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/r/Seattle · Sep 13, 2026, 12:29 AM

In between jobs at the moment How can I go about getting some needed medication? (At a somewhat affordable cost)? Edit : I am employed , just with an agency at the moment who wants to charge $500 a month for healthcare. I don't have a prescription either What's best cost effective route to medication ?

/r/Seattle · Sep 13, 2026, 12:06 AM

Disclaimer: I was not able to record most of this altercation as I don't have a dash cam and was busy trying not to die. At about 4:30 this afternoon this guy swerved out from behind the guy behind me as I was changing lanes, swerved around me, and proceeded to brake check me multiple times, coming to a near complete stop. He then swerved back in front of me as I tried to go around and CLIMBED OUT THE WINDOW to turn around and flip me off. All I was able to capture was the last time he swerved in front of me before driving off to presumably ruin someone else's day. I cannot realistically imagine anything I would have done to piss this idiot off. I was driving a more than reasonable speed and was trying to get back over after passing another car. I spend a lot of time on the roads around here and have seen my fair share of bad driving, but this has convinced me to buy a dash cam. I will post a license plate in the comments. If you know this person, shame them. If you are this person, I wish you the most liquid of shits for the rest of your life.

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 13, 2026, 12:04 AM

Perhaps those of you less familiar with the libraries, they tend to promote books and programming that reflect past and present issues involving US History. I was at the Capitol Hill branch yesterday where they usually have issues pertaining to current events in the front displays. The front display was a signing stating it was Latin American Heritage month with a small selection of books. When I had this epiphany that this was kind of weird I look around more and there was nothing. I was at the downtown library last week and I don't remember seeing anything either. Maybe it won't strike some of you as weird. But 9/11 changed the world. It was a catalyst for endless wars. Even this region was changed by it due to a pretty sizable amount of immigrants from the regions we were waging wars moving here. The Twin Towers were designed and engineered in Seattle by Minoru Yamasaki, the same architect behind this city's landmarks like Rainier Tower and the Pacific Science Center. Brown University estimated between 4.5 million and 4.7 million people (including both direct combat deaths and indirect deaths from disease, displacement, and damaged infrastructure) have died across Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Syria, Yemen, and other areas in the war on terror which cost the US about 8 trillion dollars. I grew up with Pat Tillman who was a player in the NFL who gave up his career in the wake of 9/11 to join the military. His family was notified he was killed by enemy fire only to be told a month later it was actually "friendly fire". The family thought this lapse was to avoid the bad PR and wait until after the memorial service (which got heavy media attention) to state the truth. Anyway, it was disappointing that there were no educational displays or programing. It's not a partisan issue. There are few events in US history that had the reverberation felt so much, and so far, as that did.

/r/redmond · Sep 12, 2026, 11:51 PM

Moving for work without a car. I need a 1-2 month sublease to scout the area before signing a long-term lease. How doable is commuting from Bellevue or Kirkland via public transit, or should I stick to Redmond?

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 12, 2026, 11:50 PM

I need a brown formal men’s waistcoat for a wedding. Nothing at Men’s Warehouse, nothing at Indochino (all tailored with too long of wait times). It could be simple or more vintage/eccentric. None of Udistric places had anything. I haven’t seen anywhere that actually has a reasonable selection of waistcoats. Am I missing something?

/r/redmond · Sep 12, 2026, 11:47 PM

Hi guys, Not really sure where to go here, looking for some advice or to see if anyone else has gone through this. I moved out mid-last month and I haven’t received my deposit back from them. They also charged me for a full month of rent last month, said they’d send me a check refunding the prorated amount, which sounded really sketchy. I haven’t gotten this back yet either. This is my first bad rental experience so far in WA and i kind of just don’t know what to do except maintain communication with them (and every time i ask about the status of this whole situation, they just say they’ll get back to me or “it takes 2 weeks”).

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 12, 2026, 11:46 PM

I’m stressed too, I’ve got a condition rn but I’m loving the weather in Los Angeles where I am currently. Ppl are nicer and mostly chill. Looking at just getting a car down here since it’s hard to assess them down in Seattle but I’m vaguely worried the ones down here aren’t built for hilly terrain. The weather in Seattle before I left brought the usual SAD and I am hormonal but I can’t fathom being so stressed I lash out at ppl not if the goal is just to stay in Seattle. Why is it happening lately? Edit: should be up in Seattle lol

/r/everett · Sep 12, 2026, 11:25 PM

Has anyone worked with Glazings Windows out of Everett, they dropped by gave me a quote didn’t feel pressured at all and the quote was surprisingly budget friendly. I want to get started with them but I had a bad experience with the company who did my siding so I’m a little scared. If has worked with Glazings Windows, what was your experience?

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