Washington Joins the Table
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- Rain, and apples, and tech, and Sasquatch, and tumbleweed bowling, and volcanoes, and twilight, and the Seattle freeze! That's what it's like to live in Washington!
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As a Washingtonian, I love this so much. And the 5 volcanoes aren't that intimidating! They're mostly dormant anyways. Mostly >.>
Except for that one time Mt. St. Helens blew up...
@@kozzywozzy yeah. All 5 of them used to be 14er’s
@@kozzywozzy yes I love that Mountain! It use to be right out my front window! I miss it.
Mount Baker only been venting since the 70's, FEMA is watching Glacier peak and in 1980 Mt. St. Helens only rattled our living room window 130 miles away. Now the earth quakes!
@@kozzywozzy KABLOOOOOOEEEEEEE
You left mizzel, out of the rain list. Misty-drizzle. Too much to be mist, but not enough for a drizzle.
This one is surprisingly common tbh
Graupel. A wierd sleet thing over here on the east side, never heard of it on the green side.
Snain; when it’s trying hard to be able but just comes out as icy rain but is still to warm from hail.
it's actually really nice to have when it's like 60 or better outside. it feels good
@@nova.m.bird79 we make up words for everything. everything is basically a colloquial term, or prefaced by "fuckin, uhhhh" or just, "uh". it's a fun language to learn up here
Yes, eastern Washington. I expected this to only be about the west side but this was great
He asked for help from Washingtonians and we supplied it. 😊
I feel so represented and that’s kind of sad
Honestly western wa isn't even that interesting. Skit would have been way shorter when you really look at it. Everything news-funny happens in Seattle if youre on the west side. He diiiid forget to mention the LONG OVERDUE MASSIVE FUCKING EARTHQUAKE OVER HERE THO. Its more overdue to happen than the mountains to explode... probably... hopefully...
As a Western Washitonian I’m semi convinced that eastern Washington is just another form of purgatory.
@@xavierspirit1811 only during smoke I mean fire season, wait I think other people call it summer... And it's only been bad the last 7 or 8 years. I don't remember growing up with smokey summer skies.
love how much he's confusing florida. extra funny bc he's not really saying anything weird
To be fair, as a FL transplant, WA confused the fuck out of me.
The man said Cougar Cheese.
@@anotherfeat1647 Cougar Gold is a cheese made by Washington State University (the Cougars). It's a type of cheddar that is a little more drier/crumblier than normal cheddar. It also has a sharper flavor. Comes in a wide and squat can.
@@GoTELuckyCharms How?
@@wyattsunkel1048 no thunderstorms, snow, mountains, hills, and wildfires. Haven't even gotten to the state's infrastructure yet lol
As a Washingtonian, this doesn’t disappoint
Same
Second that
Third that
Same the raining was so true
You guys are called Washingtonians over there?! 😂
This is pretty dang accurate, except you left out the "lowkey" rivalry Western and Eastern have with each other. I continue to baffle my non-Washingtonian friends to this day when I describe it! 🤣
GO COUGS!!
BOW DOWN, Let's go Dawgs
Cougs rule dogs drool
Gonzaga and March Madness.
Last I checked the dogs went home with their tails between their legs, GO COUGS
Can we appreciate the skill and nuance it takes to write and act a character (Gov) who’s trying to be sarcastic and funny, but fails miserably and is totally clueless why his jokes fall flat? ‘Cause it’s f-ing impressive.
Ben is very creative. I love his work.
It really is a lot harder than people realize.
As has been pointed out before, the Doug flag (short for "Douglas fir") was created in Portland, and represents Cascadia, a state that some people want to carve out of coastal Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. It is not a very good icon for Washington State as a whole: it is like representing California with the flag of Jefferson.
If you really want to capture the essence of Washington, you need twins: Western Washington (the liberal who is three minutes older and thus gets all the attention) and Eastern Washington (the conservative "younger" twin who gets very, very annoyed at being ignored by everyone, and is constantly muttering about wanting to be its own state.)
Don't forget the 3rd child, all of western Washington outside of Pierce/Thurston/King County. Where we're alot more like our Eastern older sibling but we still get rain
He did have separate Western and Eastern characters once, if I recall. Western had a hat. ?
I think Eastern Washington would be the older twin, since Spokane was the first city settled there, and after that came seattle from the Yukon gold rush (I think, been a while since I've opened a textbook on the rush) in fact, spokane was once known as the gateway to the west, and was a very significant trading hub
@@goudawgs ah yes, the forgotten middle child.
