I had a bodega on the corner when I lived on Miltenberger back in 07. It was perfect for eggs, milk, bread, they even had a small deli

>And nobody wants to vote for that, as no-one wants to see their taxes go up.

I think people could vote for this if we knew it meant we'd get specific improvements in schools/public services as a result. That's exactly how the parks tax got passed a couple years ago.

I said I had a kid. People downvote simply based on that.

If you’re willing to drive a little ways, look outside the city/Allegheny county. Sales tax is lower. Stuckey Subaru in Hollidaysburg has a great selection, no haggling, and a great website and staff.

damn supply chains and demand...

I believe Neil Degrasse Tyson is in town for some events, including at the Science Center

That would make a lot of sense. Especially seeing Sheetz and GetGos experiment with these “neighborhood market” models. Sort of what Wawa has done in downtown Philly. And tbh if they would do that, I guess it’d help people get what they need. But it just sucks the days of the local corner stores with things you need are gone for most people. Vast majority living in the city have to hop in their car/on a bus to get their simple needs

Yeah that is to my point. Wegman’s isn’t staying out if the city because of a big conspiracy.

It’s just not their business model.

What 'next generation'? They're putting an end to that, themselves.

You’re obviously missing the point of the post and was stated that this isn’t about the handshake deals Giant eagle may or may not be doing to have a monopolistic hold over Pittsburgh but an understanding of why we’re missing the convenience of smaller locations for produce, milk, eggs, in Pittsburgh in our neighborhoods.

And as far as I know every Giant Eagle in the city limits with the possible exception of the Shadyside market district have been supermarkets for 40 years or more. Possibly parkway center as well, which though technically in the city limits is definitely in a suburban-esque area.

You’re not going to see many new construction supermarkets in cities like Pittsburgh.

Probably just showing the demand for crosstreks. For me, the outback has gotten WAY too big the last 10 years and the crosstrek is a way better size. Good for city driving but also enough cargo space for road trips. I’m sure I’m not alone in that sentiment

Very similar situation for me with a Kia dealer as well.

Probably the government agents who showed up to track down the flying dumpster

Sure it wasn’t going to the casino?

r/todayilearned Mr. Yuk had his origins in Pittsburgh.

I love Linea Verde! Tons of fresh produce, local dairy, honey, and eggs, and of course Gina, who will talk your ear off if you let her

Preparing to implement the first purge, likely.

St. Max in Homestead. And they have a bar.

Ah a username that fits the user

….? You’ve never had to do this. Simply address an envelope to yourself and fold it into another envelope, or a larger one!

Always meant to do this, still on my bucket list lol

I was able to head this off by going in on a random friday, meeting with a sales guy and telling him what I wanted, and then he "reserved" one for me. I brought in my DL, insurance card, etc. etc. They knew what was coming in so they printed me off the financial statement. I didn't have to put down a deposit, and I could still test drive it and say no. They called me 5 days later when it was ready and we went in and completed the sale.

so if you're really interest in something (for OP...) you may need to go into a dealer and talk to someone first and figure out what's coming in when, and put dibs on it.

The guy over the phone said I'd have to put down a $500 refundable deposit, but the salesguy said a handshake was good enough... I'm sure they do that for everyone, unless you seem extra shifty. Part of the "we think you're great!!" sales technique.

I’m genz 🥲

aliens visiting the science center. they've come to learn about our technology and they want to play with the exhibits too.