Such wusses.

Look, I used to live in the mountains in British Columbia.

People paid GOOD MONEY to sit outside in the cold and eat dinner in the middle of winter.

This isn't some new thing. People eat outside in cold rain forests all the time. You're in a warm area where it rarely freezes.

I stopped into the Hilltop Red Apple last night to get some milk and tequila, and ran into My Secret Crush (It's a time-honored tradition that I have a secret crush on Hilltop Red Apple employees. First, there was Joey. Then there was Hamilton. And then Daniel - who came over from the old CD Red Apple - Now there's Eric!) who told me that people were getting crazy about toilet paper and soup again.

Are we supposed to feel bad for Lorena if her husband loses his restaurant job? She makes a lot of money, with gov. benefits. I think they'll be fine.

@4, well, trees are going extinct, so . . . .

People apparently think TP has magic covid healing properties. I blame the talking bears.

guesty dear, how would the city ever apply that fairly? Lots of service employees who work in Seattle don't live in Seattle. And there's Service employees who live in Seattle but work in suburban cities.

It sound more like a state problem to me.