@@HappyHank Vancouver was founded before either of those. And I'm not talking about the younger one in BC.
As a native Washingtonian I'm excited there's a video but at the same time I feel like I was just taken to the library and read because the accuracy was spot on
That is an amazingly descriptive phrase!
@@curiousKuro16 yea
I am here to say I am stealing this because YES
Ah fellow Indian American / Native American?
@@thefactgoose no, as in born and live. Apparently your more likely to run into a transplant today than someone who's born and are still live here. Idk
Found this out while I was in Washington for 2 months: Mt. Rainier can be hidden behind clouds and fog! I didn't know it was there for the first month I was there!
There's an old sketch from the local snl clone (that Bill Nye got his start at) about (how the mountains out)
I've lived in WA for two years at this point and I can confirm the "It's anyone's guess" season. The sad thing is so far that happens whenever it feels like.
West or East side? TWO different states. I'm thinking of going west side and grew up on the east side. But everyone believes I'm from south with my weird accent so I get dirty looks lol
Careful, that is my favorite season. And it happens at spring and fall usually. But when it goes from sunny to raining to hailing to snowing in a half hour all you can do is watch and enjoy.
I call that “March”. With a constant debate about what jacket I need
Yeah we've had a very hot week and then out of nowhere it started snowing
I live in south eastern Washington and it is currently April, if anytime was this season, it’s right now. It’s snowing. And very cold. In April. I am very mad
As a person who lives in eastern Washington. This is extremely accurate & hilarious! Good job Ben
Sorry for your situation, hope you get somewhere better soon!
Hey neighbor! Cougar gold!
@@LeakyTrees Eastern washington is heaven Just cause We Face hell every summer doesn't mean shit ya gotta face hell for you to stay in heaven makes ya know how good ya got it
ok winery boy
I live near the Yakima valley and I love it. Especially near harvest season with all of the fresh fruits and corn you can get
Am i the only one who thought Florida would get excited by knowing about pig war in Washington like the time he was amazed when Oregon told him about blowing up a beached whale with dynamite.??
As someone born in Florida and transplanted to Washington I LOVED this one even more than most. It was so accurate!
Pratt and Whitney is bigger and better
Aw shit, you too? What part of FL? I'm from Tampa
@@GoTELuckyCharms I was born in Miami and slowly worked my way north to Port St Lucie before I left. Now I’m north of Seattle and I love it!
@@GoTELuckyCharms I moved to plant city right before the pandemic and moped the fuck out when I saw what was happening there 😂
My parents did that from Orlando as soon as they graduated college so they could work at Microsoft. Then they had me. They’ve never once looked back and have very unpleasant memories of their previous home state, and were especially glad about their decision when Chief Florida Man banned mask mandates and the state got ruined by Karens and Republicans.
Washington: I am also one of the few states that has Hawaii’s phone number
Soooo true
"But i dont really call her and we dont hang out."
@@Kamexe Just the way she likes it
Also: Seattle says, “Alaska is my suburb.”
sometimes we talk about the weather
As someone born and raised in Western Washington, I'd say you nailed this pretty well! Great job!
*better washington
@@LeakyTrees Hey how are housing prices on that side. Ok bye I'm going to go and eat my 5$ 12ounce steak.
@@aidanniblock6186 still better than eastern Washington
Huskies are better that cougars
@@dinoknight6538 you're just coping because your grass is brown and your trees are dead
"We should hang out again sometimes"
Washington's "Bless your heart."
LOL. Western Washington that is.
@@Moonsfire62 might be a city thing. I grew up in Bremerton, we didn't do that. Nor in Klickitat/Bingen. Lived in Spokane for 20 years, we definitely did that. Now I'm kind of out of town, people invite me to stuff, it's weird.
washing response is "I'll get back to you and we can get a brew together (coffee, tea, microbrew, kombucha)" and as they walk away you realize they do not have your contact info.
As a Canadian, this is where I get most of my knowledge of the States
It’s more informative for sure. It would also be interesting if Alaska and Canada got into a conversation listing off all the words for snow, but that would probably take months.
Yay! Eastern Washington is finally represented😄 great job love the jokes! Also the unbrella thing is totally true😂😂😂
It ain't just Washington that has multiple types of rain. Gotta love that Temporate Rainforest Life.
The same thing also goes for Eastern Oregon.
