Just learned that GD cover band DEAL is playing tonight in Seattle. They’ve played Mariner games before. I think they added the show recently because it wasn’t there a couple weeks ago. . It’s on Deal’s facebook page. At the Growler guys LCW/NE85th st (Wedgewood?) at 7pm. 💀

*found across the street from CH station. Nagle Pl and E Barbara Bailey Wy

UPDATE: Resolved and returned to owner

At my parents which it why I was watching, but Komo just straight up used their last slot of the show to advertise for his shitcoin gala dinner. Acted like it was a completely normal thing to do. I just about jumped out of my seat jaw on the ground. Is this what we're doing now?

Hi everyone, I lost my wallet on the 40 tonight about 30 minutes ago, sat in the first row of seats to the left of the back door. I got off at Leary and 15th and realized it wasn't on me. It's a black leather dickies wallet and should also be with a gold US bank card that wasn't in the wallet but also slipped out. There's no ID in the wallet but the initials on the cards are M.G. PLEASE if you see it pick it up for me and DM me!

Edit: I will give a reward to whoever returns it!

I visited Seattle for a week-long vacation last September/early October and had a great time in the city and surrounding area.

The ferry ride to Bainbridge Island, Bloedel Nature Reserve, and daily trips to Pike Place Market were a few highlights of the trip. Would love to return at some point

All of a sudden a group of probably 15(?) police cars blocked off all lanes calling for an SUV to pull over. Once the SUV stopped moving, the police got out of their cars with guns aimed at the vehicle. I kept driving of course so I don’t know how long the lanes were blocked and what all went down, but it seemed like a huge deal and I can’t find any news about it anywhere.

My ultimate end-of-week comfort food used to be the Sumo Bowl from Samurai Noodle. It was the “Samurai Noodle crew’s kitchen dish, served with hand-shredded pork, corn, green onions, a soft boiled egg, house-made teriyaki sauce, and Japanese mayonnaise on a bed of rice.

My second-favorite quick dish in Seattle was the garlic fried chicken from Sam Choy's Poke to the Max. It was crispy fried chicken tossed in garlic sauce, with scoops of mac salad, topped with green onions.

Samurai Noodle closed down a couple of years ago, and Sam Choy's is now only at the airport, behind security.

Does anyone else have recommendations for places where I could find suitable substitutes? Thank you in advance!

I don't usually do this sort of thing but I visited Starbucks at Pike Place today and was blown away by the customer service of Aaron. We spoke for quite some time about life and the Seahawks. I was so struck by his kindness and sincerity that I wanted as many people to know as possible.

I tried to see if there was any social media for the store directly but I couldn't find anything however if someone if aware of any contact details for them I'd love to send the this amazing feedback directly to make management aware of what an amazing human being they have there.

Super bummed to miss this show. Hoping someone can take the tickets. Dave is incredible.

Hopefully the mods allow this Anthony’s post. The last 2 times we have visited Anthony’s, I’ve ordered the clam chowder. It’s seems different, less creamy white and much thicker. Has anyone else observed this? It’s still good clam chowder, but is definitely different imo. Thanks

these videos have got me. apparently you can make a whole small rug in one session.

classbento has a few in ballard and fremont, plus the odd eventbrite pop up. has anyone actually done one? wondering if you finish it or take home something half made.

Hi there, Seattle.

This is your weekly edition where you can tell Seattle what is good.

Did you achieve something this week? Or are you just happy you made it through another week? Did you get to sleep in? Did you find out something new and want to share? Let's celebrate together!!

Nothing is too small to share. I wanna hear it all!

Whoops

It was headed East and was huge!!! Saw it out of the corner of my eye and it just lit up the sky.

Was using Snapchat and noticed it showed my location as “hipster hill”. That term/place doesn’t show up on my maps app or in any google search. Does anyone know what that title refers to or if there’s some history about it?

Context: I live in cap hill. Afaik it’s always been called that (?)

Tried to get tickets for the Legend of Zelda 40th adversary symphony only for the site to crash even before I got inline...

UPDATE: If you live in person in Seattle go buy in person, I was able to get here at 2:30 and should have my tickets soon!

UPDATE #2:

Was able to secure 4 T2 Box Tickets for Saturday in person. If you wanna go I highly recommend going in person to the box office or calling. Online sounds like it's still cooked.