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Hoping it’s okay to post this here. We have a king size bed frame + headboard we are looking to give away. It’s from West Elm - upholstered. It looks pretty similar to the “emmet tufted bed” on their website with wood legs. It’s grey. Located in proctor for pickup, free to a good home! Please dm me if you want it or want to see a pic. I didn’t want to spam sub with images.

Hi! Have been reading Yellow Cabs are much cheaper than Uber or Lfyt in Seattle. My friend and me are arriving in Seattle around 9 am after taking an international flight. Since we are carrying 4 luggage's each, can we get a single Yellow Cab (large enough) to fit all our luggage's? Do we have an option to choose the size of a vehicle to accommodate our luggage's? Also, do we need to book the cab in advance or just walk up to the Yellow Cab location and ask for a vehicle large enough to fit our baggage's? Any info on the above is much appreciated!

What did u do there, and what was ur favorite part of the event? Any food, music, activities, or something worth checking out?

This started as me trying to understand what my PT clinic landlord is actually paying for the space I rent from him (long story, involves a lease renewal conversation that did not go great for me). Now I spend a genuinely embarrassing amount of time on LoopNet looking at mixeduse buildings in like Burien and Renton going what if. What if I bought a small building. Ran my practice out of one unit. Rented the others. Became a person who has a building. This is not a plan, this is a spiral, but it has a real estate bent so I feel okay about it. The World Cup spending article got me thinking about it again actually, because 32 million dollars for six matches while the city is actively watching small commercial tenants get squeezed out of neighborhoods that used to have interesting things in them feels like a particular kind of disconnect. Anyway. If anyone here has gone from renting clinical or studio or small retail space to eventually owning something in a Seattle suburb I would be curious how that happened. Not looking for a finance lecture (I am reading enough of those on my own, slowly, with a highlighter). More just wondering if people actually do this or if it is purely a LoopNet fantasy category.

hi all! currently dealing with some stress regarding the high cost of living here and have been wondering about checking out rover as a side gig. i currently work full time (M-F, 8-5), so this would be evening and weekend work, which i know is not ideal, so i’m wondering if it’s worth going through the whole setup on rover (which costs $50+) in the area. i know a lot of people here do have dogs, but it seems like a lot of them walk them themselves, and i don’t see myself being able to board or stay over at other’s homes. does anyone have any experience with this? would you say dog walking alone would be worth it on rover?

I posted similar to /r/seattle before. I loved walking around Brooklyn, sunset in SF, Mississippi Ave in Portland, etc. Basically a mixture of residential + shops in nice safe neighborhoods. What is the Seattle equivalent? Up and down Fremont St area?

Hi did anyone find a floating IPhone 12 at the skrillex concert in a plastic case? Please message me! Dm me if found replay appreciate it!

Looking for the specific Rosé All Day tickets if anyone bought some before they sold out and now can’t go! Meant to buy them earlier for me and my partner to go with friends and it slipped my mind. Didn’t think they’d sell out! Or if anyone knows if they’d have extra at the box office?

Would you rather choose Redmond, WA or Palo Alto, CA to stay? I’m looking to move, but unsure about long term staying. I’ve been to both, WA has much more vegetation than the Bay Area, but I’ve heard it rains a lot. I did visit the Seattle metro area in the summer so the weather was beautiful then with zero rain, but I wonder is as gloomy as people say it’s to be.

I wonder if the cybercab event on sep 3 will mention anything Seattle related