#GoOregonAndWashington
#SuckItCalifornia
#BeJealousOfOurConstantRain
this is such an amazing comment, I see Oregon and Washington as best friends tbh
@@kiki8792 best friends with that slightly competitive rivalry ....at least the western and eastern halfs of each state. the halfs of each state just straight up dont like each other (i am saying this as someone who was born in wa, and lived in or most of my life, including the last 20 yrs in eastern oregon)
@@kiki8792
Kind of.
They're more like rivals, though they DO essentially share a city on the Columbia River.
I migrated to the east side 23 years ago, the weather's been evening up. My entire schooling was on the west side, I missed exactly two days in twelve years for snow, now it's every year. Over here since I moved, it's started raining like home (I'm here since '97 but Bremerton's still home, guess there's a Spokane freeze, too)
SW Ohio used to have all those types of rain, but climate change has made it drier and warmer. Still snows a couple days after being 80. April is never dull.
Am I the only one that expected him to invite Florida to Sasquatch hunting and he only agreed because it’s illegal to kill him?
(Yes it is actually illegal)
We are a Weird bunch though I mean we could Legally Dual him In the State of Washinton too
@@lt_bacon205 Its legal to duel people well I am learning a new thing every day.
@@Diamond_Spellbound Yup Crazy right And Funny thing is Duals don't have to end in one on the ground as a Earth worm playground but it could be something stupid or funny too like a Roman candle dual etc
@@lt_bacon205 Im going to have a fish duel
@@Diamond_Spellbound hmm is there booze and sandwiches also involved in this “fish duel”?
As a Western Washington native living in Tennessee, this made me miss home sooooo much
As a East Tennessee native living in Eastern Washington, this made me miss home as well….1st winter, 2nd winter 👀
Almost the same (transplant but was very young when I went. Lived in WA for about 16 years) but in South Carolina. God I miss Washington so much.
Washingtonians are the best!!! I grew up in Vancouver Washington and I still laugh when Floridians around me (I live in Florida right now) say it’s raining when it’s just barley drizzling! I miss home 💚
Because its always raining or it randomly escalates into full rain. Like today. Left door open cuz it was just 'drizzling' and minutes later, it was a frikking Waterfall pouring down and into the warehouse! The street got flooded and had to wear bag shoes to leave the parking lot.
Also, he nailed the 3 pm rain! It's every damn time...
I guess you could call it “fire season” but from where I’m from in eastern Washington, it’s much more accurate to say “smoke season” as we actually get a lot more smoke from Oregon and California than some of the other fires up north
The big fires do tend to be kinda in the middle. We've closed for "smoke days" a few times over the last couple of years, it was scary at home with a filter stuck to a box fan.
I live in western Washington but this reminded me of that one summer a few years ago maybe (Idk, the years have all blended together) where it was so smokey it was actually a bit cold outside. Not that you could really go outside but still, that was an interesting year
On the seattle area it really is just smoke. Most of the fires we get are from oregon, cali, or the east side.
@@KAT-bt5qg there was the year in like 2017? That the air was so smokey that they told us not to go outside or open our windows but it was also like 100° and since west side houses dont have AC all the time (like mine) we didnt have a choice. Last summer we might as well have had heated wood floors at my house :(
@@Kamexe damn, that was in 2017? Jesus, that was way longer ago than I thought
Oh my god Washington pulling a seattle freeze at the end is perfect
I love having Washington joining the table. This is one of my favorite videos so far
Western WA born and raised and uhhh, yep. If you're carrying an umbrella, you're a tourist, and you probably can't drive either.
Gortex rain coats and pants forever!
My thoughts exactly! I live in Florida now and there are times when I’m at work (outside) and it’s raining and my lead will come to me and ask if I need rain gear and my response is always, “I’m from Washington, I’ll be fine.”
I took an umbrella with me to the capitol. Every day I carried it, there was no rain. Every day I left it behind, it poured. Coastal cities are just vindictive like that I think.
@@curiousKuro16 just wait an hour, it’ll probably clear
Can't drive huh. You guys can't drive in the heavy frost and snow. lol (
You should’ve had East and West arguing with each other.
What kinda like Texas shoving Austin back under his hat? LOL.
...as they do.
Good suggestion.
I love Washington. They’re very similar to Alaska. I would love to see a video with WA and AK interacting.
YES! I love this idea so hard! We need to will this i to existence!
We would have been connected to Alaska if the gov just let us invade them
Need one with Oregon and Washington
AK, OR, WA, and ID fighting about Cascadian culture and politics, lol. The Seattle freeze is a likely result from the social anxiety part of Cascadian culture where we'd rather go live in the woods (survivalists) than talk to someone we don't already know... unless it's an emergency (volcano eruption, snowstorm, windstorm, mudslide), then we go out of our way to help others (some people spend their weekends driving around looking to pull people out of ditches after every snowstorm).
