Well, gas station beer/vice prices seems like they aren't any cheaper or less ass ramming than just going to a grocery store now. If you were just going to get a six pack of Rainier or some stock Seattle piss like Redhook, it was better to just do that. Doesn't seem like that anymore.
oh yeah that’s the one I was thinking of and forgot it’s on the Mount Vernon side. It was a lot nicer than the one nearest to me in Hollywood where there was a nice fellow experiencing homeless who was a volunteer doorman who would ask you for change.
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Moog
Thanks for hopping into the ring, pal.
Jerking it over winning 100 games in baseball, arguing about Sam Darnold, and pretending like you know anything about hockey.
Gonna be a great year for KJR listeners!
I was shocked they closed down one of the 7-11s in Burlington. How does a 7-11 go out of business? Maybe too many fighting in the porking lot.
I've seen two in Seattle and one in Bothell that have been shut down
Thanks, Biden!
Well, gas station beer/vice prices seems like they aren't any cheaper or less ass ramming than just going to a grocery store now. If you were just going to get a six pack of Rainier or some stock Seattle piss like Redhook, it was better to just do that. Doesn't seem like that anymore.
the one they put in Mount Vernon by the Walmart only lasted about 2 to 3 years
Or is it not enough porking lot fights and shenanigans?
I blame the pussification of Merica.
oh yeah that’s the one I was thinking of and forgot it’s on the Mount Vernon side. It was a lot nicer than the one nearest to me in Hollywood where there was a nice fellow experiencing homeless who was a volunteer doorman who would ask you for change.
Imagine winning 116 games and not winning the World Series, pal.
Tell me about it, buddy. I had World Series tickets 6 rows behind home plate.
I'm sure the huge uptick in shoplifting is the main thing.
Auburns up to 9 and they are all thriving
I assume he means over the next 2 seasons combined.
I saw them open a new one in the U District - 12th & 47th.
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