Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by openly declaring your faith that you are saved. Romans 10:9-10 ❤
Trust me bro, it isn’t, I used to live there and I have gotten threatened, if you go on a walk you might step on some heroin needles, you can always find a dollar on the ground (drug dollar) and the air is so bad
@@user-wk9fn3xc3u they're starting to go down now, for sale signs everywhere. Hopefully the real estate turns into a buyers market because there are many young adults ready to buy and start families.
Pittsburgh be crazy... i live there lol, not in the city but just out of it lol. ITS CRAZY, I remember when there was a whole riot/raid kinda thing, and there was buildings with carboard covering the windows, apparently, one building had a molotov thrown in it. I don't remember what caused the raid or riot, but it was back in 2022 I think
Moved here from Dallas in late 2020. Have really enjoyed it. The hiking is far better than anything available in DFW. The same is true of bike trails (though I am not into biking). So far the winters have not been bad at all.
smart move bro!! born n raised out homewood. tha gentrification is unreal. me n tha family are trying to head for tha carolinas as well...truthfully tho coastal carolina south of va beach is amazing....cofield,edenton,elizabeth city area
This picture of Pittsburgh is not accurate. It is of Pittsburgh, but Pittsburgh is not a big city. Although, it has some sky scrapers, but not that many.
@@Communistgun That is because Pittsburgh was a highly industrialized City. In the 60's Pittsburgh ranked 3rd in Corporate headquarters. Pittsburgh was the Corporate headquarters to Consoldate Coal U.S.Steel, Alcoa Aluminum, PPG Glass, Westinghouse Electric, Gulf Oil, Mellon Bank, and Armstrong Cork. most of these companies are gone. Pittsburgh also had its own Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. In 1900, Pittsburgh produced more industrial products then the rest of the Country. Downtown Pittsburgh has very many beautiful buildings like the Frick Building, and the Union Trust Building. All those large companies are gone. U.S.Steel is a shell of itself. At once was one of the largest Companies in America. Globalism and the EPA hit Pittsburgh hard. Those Building used to house offices, are being converted to housing
Pittsburgh is lame. I went there to visit last month and couldnt wait to go home. Its dirty smelly. Public transportation is a joke. Grocery stores dont sell alcohol you gotta go to this whole other separate store for it. And the people are rude af. No wonder that city is so cheap to live in.
@@knucklehoagies Didn't make me feel bad and I'm from Pittsburgh. It is lame living here. There used to be a Regatta, but they cancelled it. There used to be a great professional baseball team, but then a greedy owner bought the team which went on a 20 year losing streak. Public transportation used to be great, but the entity formerly known as Port Authority keeps cutting routes and makes getting around impossible for some people. I could go on and on with the lost jobs, incompetent politicians that could care less how gentrification is creating a serious hardship for many people needing a home. It is beyond lame, so too bad if you can't stand the truth.
Pittsburgh has a rich Black history. Dating back to the early 1800's. Pittsburgh has 2 large Black Communities the Hill District, and Homewood. Pittsburgh was the home of the Pittsburgh Courier, the first Black New Paper. In the first part of the 20th Century, the Pittsburgh Courier was delivered threw out the country by Pullman Conductors. Pittsburgh had two Black Basesball teams. The Pittsburgh Crawfords and the Homestead Grays. Sacral Paige played for the Crawfords, and Josh Gibson played for the Grays. Pittsburgh had one of the best Black Jazz Clubs between New York and Chicago. The Crawfords Grill, Ellis Hotel, The Webster Grill to name a few.
Oh there’s definitely black people there. A few people I’ve met lived there and had nothing bad to say except about the weather during the winter. However I’m from Connecticut so that’s nothing to me lol. But yeah it’s for sure diverse there.
Nah man, Pittsburgh is pretty chill
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by openly declaring your faith that you are saved. Romans 10:9-10 ❤
@@caidendaniel24 bro what
Trust me bro, it isn’t, I used to live there and I have gotten threatened, if you go on a walk you might step on some heroin needles, you can always find a dollar on the ground (drug dollar) and the air is so bad
I know right!
@@roosterfireball2109yes if you go down town that could be applied to any city and the air isn’t bad. Are you sure you live in Pittsburgh
I was born & raised in Pittsburgh PA. Moved in February of 2020 & never looked back. Praying my daughter & grandson move here soon.
also in Pittsburg you can buy a nice house around 300k even less. In NYC in the middle of the hood a home will go for 500k a nice neighborhood 800k+
True I was born and raised bin nyc😂 and your talking facts
@@user-wk9fn3xc3u they're starting to go down now, for sale signs everywhere. Hopefully the real estate turns into a buyers market because there are many young adults ready to buy and start families.
