Monica, Yes, please do another trip where you can spend only 20 dollars. There are so many things you can do in Seattle and it was wonderful to see Seattle through your eyes.
I’m a Seattle native and I have no idea how to survive a day with just $20 😂 but I’d love to see a new itinerary with you trying! Some museums in Seattle are free all the time or on certain days of the month
Definitely do it again. Or do a couples day where you and Jason each have $50 and you have to spend a day as a tourist in Seattle and you have to have a date night ending. I’d love to see you do Smith tower
Yes!! A new $20 video would be great! A video on your friends stall would be fun too. This was such a fun video, and Seattle is so pretty! That view of Mt. Rainier was awesome!
I love the idea of a Camilla’s family vid (& you doing a vid like that Monica :) Your Seattle baseball food places vid had this extra spark of hometown love (that I loved). I’d find Camilla’s family’s business fascinating 🤷♂️
Fun video, and you demonstrated something key ... inflation is very uneven across the economy, driving up prices of some things dramatically and leaving others almost untouched. Food seems especially random. Ten years ago, I could buy an apple on the street in New York City for $1. Last week, I had to choose between three Granny Smith for $3 or three Red Delicious for $2. So, no price increase for apples in ten years. Tacos did not do as well.
1:01 food courts @ westlake center. Gotta use debit/credit or gift cards. $20 in the Emeralds, mostly covers food scattered throughout the city. With taxes and other fees, never see tickets to museums and landmarks for "regular" adults that goes under 20.
Gasworks park was first fertilized with solids from the waste treatment plant (sewage waste). Consequently it grew a lush crop of volunteer tomato plants, and the locals liked to pick the tomatoes. Shortly afterwards the park was closed off for awhile because the “authorities” felt that the contamination from the gasworks operation made the area too toxic. Later, they had a change of mind, and reopened the park. Just thought of that because of the berry you picked.
Years ago in the Washington DC area the Beltway (495) that goes around DC started sprouting tomato plants in the green spaces between the traffic lanes. A researcher found out why tomato plants started to grow in a place where people don't go. Seems the State of Maryland took the dry sewage from the local sewage treatment plant and used it as fertilizer on the green spaces. In that dry sewage was tomato seeds that get passed through the human body as tomato seeds don't get dissolved by human digestive systems. So for years there were great debates as to the suitability of people eating those tomatoes.
I was just in Seattle for a mini vacation with my partner and we managed to stick to our limited budget pretty well. For food, try Mod pizza (we split a $12 generous size pizza between us, or it's so much food it can be lunch and dinner for 1 person) and also Chuki's! The food was so so good and prices were really affordable.
Yes! Please do another day in Seattle and maybe factor in inflation from 2019 to 2023. According to an online calculator I found, $20 in 2019 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $23.87 today, so you could go with that and call it even.
Do it! And maybe raise it to $30 since we know prices have gone up so much after the pandemic.. set your goal at $20 but max is $40 so u have more wiggle room and its more realistic..
I love how dedicated you are to your videos! Loved this one! This Arkansas girl misses Seattle so much. I usually take a yearly trip but have been busy this year. Thanks for helping us feel like we're there. 🥰
Girl, thank you for posting this video. I completely forgot about the flowers they sell at pikes place! I’m getting married next weekend and I want to make my own bouquet! I’ll be taking a trip up there next Thursday to definitely pick up some absolutely gorgeous flowers for cheap! I’m in Tacoma, not too far for good priced flowers. Love your videos girl, keep it up, always informative and not just fluff.
You definitely can eat 3 meals for $20 in Seattle: 1. I would go to Spicewaala for lunch and get one of their rolls ~$7 2. If you want some from Pike Place I would get half a sandwich from Michou Deli ~4 3. Dick's is great, but Red Mill way better ~6-8 for a good size burger 4. For dinner many options, but my goto Chicken Teriyaki from Teriyaki Madness, feeds like two people super well ~7-9 5. Breakfast would recommend Dim Sum King $1-$5 6. Also, for dinner would recommend any Ethiopian restaurant in Seattle, literally can feed 5 people on $20, my favorite is Zagol, get the Zagol combo for $18, it feeds like 4 people
Yes Ms Church. If you think you can do better with $20 I think I'd love to see that. And I think I would also love to learn more about your friend's store 😃
For $20. You just head to the winco in Seattle. There are plenty. You get 2 days of food for 1 person. You can do it. But that is not eating out of course. My grocery bill for a week, just for me, $60. There are a lot of food! $60, I can go 1.5 week. 1 small person tho.
Seattle Underground Tour youth tickets are only $10 😅😅😅 The adult tickets ($22) beat the Space Needle by far! I would love to see different price points $50 & $100 ($500???) and things to do as a couple.
