Unboxing Pennsylvania: What It's Like Living In Pennsylvania

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What's it like living in Pennsylvania? Well, you've got many different regions of the state, including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and central PA, which is mostly farms and country.

In addition, you have a distinct culinary cuisine, the battle between Wawa and Sheetz, and the fact that many people here don't like living here. But they stay.

Our goal is to combine recent data, fun videos, and thoughts about local culture into bite-sized snacks of shareable information. We call it bite-sized regional infotainment. We try to paint a picture of what’s happening in a region based on “Friday Night Science” — how’d you argue at a bar. To do that, we gather data from around the web to help determine a wide array of factors about where you live, things like safety, desirability, and culture.

Music by Kevin MacLeod and Chris Zabriskie.

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Coming from this state...this video is 90% accurate. Anyone else from PA??

sirela

I live in Pennsylvania, and this is pretty accurate. Especially The part were we don’t fix pot 🕳

callmefreezy

Pennsylvania is at the perfect spot where you get freezing winter and scorching in summer

mal

I’ve lived in Pennsylvania my entire life and never once thought it was boring. I live in a rural area and love every bit of it. You just gotta appreciate the nature here and the smaller things in life to love this place. This was very opinionated

Goosedoode

How could you forget Hershey Park, Knoebels and the rampant amount of Confederate flags flown about despite not being in the South ??

stargrenade

Hershey! Knoebels! How could you miss these treasures!?

Also in addition to steel and coal, the rail industry has deep roots in PA.

And it's Pottsville. Yeungling is made in Pottsville.

englematic

Hey, at least we're not New Jersey...
So we got that going for us

redneckbear

"PA has high taxes"
Me: *Laughs in New Yorker*

spacefork

Winters are brutal, summers are humid and hot. Right now we're in between, where in the morning you might need the furnace, and by 7pm it's 84° in the house and you need the AC.

adammatis

Nick, I just wanna say. When you said “watch out for those potholes” it really hit home here😂😂😂

majinbenproductions

I live in York County PA and I find it to be a very nice place. PA has a lot of natural beauty and lakes, rivers and public parks to enjoy. It is a great agricultural state also and feeds a lot of people in the Northeast. It also has significant natural energy resources. And yes PA has less than average snobs and so called elites.

jdanaher

How could you forget Hershey Park and Knoebels???

camillewisee

Pennsylvania’s the only state where our amish will FIGHT you.

phlogchamp

In England they drive on the left side of the road
In Pittsburgh we drive on what’s left of it

hayleybenack

My father was born In Pa. I never lived there. but when he passed away, I took some of his ashes to his hometown and spent over a month in the north central and south central small towns.
I found it totally refreshing and beautiful, and most everyone I met were pleasant and very decent people. I didn't want to leave. People were so welcoming to me. I was only going to stay a week and stayed 6 weeks.
And yes, Sheetz, it was in the area. I traveled a lot, and I can tell you no matter where you go, there's always idiots but I didn't meet any on my trip up there. Now if you want to be treated rude and see crazy people, go to New Mexico. They don't like anyone that isn't from there. I grew up there, left and when I went back 20 years later, I was told I didn't belong Thank God I still had school friends that still lived there.
Drugs are everywhere all over the country. Some times you don't know what you have till it's have a beautiful state and good people.. Don't forget that.

creed