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lindzer1285 t1_j6uiwpj wrote

I truly miss The Beehive

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CL-MotoTech t1_j6wgxgv wrote

My landlord owned the Beehive. He was/is (haven't talked to him in years) a good dude. He took care of people. The loss off the Beehive is a real shame. Such a neat place.

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Awright83 t1_j6wypw6 wrote

No doubt, the beehive was a staple of the pittsburgh I grew up in, kinda hippy, kinda grungy, kinda punk, all coexisting. Moved away about ten years ago and even then there weren’t a lot of those places left

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Llamacka t1_j6y8eae wrote

I’m assuming you’re not talking about the pagan drive thru strip joint on 22 that’s been closed for a while lol?

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pierogie_65 t1_j6xap1j wrote

it’s is true that peduto is a pos. however i think the part about young folks not wanting to work is boomer mentality. no one wants to work but since we have to we want to be paid a livable wage and be treated with dignity and when we sense anything less than that we give our employers anything less than our best. it’s quite simple really. we don’t tolerate abuse like the older generations did.

it’s shocking that you went from correctly blaming government and political officials who are actually in charge of legislation, to the young people in this city not wanting to work. if we use your logic, people like peduto are hurting small business in this city which in turn hurts employees = employees not wanting to tolerate shitty conditions.

people stop listening to you when you throw out the old “young people don’t want to work” fyi

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pierogie_65 t1_j6xbeob wrote

also it sounds like you’ll likely hire the person who’s easier to manipulate, will work for less money, and doesn’t have the proper language to tell you to fuck off.

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arguchik t1_j6xy1pv wrote

>But I do fucking try to make the work lives of those around me better

How do you decide what "better" looks like to your employees, or whoever you mean by "those around [you]"? This is a serious question. Do you assume that what you think is better is, objectively, better, and then institute changes based solely on your own view of things? Or do you ask people what they need and have a conversation about it, with the goal of reaching an agreement about what changes would strike a better balance between what you need and what they need?

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pierogie_65 t1_j6yebm4 wrote

right it’s like they’re saying “i had it shitty and i’m giving you better, so why are you complaining”

someone needs to tell this person that their “better” is someone else’s “way fucking worse”

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Ok-Personality-1048 t1_j6yxjgu wrote

Have you guys ever been to Black Forge Coffee in Mckees Rocks? So much like the Beehive but goth. Lots of live music. And death metal yoga classes.

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