Pittsburgh be crazy... i live there lol, not in the city but just out of it lol. ITS CRAZY, I remember when there was a whole riot/raid kinda thing, and there was buildings with carboard covering the windows, apparently, one building had a molotov thrown in it. I don't remember what caused the raid or riot, but it was back in 2022 I think
Moved here from Dallas in late 2020. Have really enjoyed it. The hiking is far better than anything available in DFW. The same is true of bike trails (though I am not into biking). So far the winters have not been bad at all.
I was born in Pittsburgh in 1983 and moved to Raleigh Durham in June 2000 and never looked back in almost 24 years
smart move bro!! born n raised out homewood. tha gentrification is unreal. me n tha family are trying to head for tha carolinas as well...truthfully tho coastal carolina south of va beach is amazing....cofield,edenton,elizabeth city area
Moving to Pittsburgh can’t wait. This video looks beautiful actually. Whatever point you’re trying to make didn’t work
Pittsburgh > Philadelphia
Both are better
If this is Pittsburgh why is she talking about New York
its the NE all a concrete industrial jungle
What am I missing? Why does it say Pittsburgh in title when she clearly says: "Why did you move back TO NEW YORK?"
back from new york
It's audio from some stupid tiktok video about NYC and it became a meme people apply to other videos now.
@@knucklehoagies thank you. That . makes a lot more sense.
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Thanks for the clarification. It did sound like she said “To” instead of “From”.
For the Chipped Ham BBQ for me
Philly is bigger, better, more history etc.
This picture of Pittsburgh is not accurate. It is of Pittsburgh, but Pittsburgh is not a big city. Although, it has some sky scrapers, but not that many.
Pittsburgh skyline lunches way above its weight. Its thr 13th tallest/biggest skyline in the US while only being the 27th most populated metro area
@@Communistgun That is because Pittsburgh was a highly industrialized City. In the 60's Pittsburgh ranked 3rd in Corporate headquarters. Pittsburgh was the Corporate headquarters to Consoldate Coal U.S.Steel, Alcoa Aluminum, PPG Glass, Westinghouse Electric, Gulf Oil, Mellon Bank, and Armstrong
Cork. most of these companies are gone.
Pittsburgh also had its own Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. In 1900, Pittsburgh produced more industrial products then the rest of the Country.
Downtown Pittsburgh has very many beautiful buildings like the Frick Building, and the Union Trust Building.
All those large companies are gone. U.S.Steel is a shell of itself. At once was one of the largest Companies in America.
Globalism and the EPA hit Pittsburgh hard.
Those Building used to house offices, are being converted to housing
But the woman in the video is saying why did you move back to NY ?😂
I'm from Sisai,Gumla, Jharkhand,India🇮🇳,Earth🌎World🗺️❄️
I'm in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is lame. I went there to visit last month and couldnt wait to go home. Its dirty smelly. Public transportation is a joke. Grocery stores dont sell alcohol you gotta go to this whole other separate store for it. And the people are rude af. No wonder that city is so cheap to live in.
this may be your opinion, but some people do live here so don’t make them feel bad abt their city that you “hate”
@@not_bills I'm not making anyone feel bad. It's just my opinion. Maybe others have a different view and that's okay. I'm allowed to have an opinion.
Dang this nakes me not want to go, but I still think I'll visit just to check out thst bicycle museum and the skyline views from those hills
Monroeville is much better than Pittsburgh
@@knucklehoagies Didn't make me feel bad and I'm from Pittsburgh. It is lame living here. There used to be a Regatta, but they cancelled it. There used to be a great professional baseball team, but then a greedy owner bought the team which went on a 20 year losing streak. Public transportation used to be great, but the entity formerly known as Port Authority keeps cutting routes and makes getting around impossible for some people. I could go on and on with the lost jobs, incompetent politicians that could care less how gentrification is creating a serious hardship for many people needing a home. It is beyond lame, so too bad if you can't stand the truth.
oh wow a steam vent how terrible
Where are the black people
Pittsburgh is one of the more white cities
@@jjorjojo yea I googled it and it says only 18% is black. I don't wanna love there
Pittsburgh has a rich Black history. Dating back to the early 1800's.
Pittsburgh has 2 large Black Communities the Hill District, and Homewood.
Pittsburgh was the home of the Pittsburgh Courier,
the first Black New Paper.
In the first part of the 20th Century, the Pittsburgh Courier was delivered threw out the country by Pullman Conductors.
Pittsburgh had two Black Basesball teams. The Pittsburgh Crawfords and the Homestead Grays.
Sacral Paige played for the Crawfords, and Josh Gibson played for the Grays.
Pittsburgh had one of the best Black Jazz Clubs between New York and Chicago. The Crawfords Grill, Ellis Hotel, The Webster Grill to name a few.
Oh there’s definitely black people there. A few people I’ve met lived there and had nothing bad to say except about the weather during the winter. However I’m from Connecticut so that’s nothing to me lol. But yeah it’s for sure diverse there.
@@jamesmooney8933 wow you would think the black population would be much larger than 18% with a history like that
Fall out