Sharyn Sefton, a barista in Pittsburgh
I have my days where I’m like, I don’t want to do this anymore. But it’s just, what do I do instead?
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That uncertainty leads them to eat out often. Neff usually will get something from the Get-Go across the street or Subway. Applebee s is a frequent choice. I’m so sick of it, but he orders it like all the time, Sefton says.
When it s not takeout, Sefton usually will make some buttered noodles, steamed vegetables or rice something simple.
Access to fast food, quick or easy-to-make grub is nothing new for Americans near the poverty level or near minimum wage. Organic food is more expensive; a hoagie from Get-Go is $5 and five minutes away.
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Yinz drink coffee?
A new brew will be available on March 1 when YINZ Coffee opens for business on Pittsburgh’s North Side.
Located inside the former Crazy Mocha at the corner of Federal Street and North Avenue, the shop will serve coffee, tea, hot chocolate and pastries.
Owner Ken Zeff, a Greenfield native, started the Crazy Mocha coffee shop chain in 2000. He sold it in 2018.
“I began getting phone calls to get back into the business,” Zeff said. “I still have a passion for this business. And it just felt like now is a good time to open a coffee shop. I can help some landlords who haven’t been getting rent and also some employees who need work.”
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SEWICKLEY Roses always accompany drama on ABC s The Bachelor.
Each episode of the romance reality series finds that season s bachelor giving a rose to every female contestant he wants to keep seeing.
Any contestant who doesn t get a rose is sent packing.
Roses will remain a fixture for Season 25 of The Bachelor filmed over two months at Nemacolin Woodlands in Fayette County.
An additional new spin on roses will come as well, when Sewickley artist Claire Hardy’s floral paintings are featured as backdrops in each episode of the new season debuting Jan. 4.
From the rose ceremony room to informal interview sessions with contestants, Hardy’s artwork will infuse The Bachelor scenes with her signature vibrant colors.