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[deleted] t1_j8biw2i wrote

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justtryingmybest999 t1_j8bu3e7 wrote

Do you know what the rivers club is actually like?

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Just_Learned_This t1_j8cbmjy wrote

A floor for athletics, a floor that's half offices with glass walls and a fine dining restaurant and bar. Nice place, Duquesne club is definitely a much nicer place though.

Rivers club is literally inside an office building. The Duquesne club is the entirety of a beautiful historical building with much more dining/banquet space, all of which is architecturally beautiful.

I've spent time in both kitchens. It's not close when it comes to "prestige" that the Duquesne club is head and shoulders above the rivers club.

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justtryingmybest999 t1_j8l7673 wrote

Anyone tryna give me an invite?(not a joke)

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Just_Learned_This t1_j8ldwfq wrote

I only know this from working kitchens and doing deliveries. Duquesne clubs kitchen is giant. Rivals kennywood.

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SisterCharityAlt t1_j8e8lyf wrote

I keep getting offered the rivers club because I'm the right age/demo/job title to get it but I'm also not committing a significant portion of my income to a club when I'm married.

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[deleted] t1_j8ed93n wrote

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SisterCharityAlt t1_j8egn00 wrote

It was $500 when I was told...maybe I misread?

PS: Nice way to play the asshole. 😀

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PublicCommenter t1_j8eta6n wrote

I'm a member. There is no upfront fee. It's about $200 for the all-in membership, which includes events, gym, and dining. You can get it down to about $80 per month if you take out some of the options. The chef changed sometime during COVID and the food isn't what it used to be, so I recently dropped the dining option.

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