.

They can't be that bad if they're funding your lifestyle.

Sports rivalries aside, what's scaring you off the place that's subsidizing more than half of the state?

https://www.pafoodsafety.pa.gov/Web/Inspection/PublicInspectionSearch.aspx

41 places on the health inspector's list.

450 places subject to food inspections, but that includes grocery stores, gas stations, fireballs that might host a fry once a year, etc.

https://www.pafoodsafety.pa.gov/Web/Inspection/PublicInspectionSearch.aspx

It's not really showing any real information other than population density.

A statistic like restaurants per Capita, mean travel time to restaurant, restaurant meals served per Capita, etc. Would all actually convey information.

The problem is your competing against them for the 20 residents that live there.

Relevant xkcd

https://xkcd.com/1138/

Wow that was far from my experience (but I'm certainly not going to discount yours!)

I went in with my (then) soon to be fiancee (now wife), we explained what we were looking for, and got a very beautiful tanzanite ring for under $1k, including resizing.

They even opened champagne for us, and gave us a bunch of coupons for couples things around the area.

They did take us over to the $10k+ engagement section first however 🤣

I got my wife's non-diamond engagement ring from Henne in shadyside. They've got lots of options including custom!

They're very generous with the policy, and even have spare clear bags they can give you if you need one.

Huh, good call out, they're just vegetarian.

They do have a bunch of vegan bar food still however.

I know milk/cream quality can vary seasonally (as the cow's aren't eating as much "fresh" food in winter).

Not that I'm getting milkshakes frequently, but their vegan ones have always been really good when I had them.

The city paper puts out a weekly column about interesting job openings in the area

https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/now-hiring-in-pittsburgh-communications-manager-sous-chef-program-coordinator-and-more/Content?oid=23028838

Milkshake factory has dairy free milkshakes!

East end brewing's pizza kitchen can make vegan any of their specialty pizzas

Brewdog has some good cauliflower wings.

I've set my hosts file on my computer to redirect me away so I don't accidentally give that garbage any ad revenue.