@@coda3223 But then when Russia comes along expressing seller’s remorse regarding Alaska (which they actually did a few months ago, look it up) then we all forget our differences and basically dare him to try anything. Then when he leaves we all say in unison “what, we agreed?”
Happy to see Washington :D
Also when he was listing kinds of rain I said it with him
Loved this! The mountain was out this weekend too. So pretty... and deadly...
Just loved that he used that phrase. And deadly? Two people died up there the summer I worked at Paradise Inn, I was only there 9 weeks! They fell off a trail, one died right away, the other on the way to get help. Gave me nightmares.
I was wondering if you'd get Washington State right, and you did a really solidly good job! Kudos for getting the differences between eastern & western WA, too! (Also, our apologies; the Gum Wall is just... *shudder*) But yes, the state with the highest number of Bigfoot / Sasquatch sightings is Washington, so we do hafta love 'im. (Hawaii has had zero, obviously.) Btw, Florida, the Swamp Ape you're so proud of? It's just Sasquatch with his bigfeet wet!
So Swamp Ape is just Sasquatch on vacation. *gasp* Is Sasquatch a snowbird too?! Er snowsquatch?
@@mirilali Kinda sorta yeah? I guess?
@@mirilali He goes by "Yeti" when he does but yeah
Here in the UK the types of rain we have are: no rain or cats *and* dogs
Here in Florida we get sun showers, drizzling, hurricanes, and “tropical depression? Meh” for rain.
In Wales where I lived for a number of years, we didn't use umbrellas for rain....that would make you English. You just walked to work getting wet. Since I was English I never used them, don't want to spook the natives.
I've been waiting for Washington! Great job....but you totally forgot spider season (western WA) 😆
Oh gosh, you just gave me flashbacks to that as a kid. We had a lush garden in the front yard…
Don’t forget stink bug season
Don't forget Walla Walla Onion Rings! They're the best! I miss Burgerville.
only the best onions ever....but only if they are farmed in the WW valley....they dont taste right without the right soil too
Agreed.
I miss Arctic Circle, too...
Hang on does Washington hate transplants too? Okay Colorado might have a new friend!
Specifically Californian transplants in my experience as a native Washingtonian. They move up here trying to get away from California and then try to turn it back into California
@@goudawgs Seriously! Transplants moving up from California and then complaining that it isn't California here is so annoying.
@@goudawgs dude that is exactly what we mean when we talk about “the californication of Colorado”
@@goudawgs Same thing happens in Oregon, all the Californians move up here and it's awful.
@@kiki8792 i was just going to mention this lol..and floridians, and esp in eastern OR - all the east coasters who try to dress up as a cowboy for pendleton roundup but cant figure out how to wear a cowboy hat properly, or walk in boots
I've lived on one side of Washington or the other my whole life. There is more to the west half than Seattle, but that's ok. I'm just glad the Eastern half was represented.
Nothing on Hood Canal gets the love it deserves. Both peninsulas are top notch! Our coast, you must admit, is pretty subpar. Gravel and rock shard beaches that manage to rain every time, EVERY TIME I go. If it's not ruined before I can afford it, I'd like to retire in Sequim.
@@NWPaul72 Sounds Like a Fishing beach to me
@@NWPaul72 I'm from the Kitsap peninsula and I am low-key happy we don't get more attention than we already do
@@wyattsunkel1048 Sunkel, Sunkel... Hey, do you have an aunt or mom named Misty that went to Fairview and Olympic in the 80s?
@@NWPaul72 very likely I can't keep track of them
When I visited Florida for a week, it confused me when the hotel I had closed the outside pool because it started raining... here in Washington, we would still go swimming even in heavy rainfall..
easily, if your getting in a pool you’re getting wet anyways, the rain is just a head-start.
also when I went to Florida for a week there was a large rainstorm and everyone there looked at us like maniacs as we were walking around in the middle of it. best rainstorm i’ve been in. the rain was actually warm.
Florida's rain includes the most lightening, unlike Washington's rain. It's not the rain they were concerned about. ⚡🙃⚡
@@holleymother9026 a friend of mine told me that just a few days ago and it makes sense... at the time I guess I didn't realize that but now I understand.. thank you 👍
Ben is incredibly funny. His originality is refreshing. Love this channel ❤️
LOVE THIS! As a 509er I've been waiting so long for this one! Thanks for delivering, Ben. Let's totally hang out sometime...