Great fun to watch this and if you do another one keep Dick's in there as it's truly affordable and delicious. I would add sitting down at a cheap place with a view just for drip coffee at Columbia Building Starbucks (40th flr, free to visit) or Lowell's at Pike Place where it is a bottomless cup (3.50 but free refills and ability to sit down at table with a truly astounding view on 3rd floor). Also bring a Seattle Times paper (2 bucks) so you aren't just contemplating Seattle's beauty the whole trip. ha ha. Cheap eats: Mee Sum in Pike Place has 5 dollars hum bows. Numero Uno Pizza in Pioneer Square $4.00 a slice, Bartells Falafel sandwiches $5.00, Banh Mi Sandwiches are usually about 5 bucks in international district.I wish you could fit the water taxi ride but its 6 bucks one way to Alki.
I mean sometimes I spend the whole day out and bring protein bars, my own water and maybe I'll get a coffee. Boom, less than 20 bucks! I also walk EVERYWHERE! But the prices are insane here overall.
Very entertaining. Here's a thought: One idea could be to demonstrate how to give away half ($20 - $10), then somehow double what remains ($10) until you reach twice as much as you began ($40). A lesson on charity. "Give and it shall be given unto you" lesson if you will. Your videos are always great to watch. Thanks again!!
I find it funny how places don't accept cash anymore even though it's legal tender. It is more convenient though; I can go all year without using any! But how weird that one day we might be an entirely cashless society
Really liked this video!! Seems like a large portion of your budget was spent on food. You probably could have done it had you, for example had a larger breakfast and packed a couple sandwiches 😊 then you could have only had dinner and maybe a treat!
Are you still going to make the video you commented back to me about when the housing market was hot, that the agent lost out to a lot of offers because of the bidding wars. Was it the agent that they didn't write a good offer or was it because the market so hot? It took 14 offers before I got my house.
It would be also good idea to make current $50 street food challenge and in future for example in 2029 You could also compare the prices! To compare prices is Your wise idea!
Monica, no way can you spend $20.00 a day in 2023 in Seattle! Prices have gone up! It would be nice if you could! Do more videos on what you can get with $20.00!! Fantastic video! ✌️
Monica, Yes, please do another trip where you can spend only 20 dollars. There are so many things you can do in Seattle and it was wonderful to see Seattle through your eyes.
I’m a Seattle native and I have no idea how to survive a day with just $20 😂 but I’d love to see a new itinerary with you trying! Some museums in Seattle are free all the time or on certain days of the month
Definitely do it again. Or do a couples day where you and Jason each have $50 and you have to spend a day as a tourist in Seattle and you have to have a date night ending. I’d love to see you do Smith tower
Yes!!
Love this idea!! 😊
Yes!! A new $20 video would be great! A video on your friends stall would be fun too. This was such a fun video, and Seattle is so pretty! That view of Mt. Rainier was awesome!
I love the idea of a Camilla’s family vid (& you doing a vid like that Monica :) Your Seattle baseball food places vid had this extra spark of hometown love (that I loved). I’d find Camilla’s family’s business fascinating 🤷♂️
Fun video, and you demonstrated something key ... inflation is very uneven across the economy, driving up prices of some things dramatically and leaving others almost untouched. Food seems especially random. Ten years ago, I could buy an apple on the street in New York City for $1. Last week, I had to choose between three Granny Smith for $3 or three Red Delicious for $2. So, no price increase for apples in ten years. Tacos did not do as well.
1:01 food courts @ westlake center. Gotta use debit/credit or gift cards. $20 in the Emeralds, mostly covers food scattered throughout the city. With taxes and other fees, never see tickets to museums and landmarks for "regular" adults that goes under 20.
Gasworks park was first fertilized with solids from the waste treatment plant (sewage waste). Consequently it grew a lush crop of volunteer tomato plants, and the locals liked to pick the tomatoes. Shortly afterwards the park was closed off for awhile because the “authorities” felt that the contamination from the gasworks operation made the area too toxic. Later, they had a change of mind, and reopened the park. Just thought of that because of the berry you picked.
Years ago in the Washington DC area the Beltway (495) that goes around DC started sprouting tomato plants in the green spaces between the traffic lanes. A researcher found out why tomato plants started to grow in a place where people don't go. Seems the State of Maryland took the dry sewage from the local sewage treatment plant and used it as fertilizer on the green spaces. In that dry sewage was tomato seeds that get passed through the human body as tomato seeds don't get dissolved by human digestive systems. So for years there were great debates as to the suitability of people eating those tomatoes.
You should do a series like this but with a more manageable budget, like what to do with $100 for the day! Perfect for vacationers
I was just in Seattle for a mini vacation with my partner and we managed to stick to our limited budget pretty well. For food, try Mod pizza (we split a $12 generous size pizza between us, or it's so much food it can be lunch and dinner for 1 person) and also Chuki's! The food was so so good and prices were really affordable.
