Where is the best blue collar town in America?
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Why is it that when people can only afford Budweiser, living in a trailer, or buying a truck that they are considered white trash? I have met trash that live in million dollar homes in Bev Hills and drink Dom. Let's not categorize people based on what they can afford and base it on what type of person they are.
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Why is it that when people can only afford Budweiser, living in a trailer, or buying a truck that they are considered white trash? I have met trash that live in million dollar homes in Bev Hills and drink Dom. Let's not categorize people based on what they can afford and base it on what type of person they are.
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Sorry guys, but Pittsburgh is not a blue collar town. Plenty of artsy fartsy people there. Now if you want to go to a blue collar town to eat and drink, Wisconsin is the place to be. Green Bay, Sheboygan etc. I wouldn't necessarily want to live in these place, but mosey into a bar and you'll always have a good time. I love going to these places.Bratwurst, beer, and in my opinion, the friendliest people in the country. I'm not from Wisconsin either, as a matter of fact I'm a F.I.B. Since I'm a gentleman, I won't tell you what that stands for.
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I'm a fib and also like go to Wisconsin taverns, especially the Milwaukee corner Pabst bars. The best thing about going to Wisconsin bars, besides the cheap beer and drunk women, is that I'm always guaranteed to be the most handsome guy in the place.
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I live in a suburb outside Pittsburgh and must state that it is no longer a steel town. There use to be steel mills right on the Monongahela River bank and they are long gone (since the late 70s). Many white collar/Yuppie types now, although there are blue collar jobs here too, but like all other cities, there is blend of every occupation.
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Jun 14th, 2002 07:43 AM