I am too! Well I was born and raised in 509 and then moved around.
Hah a 509er never thought of it like that, but agreed, 509 dominant
OMG! YESSSS!
Out by Stateline 💚🖤💚
😂
born in eastern wa, lived in portland for 10 years (on the border with WA if you dont know oregon geography) and for the last 24 yrs i have lived in eastern or just south of the WA border (and now work in WA)
this is by far the most accurate representation of washington i have seen
and i love what i am assuming has to be intentional video length
As someone who was born and raised in western Washington...incredibly accurate
Gov:"Is it raining right now?"
WA:"No, just sprinkling..."
Gov:"That's the same thing!"
WA:"Sure, to an outsider..."
True, too true. Little known fact about WESTERN Washington (divided by one of the mountain ranges), western Oregon, and western British Columbia Canada, is that it's overcast alot, and rains some. Not all gloomy and dark most days, even without the sun shining. Old timers used to be referred to as mossbacks, which is very applicable.
Sure, it rains most days. But that's just in the morning! ('80s Bremerton kid, your milage may vary)
@@NWPaul72 Unless it’s flood season 1 or 2, in which you’d be lucky to see it calm down to sprinkling long enough to actually leave town (Snoqualmie Valley).
@@calmwaveofchaos1878 I haven't lived over there for 25 years, is it still as wet? I'm over East and it's been getting wetter all the time, I figured since it snows in Seattle now that the weather had swapped 🤔
@@NWPaul72 The weather is so weird this year I don’t even know what’s happening. It was winter until April and it’s been raining between a mist and a downpour for a week straight. We’ve had maybe 5 sunny days in the past month. It feels like the summers from a decade ago where you could only hope the sun would show up for the 4th of July, and honestly I prefer it to the early and high heat waves we’ve gotten the last couple years.
As someone who's lived in Washington my entire life: this is the most accurate representation of Washington I've seen
WE DONT TALK ABOUT TWILIGHT!
Well he just did
So… too late
How about Twin Peaks?
@@Moonsfire62 Haven’t seen it but heard that it’s better then Twilight.
as a washingtonian i am worried.
after: that rain one is so accurate
as a person who grew up in washington for 18 years i can say, spot on… although i wouldn’t say coffee shops, more like coffee stands…
A note from Western Washington you forgot spider season XD
This is so true
You guys have the Hobo Spiders over there too?
@@Moonsfire62 yep, and brown recluse and huntsman spiders, huntsman aren't poisonous they're just huge and creepy x.x
As a loyal Washingtonian, this is extremely accurate
I feel so called out on the plans thing. I'm such a flake 😭
😆 Florida making milking gestures at cougar cheese!🐆🥛🧀
Yeah. It’s not from that kind of cougar
Being Born and raised in western Washington you nailed the entirety of the state. Well done sir
"nice but not friendly" i have never heard anyone describe it more perfectly
No gullywashers?
I’ve been to Washington once, to visit my cousins who live there (they used to be missionaries in Kyrgyzstan but moved back to the States). It was fun, a long trip driving across country from Alabama. We stopped in several places on the way up: Cody (to visit the Buffalo Bill Museum), Dodge City (for fun), a lodge in Colorado, near Denver (for a family reunion on the other side of the family), Yellowstone (to see Old Faithful), Glacier (to camp and see glaciers; the couple in the camping plot next to ours were Welsh newlyweds on a trip across America for their honeymoon, and we played National Parks Trivial Pursuit with them), it was fun. When we got to Washington, we went hiking near Mount Rainier. Then we spent several days and nights in Edmunds, exploring Seattle and Pugett Sound by day. On the way back, we spent one night in a tipi at a tipi campsite (which might have been an AirBNB) in view of Devil’s Tower, where we went the next morning.
I'm not American and these were best 4 mins of the day.
You should see all the seasons in the Mid-Atlantic. This week is 4th winter, but Thursday will be an exciting round of Sudden Death Spring as extreme tornado weather is forecast. If we are still here on Friday, the weather is anyone's guess.
Thank you so much for including the E side! I lived there for the first 18 yrs of my life and never knew tumbleweed bowling was a thing…new bucket list!!!!!!
Driving in tumble weed season during a wind storm is a scarry adventure.
@@Moonsfire62 it's also fun, unless you get a timid driver and they swerve into you instead of plowing into the tumbleweed
It's all fun and games until more of them come and bury your car in a tumbleweed blizzard
@@DoctorsSong tumbleweed’s revenge!
