A two-car, one-person road trip to the eastern US (Part 3)

Following Chatgpt's advice exactly, I completed a day-long bike tour of Pittsburgh. Its advantage is that it helps you eliminate multiple options, but the problem is that it's mostly just random guesses. Andy Wharhol's art gallery is quite unique. It was the first time I saw such a clear, three-dimensional figure created using only minimal lines. The key lies in the almost imperceptible weighting of the lines and the perfect control of the contours. This is the benefit of attending a prestigious university and learning from renowned teachers: you'll be taught a dizzying amount of theory in a single sitting. Next, Chatgpt directed me to a street market similar to Shanghai Street in Mong Kok, where I saw a bit of Ladies' Market. I imagine foreigners researching Hong Kong would probably be directed to places like this. Luckily, nearby was the local sandwich shop it highly recommended. There was a long line outside, but plenty of empty seats inside. These kinds of promotional tactics often lack substance. The result was a pricey, but enormous, and mediocre fast-food sandwich. 🥪 I wonder how much Chatgpt earned as a referral fee. Point Park, jutting out into the confluence of two rivers, is certainly worth a visit. You can see local landmarks along the waterfront. Finally, I found the Duke Inn Incline Tramway, a cable car that looks even older than Hong Kong's Peak Tram. It's essentially a cabin-style cable car. As it creaked up the steep slope, I worried it might suddenly fall apart. From above, I could see a panoramic view of Pittsburgh: a beautiful city formed by a commercial center on a peninsula separating two rivers, connected by numerous bridges. I counted six bridges, just as far as I could see. Oddly, the feel of many streets was surprisingly similar to Montreal, Canada. Even when I was passing through some rural towns, some areas resembled small Canadian towns. The earliest settlers of these settlements likely had ancestors who came from the same place.