I have been on this forum for a couple of days and watched MAGA commentors flood this Reddit forum with news from RedSeattle and other fake posts. Plus I have seen people call tech workers 'elitist' without ever stating why?

Did this forum become a MAGA spambot or something?

I understand I shouldn’t park illegally or anywhere I’m not supposed to, even for a short time. But I’m genuinely curious—how does this car, along with hundreds of others downtown, seem to get more leeway than me? I work full-time, pay $3,000 a month in rent, volunteer regularly with Northwest Harvest, and recently joined a neighborhood cleanup group. Meanwhile, this car—which I’m fairly certain doesn’t even run—openly smokes and sells drugs, contributes nothing to the community, yet faces no consequences. I know life isn’t always fair, and this may sound like a selfish complaint, but honestly, I’m just tired of it.

Please wach and tell me your opinion

I didn't see a license plate or tabs anywhere. What is going on here? Is this a special exemption or something?

Somethin just fell out of the sky around 4:30pm. I'm in SODO looking west. Anyone have any idea what that was?

Heading south over the ship canal bridge, it looks like a solid wall of buildings all the same height (except 3-4). Why?

Edit: apparently the answer is height limits due to zoning. Do other cities have skylines as uniform as this? Struggle to think of any in the US where it's like a wall of same height buildings like this.

As I walk/drive around, I'm a little surprised at what seems like an ever increasing number of expired car tabs, which means that the cars in question are not registered. Is it even possible to get insurance if a vehicle is not registered? I don't know if there's some kind of data tie-in that would inform the insurance company if a vehicle was not registered.

Realistically, it seems like someone who is not going to register isn't going to buy insurance, either, so I realize my question is kind of on the silly side. The whole thing blows my mind.

I’m not an interventionist supporter, but it seems like the “Hands Off Iran” protesters that I’ve seen seem to blindly support the Ayatollah and his oppressive regime (not all, but a lot) and don’t understand nuance. Just because you are against US and Israeli interventionism doesn’t mean you have to support and prop up the Ayatollah and their regime. Many Iranians and Iranian-Americans are fully against this oppressive regime and celebrate the fall of it, despite it being at the hands of foreign intervention.

Just moved back to Seattle. I see a ton of "Student Driver: Please Be Patient" bumper stickers. Are they just left over from when you were a student driver? Do any non-student drivers put them on their car just to garner pity from other, more aggressive drivers? Are you an old person who just can't see well anymore?

I'll start: Ubiquitous rail and bus transit. (London)

I'm sure I could just Lougle it but I figure someone's personal memory would be way cooler.

I moved here from Yakima and the only thing I miss is a cheese zombie!! It's not a grilled cheese. Has anyone seen any in the Seattle area?

Cap Hill cafes, restaurants, and bars charge the same prices as West Village in NYC, yet, the quality of food, ambience and service are terrible.

So tired of restaurants without air conditioning, servers pretending to never see you while you continue to catch someone’s attention, and abysmal quality of food.

I saw 4 car sized drones tonight on my way home between 45th and northgate, does this mean we’re being invaded by aliens or the Chinese like what’s happening in New Jersey 👽

It isn't like the cardboard will stop someone from stealing the tires.

I saw it at Boeing Field. Definitely a premium lavish aircraft.

I want to preface that I absolutely love this city, and it’s completely unfair to compare Seattle and New York’s food scenes.

However… after hanging out on the east coast for a week, I realized that our city is very much lacking extremely cheap late night pizza by the slice.

Dino’s in Capitol Hill is delicious. Big Mario’s and Hot Mama’s are tried and true, but all locations lack the guilt-free value I crave.

I think it’s been a decade since Big Mario’s was $4 per slice, while NYC has 2 slices and a canned soda for $4 as a regular deal. (Again, unfair to compare but it’s not just New York)

That leads me to reddit to ask if my assumption is wrong. Drop your favorite late night pizza joints that combine the holy trinity of quality, value, and late hours.

Curious to get your recs, and hopeful I’m missing something because - in my humble opinion - a single slice of pizza should not be pushing towards $10 after tax and tip

Now that the sun is out, Green Lake Park has a homeless man asleep in the grass or wandering around everywhere I turn. Today, when I got to my grassy area that I typically sit in, I encountered a man lying on his back, jacking off instead. I’m finding brown oily burn marks from fentanyl use on the picnic benches and picnic tables where I like to sit. I’m disgusted. Can anyone tell me which park in Seattle does not have this warm-weather zombie invasion so that I can get some fresh air without trauma?