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It worked for me, mostly because the commercial was so scary.

>there's no way he would ever drive here during the winter

This is the appropriate response. No matter how good you, your tires, or your transmission are, all it takes is one idiot losing control in the other lane. Just stay home on Darwin Awards night.

But, if you must go out, you don't need AWD unless you live on a hill that never gets plowed.

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I’m meeting friends at Golden Age in Homestead. I’ve been waiting a year to try their fish sandwich.

my parents live in the country, having four-wheel-drive gives me a lot of mental peace when I make that drive.

It’s not necessary, certainly nice to have, but not a requirement. Don’t forget not too long ago awd cars were pretty rare with the exception of two brands

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> if you have need to go out in bad weather and can't stay home until the roads are well cleared, AWD is nice to have.

That's the only reason I just bought AWD, because my wife is a dog sitter and if she can't get to someone's house, that means animals are going hungry/messing the floor.

Me personally, working a 9-5 in the Airport area, never had a need. If it truly is catastrophically bad out, I just stay home.

One of the things people don't consider with AWD is the need to rotate your tires because usually they need replaced all at once. One flat, that's 4 tires. Another added expense that makes it more a luxury feature IMO.

So this is 99% always a YES however this weekend from 8 pm tonight through Monday morning, service downtown will be disrupted and a shuttle will cross the gap, so. Kinda a headache if you’re asking about this particular weekend.

All other non construction times, yes.

Sounds like they just wanted an excuse for a new car

Streets on Carson is the best, and the owner and head chef Matt is Awesome

Bonfire is great too

There is also the cost of product. Suppliers like UNFI, Sysco, etc charge more per unit if it's not a sure deal like Giant Eagle or RiteAid, etc. And if it's a local product, customers don't want to admit food could cost that much (living wages, no pesticides, etc etc etc). Sorry, lot of etcs. I personally wish there was a Bryant St Market in every neighborhood, and/or dream of running my own- but I'm not made of money.

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best news 🙌

Still do this year. Just went this afternoon.

This has proved to not be a dumb question.

Why are you against the US providing military aid to a democratically elected government in a country who has been invaded by an unwelcome aggressor who is bombing cities and homes?

Considering that Summerset fought against having PAT bus service to the neighborhood, I doubt they'd want any retail there either.

Please visit the original statement I said I'm interested in an anti-war movement

The US has been in 57 undeclared wars since WW2.

Moreover here is research whereby The US military has launched 469 foreign interventions. Including 251 since 1991 https://www.thepickaxe.xyz/single-post/469-wars

All these wars then lead to situations where members of Congress buy and sell Energy and War stocks after intelligence briefings. This occurs by both GOP and Democrats. This is an illegal and immoral act and also what is called "Insider Trading"

I grew up near Tyrone. You can get by with front wheel drive for sure. If you have a choice though, the AWD would be so nice. They’ll be doing lots of back road and high elevation interstate driving. Driving home on Xmas day this past year from Pittsburgh was pretty scary in my little front wheel drive coup. The Appalachian mountains were icy. But I made it 🤷‍♂️

Yep

It doesn’t sound like you are interested in changing public opinion and instead you just want to find a safe space and echo chamber

I haven't been car shopping but someone just posted a 10+ year old car on my local neighborhood group recently for more than blue book. They admitted it in the ad too, and tried to explain why they were justified. No, just no.

Wow that seems so crazy. I saw a thread posted a while ago about the president of Rwanda visiting CMU and it seemed like something similar happened. For a president I can see the treatment but for state judges? Thanks for the info!