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The last time I was at the Regal at Everett Mall was probably 2012. I went this week and it seemed to really be in decline. The box office was closed (actually that makes sense). No one was checking tickets, you just walk right in. Very few people were there on a Saturday night. I was the only person in the entire theater for my movie, which was a first. But comparison I was at AMC Alderwood a week ago and it was a lot busier. The same movie was nearly sold out. The thing is, the last time I was there was 2019 and that was the last time I can recall seeing a movie in theaters. I will say that the seats in Everett were a lot more comfortable. The sound and movie quality seemed better too. Does anyone who has been going more frequently over the last decade have any observations? Is this just an Everett Regal phenomenon? Are movie theaters in general in decline? Is it recent due to inflation? Is it all my imagination?

I am looking for a bangle and band in jadeite, but don't have much experience purchasing it so I don't know who to trust/not trust. I don't really have a budget, I'd rather save for the right one than buy one I like less. If it is better to purchase online, any jade recommendations?

My husband proposed to me at the Space Needle and to celebrate our 11th anniversary we are thinking of spending a weekend in Seattle. We're considering getting reservations to the lounge, but before we commit I'd like to get opinions from people who have done it. Mostly curious about: 1) How was the food/drink? 2) Was the experience worth the price?

My had specialty plates (next number) and car got totaled. I have one if the plates (front fell off). I got a new vehicle with standard plates (want sure what too do if one was missing) In trying to figure out the cost of ordering a replacement for the lost plate and transfer to new vehicle vs turning in the one plate I have amd deciding later if I want specialty plates. Only thing I can find is standard replacement is $82

My wife and I will be in the Bellevue area for the first half of September. Have done most of the "main" Seattle tourist attractions, so want to explore more of Bellevue and surrounding. What do visitors usually miss that you think is worthwhile? What does your ideal day of adventure look like? Share your best recs!

If your name is David and you lost your social security card today, it's in the office at the QFC fuel center on 99 and 176th. Also pls don't carry your social security card with you!! It literally says it on the card to not do that lol. It's okay though David we live and we learn, I hope you see this post and get your card back!!

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So I got my butt kicked in Belltown over weekend by an angry driver upset that I was crossing the crosswalk too slowly. That is a story on its own, however I’m here about my experience with paramedics. Is it normal for the paramedics to say one thing, and then ask you to sign a release that says the exact opposite? In my case I said I was drinking + adrenaline and I’d take whatever advice they recommended as far as transportation, they said I seemed fine. I said ok and then they presented a release for signature that I was not following their recommendation for transportation and that I refused treatment. Thankfully the responding officer was already there and recording. I asked both paramedics and the officer if they were asking me to lie, they all said no - they left without requiring a signature. They also never evaluated me and I later went to the hospital on my own and needed a few stitches. I bring all this up because I think about all the other folks that may not have the awareness of what they are signing while medics lie to their face and ask them to sign a release. What are your thoughts seattle? Am I making a big deal out of nothing?

Disabled 17f desparately needs help finding ways to improve quality of life. Current diagnoses: -PANS -MCAS -OCD -anorexia -Arfid -Celiac Disease -PDA -sensory processing disorder -expressive language disorder Suspected: -gastroparesis -APD (abdominophrenic dyssenergia) or other functional wall/pelvic disorder -autism -visceral hypersensitivity -SIBO (long presumed; cannot handle the die-off from treatment) We are based in Oregon with Regence for insurance. We have some possibilities, including Stanford’s neurogastrointestinal and motility clinic in the works, but they can’t see her until she’s 18. She needs a specialist who can see the whole picture (not just the eating disorder) and run the appropriate tests. Her ED is a way to cope with abdominal distention which predates the ED, and now we fear gastroparesis may have entered the mix. She is a very complex case and all her comorbidities are pretty tangled together. Her PCP is happy to send out referrals but it is a challenge to find docs with the right expertise who also take our insurance. Willing to travel, California and Washington seem to have way more options than Oregon. Dietician recs would also be welcomed! She had an amazing one on her team who recently departed her practice. Again it’s hard to find dietitians with the relevant expertise. Comprehensive knowledge about NJ tubes would be a huge plus. Kiddo is also on reddit so please keep things kind in case she finds this, she is having such a hard time right now. I’m crossposting in multiple groups for maximum insight. Thank you to anyone who takes a moment to share!

I saw this kinda rat like critter swimming at Seward Park. Any ideas what it is? https://imgur.com/a/IZbbocG