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I lived in the burgh for half a decade. What outsiders won't understand is that Pittsburgh's economy is trash. There's no hope. Yes, it's not poverty-stricken,
by malcolmgreaves 10y ago
I lived in the burgh for half a decade. What outsiders won't understand is that Pittsburgh's economy is trash. There's no hope. Yes, it's not poverty-stricken, but it's certainly not a place to grow or nurture a career. What Uber's ATC represents is the beginning of Pittsburgh's revitalization and sorely needed economic growth. The enemy of yinzers here is the regulatory capture of the Pennsylvania Utility Commission by the entrenched, terrible, pathetic taxi industry. I hope that PA gets its shit together for the burgh's sake.