THE ERA OF TRUMP

[Fife]

Also, Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh:

Looks like some kind of faggoty latino party. WTF happened to Western PA?

[Penner]

Also, Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh:

Looks like some kind of faggoty latino party. WTF happened to Western PA?

It's a renovated Catholic Church that was turned into a brewery. It's actually pretty good to drink, IMO.

If ambiance is something you desire to have while visiting a brewery, look no further than Church Brew Works in Lawrenceville- one of Pittsburgh’s oldest and most iconic microbreweries.

As its name suggests, Church Brew Works is located inside a decommissioned Roman Catholic Church (the historic St. John the Baptist church, to be precise). The altar includes fermentation equipment on display for all to see, the pews are replaced with dining tables for patrons to enjoy its expansive restaurant menu, the stained glass is as beautiful as the day it was installed, and the slogan “on the eighth day, man created beer” is visible just about everywhere.

The beer menu itself is quite robust and includes over a dozen different styles of beer, including a Dunkelweizen (a dark wheat beer) and Baltic Porter (full of smokiness and spices) that I was able to sample on a recent visit. As far as the restaurant is concerned we are personally not the most impressed with the menu; however, this does not discourage us from visiting when we’re in the mood for a beer in a truly unique setting as this one.

https://www.discovertheburgh.com/pittsburgh-craft-beer/

[Speaker to Animals]

They put a brewery on the altar?

Holy shit those people are going to Hell.

One doesn't need to be the Prophet Jeremiah to see they dropped their moral compass somewhere.

[Penner]

They put a brewery on the altar?

Holy shit those people are going to Hell.

One doesn't need to be the Prophet Jeremiah to see they dropped their moral compass somewhere.

It was decommissioned by the local diocese. No one is going to hell.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Devoted to the only socially-acceptable escape from reality. If there's anything worth worshipping, it's probably beer.

[Speaker to Animals]

They put a brewery on the altar?

Holy shit those people are going to Hell.

One doesn't need to be the Prophet Jeremiah to see they dropped their moral compass somewhere.

It was decommissioned by the local diocese. No one is going to hell.

Putting a brewery on an altar is golden calf level you're going to hell.

[Zero]

Literally illegal beer.

Tecate?

Nah, just a dime a dozen. But it does go down real good floating down the Comal In Texas. Float it in the tube with you and it stays the perfect temperature on a summer day.

Good times right there.

[Penner]

They put a brewery on the altar?

Holy shit those people are going to Hell.

One doesn't need to be the Prophet Jeremiah to see they dropped their moral compass somewhere.

It was decommissioned by the local diocese. No one is going to hell.

Putting a brewery on an altar is golden calf level you're going to hell.

The bishop is fine with it. StA isn't a bishop so I am not worried about going to hell.

[Montegriffo]

Devoted to the only socially-acceptable escape from reality. If there's anything worth worshipping, it's probably beer.

[Okeefenokee]

Well, I think we can both agree that tariffs will make the price of US steel climb. And I think everyone agrees that rising prices leads to a decrease in demand.

So if there is sufficient domestic demand for steel, such that it bears the price increases from tariffs, you will be right.

Yet that begs the question - if such a demand for domestic steel exists at higher prices, why isn’t it also being demanded at our current, lower prices?

Last I checked, American steel wasn't hurting at all.