Blackberries taste sour when they are not ripped. Do taste a ripe one: extremely sweet! Usually, some families do come pick the ripe ones everyday.
Love that you made this follow up video!!!
Yes! Please do another day in Seattle and maybe factor in inflation from 2019 to 2023. According to an online calculator I found, $20 in 2019 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $23.87 today, so you could go with that and call it even.
interesting
Do it! And maybe raise it to $30 since we know prices have gone up so much after the pandemic.. set your goal at $20 but max is $40 so u have more wiggle room and its more realistic..
I love how dedicated you are to your videos! Loved this one! This Arkansas girl misses Seattle so much. I usually take a yearly trip but have been busy this year. Thanks for helping us feel like we're there. 🥰
I grew up in Seattle it has went from a blue-collar working-class City to Tech City now and it's no longer affordable
Aw the guy making sure you don't forget your camera 💞
I'd love to see a updated $20 video!!!
Girl, thank you for posting this video. I completely forgot about the flowers they sell at pikes place! I’m getting married next weekend and I want to make my own bouquet! I’ll be taking a trip up there next Thursday to definitely pick up some absolutely gorgeous flowers for cheap! I’m in Tacoma, not too far for good priced flowers.
Love your videos girl, keep it up, always informative and not just fluff.
Yes, please make another video of more touristy Seattle things to do/places!
Loved this -- I'm visiting Seattle next month and I've heard it's comparable to NYC prices now so I'm a lil nervvyyy.
Yes to the Camilla pike place video! And i love this video idea!
Yes, please do another one, Monica!!
I would looooove more videos like this! Makes a great travel guide for those who are trying to do things on the cheap!
As soon as I saw the title I thought one trip to a coffee shop would cut the video short.
This was a really fun video! In-N-Out will always be my favorite because they toast their buns lol 😋🙌
It’s definitely over $20 to go up the space needle because it was like $33 per person when I went in 2020 and it’s probably $35-$40 now
You definitely can eat 3 meals for $20 in Seattle:
1. I would go to Spicewaala for lunch and get one of their rolls ~$7
2. If you want some from Pike Place I would get half a sandwich from Michou Deli ~4
3. Dick's is great, but Red Mill way better ~6-8 for a good size burger
4. For dinner many options, but my goto Chicken Teriyaki from Teriyaki Madness, feeds like two people super well ~7-9
5. Breakfast would recommend Dim Sum King $1-$5
6. Also, for dinner would recommend any Ethiopian restaurant in Seattle, literally can feed 5 people on $20, my favorite is Zagol, get the Zagol combo for $18, it feeds like 4 people
Your suggestions may be great, but she did not say eat only for $20, she has to get there and do other stuff too.....
@@msbgone this was so other commenters can see, cause there's been comments on eating stuff for $20 in seattle, not necessarily for her video
Hey Monica! love your videos. Yes to a new itinerary for 2023. You have mad TH-cam skills!
9:13 No, Benjamin is on a C-Note. That’s a Jackson.
Definitely do one for the winter time that's when I'll be visiting ❤
Yes, definitely a redo on the $20 Seattle day!
Walking around U village is super fun too!
Yes Ms Church. If you think you can do better with $20 I think I'd love to see that. And I think I would also love to learn more about your friend's store 😃
Under $20. Yes try a new itinerary. It's nice that you showed your friend, Camile. Safe travels and best wishes.
Please do a video with a new itinerary! The 2019’s edition is the reason I found your channel and fell in love with Seattle 😊
My friend worked to get transit (light rail and bus!) free for youth! it's so fricken cool!
For $20. You just head to the winco in Seattle. There are plenty. You get 2 days of food for 1 person. You can do it. But that is not eating out of course.
My grocery bill for a week, just for me, $60. There are a lot of food!
$60, I can go 1.5 week. 1 small person tho.
i loooooove these videos so please keep doing them
Seattle Underground Tour youth tickets are only $10 😅😅😅 The adult tickets ($22) beat the Space Needle by far! I would love to see different price points $50 & $100 ($500???) and things to do as a couple.
Loved it!!!!!❤️❤️
I would love to see an updated $20 video
A video on Kamila and her family business at Pike Market would be cool.
Also yeah try a new $20 video. Bummer that taco spot went plant based.
You will need to go to Costco for lunch (hot dog & soda $1.50) and dinner (pizza $1.99) Uber ride $60.
Bus cheaper
This was such a fun video! Thank you Monica!
Enjoyed the content, Monica! :)
Such a fun video, thank you Monica!
This was a great video idea!
yes a new video! loved this video!
