Oh it's a very low bar, it's also one of the only positives I can say about an area where rent is under $1k. The town I live in in particular only has a pizza shop and a post office. Door dash and Uber don't come out this far. We only have one internet provider. I can list cons all day living 20 or so minutes from Walmart (and other stores) and the absolute peace and quiet over here are really two of the only pros besides the low rent

Moved to Fayette county this summer for the cheaper rent (in some areas) of course wages aren't as high out here either. Where I'm at is about an hour from some parts of Pittsburgh and like 20 minutes from Walmarts fast food etc. Not too bad.

I was going to mention the aquarium as well my kids love taking the train to the aquarium that's like two activities in one! We moved to West pa and I can't find a decent aquarium over here. On one of our trips back to Philly we're definitely making a day to take the train and do the aquarium.

Philadelphia zoo is my favorite zoo I've been to Please touch museum in Philly is so fun, might be better for the younger one Crayola factory I'm Easton is pretty neat

So far have not heard Yinz used, I have seen it on alot of t-shirts though

For me just youse. Youse guys feels redundant. Youse already implies there's more than one.

Its pretty much like y'all. Just addressing more than one person, although sometimes it sounds odd in places y'all would be okay. Like "Hi y'all" fine "Hi youse" not as.much. in place of that I'll just drop the youse or use something else. But I do use it alot still like "how.youse doing" or alot of the times if I want both my kids to do something I'll tell them ,"youse need to do (whatever)" or sometimes "youse two" it feels wierd typing it out because it's not something I ever use in text but it's just to me the plural form of you like cookies is more than one cookie youse is more than two people

Everyone I know from bucks county and Philly still say youse, I do as well although I'm living near Pittsburgh now.