I would like to see you try again. I think the 4.65 for the bike killed your costs.
Would like to see another video of a 20$ day in Seattle. Thanks
RockStar Video Monica Keeping it Real!
yes!! you should absolutely try the 20 dollar itinerary!
Yes do another one, I would love to see more of Seattle!
I definitely want to see a new $20 itinerary video
Would love a video about your friend at the market !! Interested to see how that works
Great fun to watch this and if you do another one keep Dick's in there as it's truly affordable and delicious. I would add sitting down at a cheap place with a view just for drip coffee at Columbia Building Starbucks (40th flr, free to visit) or Lowell's at Pike Place where it is a bottomless cup (3.50 but free refills and ability to sit down at table with a truly astounding view on 3rd floor). Also bring a Seattle Times paper (2 bucks) so you aren't just contemplating Seattle's beauty the whole trip. ha ha. Cheap eats: Mee Sum in Pike Place has 5 dollars hum bows. Numero Uno Pizza in Pioneer Square $4.00 a slice, Bartells Falafel sandwiches $5.00, Banh Mi Sandwiches are usually about 5 bucks in international district.I wish you could fit the water taxi ride but its 6 bucks one way to Alki.
I mean sometimes I spend the whole day out and bring protein bars, my own water and maybe I'll get a coffee. Boom, less than 20 bucks! I also walk EVERYWHERE! But the prices are insane here overall.
hi i was wondering what camera you film with? thank you!
Heading out to Seattle in October, what should I try this time?
I would love to see a video about your friends family booth!
Yes, would love to see another video like this.
Maybe Fremont, Green lake, Phinney could be fun that way
Yes do a video about Camilla and her family business at pike place
Yes I wanna know about camilas business
THIS IS SO GOOD AND HELPFUL!!
3:50 Monica what bookstore is this? It looks super cool.
Elliott Bay Bookstore!
Yes, do another video!
Dang 40 bucks to go up to the space needle
$3.50 to $4.50 is quite a percentage increase in 4 years...but it's probably even worse here in Australia
I lived in Seattle it is very beautiful but the rain is terrible
Very entertaining. Here's a thought: One idea could be to demonstrate how to give away half ($20 - $10), then somehow double what remains ($10) until you reach twice as much as you began ($40). A lesson on charity. "Give and it shall be given unto you" lesson if you will. Your videos are always great to watch. Thanks again!!
I like this!! So awesome
I think going into the space needle if I remember correctly it was under $20?
Yes Monika😊 please do another video!
Omg I forgot I was watching Monica for a sec, you kind of look like Shelby in the old clips!
I'm guessing the space needle is 18.00
Yes for the family business, always interesting 👍
Yes, please for a $20 video with a new itinerary. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Interesting video…I’d like to see it redid because a lot of things have changed it seems so hard to make a fair comparison with this one
yeah agreed it’d be interesting if you got the exact same things and then did the price compare instead of trying to spend the same amount
I find it funny how places don't accept cash anymore even though it's legal tender. It is more convenient though; I can go all year without using any! But how weird that one day we might be an entirely cashless society
so much has changed in Seattle the past few years that you should DEFINITELY do an updated itinerary!
What if you did a Tacoma challenge like that and compare the 2? Might be interesting! I'm in the south end and pretty frugal if you need ideas
This made me happy!
do it again and then do one in palm springs to compare!!
Do another and focus more on cheap and interesting places to see.
great video. I liked that you went to the same places. But I'm sure you could find other stuff to do. I'd be interested in another video
👍👍Yes. Sounds fun
You should definitely film a new $20 in Seatle video!
Really liked this video!! Seems like a large portion of your budget was spent on food. You probably could have done it had you, for example had a larger breakfast and packed a couple sandwiches 😊 then you could have only had dinner and maybe a treat!
Yes!! Do another one!
Definitely, do it again.
Does anyone know the song playing in most of the video? I can't find it!
I think you mean this one: Anne Arbour by Baegel
Other songs:
Coconut Cove by Rymdklang Soundtracks
Round-Trip by Chalalatas
Are you still going to make the video you commented back to me about when the housing market was hot, that the agent lost out to a lot of offers because of the bidding wars. Was it the agent that they didn't write a good offer or was it because the market so hot? It took 14 offers before I got my house.
Yes! Do it again!
Awesome video! You definitely can do better with a different itinerary. We would love to see a follow up video that does it for under $20
It would be also good idea to make current $50 street food challenge and in future for example in 2029 You could also compare the prices! To compare prices is Your wise idea!
Monica, no way can you spend $20.00 a day in 2023 in Seattle! Prices have gone up! It would be nice if you could! Do more videos on what you can get with $20.00!! Fantastic video! ✌️
Love this video idea 😊
Make a video about Kamila’s business!