As a Washingtonian it is wonderful to finally be at the table......bout ding dang time
loved this and how accurate it is
Eastern Washington also has the second largest Indian reservation in the country.
By population or geography?
@@NWPaul72 geography IDK about population
Hahaha! Yay! My new home state! Yeah, this is one hundred percent accurate. Moving here from Illinois has been fun. Seattle freeze is a real thing. And the east/west feud is interesting. Yep. Love this.
He even got the sibling rivalry aspect correct: of course the 509 is best, I live here now, but Washingtonians are united when confronted with Californians, NFL concerns(wish they'd come back to Pullman for practice) and other outside forces. I kinda wish we could annex Northern Idaho and get them straightened out before they wreck it, too.
Finally my home is represented as something other than the Seattle side!!! Accurately too ❤️
IKR :)
As someone from the east side of Washington, I'm proud to say that you pronounced Spokane correctly. And surprisingly you're mostly accurate when it comes to the east side weather. Just depends on where at on the east side you live. Definitely didn't disappoint. Good job.
I would love to have seen them try to pronounce Puyallup
@@blackvial Hollywood has yet to pronounce Yakima correctly. Puyallup will hospitalize them.
OMG! I LOVE that you included LoveBug season! I grew up in FLA. I live in MI. now, and anytime I mention LoveBug season to anyone up here they freak out. 🤣🤣🤣
I finally get to Washington in October. Going to a friends wedding in Seattle can’t wait!
Visit pike place market
From literally the middle of Washington and a desert this is very accurate especially the seasons except here fire season is most of the seasons
fire season is like 8 months...and the rest of the time its snow or mud cause the snow just melted
You ready? It's already April, at least it's been wet.
THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING EASTEN WASHINGTON!!! Everybody never realizes its actually a desert, not a foresty area
There’s one thing you missed
There’s one more type of rain
“Are we sure this isn’t a hurricane?”
Washington is probably the place where i'd love to stay the most. I love rain so much i consider it good weather (for staying indoors under a blankie and drinking hot chocolate ofc)
The rain is very calming
Oh how i would love for Florida to encounter a tumbleweed and learn that they are Very Sharp. Washington's look suits you so well! Also now I get to learn what Cougar Cheese is. That sounds like a fun Google
Fantastic cheese. A bit expensive but a great Christmas gift.
@@Moonsfire62 Is this the one sold 'exclusively in 30 oz tins'? Because that's amazing!
@@curiousKuro16 yes, It tastes great though. And don’t worry it’s not made from cougar milk
Look past the price, it's worth it. It comes in a bitchin tin can.
Edit: melt it on french fries
"the mountain is out"
"Your mountain is so brave"
My brain: *gay mountain???*
Or in the case of the 5 highly threatening ones in the region, a volgayno
No. It’s broke back mountain
I feel like Florida would be VERY interested in Hanford, WA
LOL
Or that time we air lifted a bunch of goats out of cascadia national park
HELL YEA SPOKANE, it’s so different someone who actually knows the difference finally!!!
This is what I plan on showing people when they ask what it was like growing up in Seattle
It has made me irrationally happy that, not only did he get into Eastern Washington, but also pronounced Spokane correctly.
I can’t believe they didn’t bring up the public market fish throwing. It’s in Seattle Washington
As a borm and raised Seattlite, it's taken me nearly ten years of living elsewhere to start thawing.
Also, misting, mizzling, dripping, drizzling, sprinkling, spitting, raining, pouring, storming, and sun showers.
This was perfect!! Also fire season is pretty much all year now..and hells front porch is waaay longer than you think it is
As a life long Spokanite with family that lives in Seattle, I found myself laughing at this the entire time. Extremely accurate and funny, You earned my subscription to your channel with this one!
Being someone whose lived his entire life in Washington on both sides, this is straight facts
As someone who grew up and lived most of my life in central Washington east side of the cascades and now lives on the west side of WA. This was spot on in so many ways. Especially with the weather, could not be anymore accurate. The 4 seasons are a guideline that centeral/eastern Washington ignores. It was fucking end of apirl and it was snowing last year after weeks of clear ish sky's then went back to sunny a week later. Plus I love the gorge shout out, one of the most gorgeous views and a great venue.
This killed me! I'm an eastern washingtonan the great tri. Tumbleweeds are no joke. You saw the news
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"How do you....?" While miming milking a goddamn cougar! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 laughed so long I started coughing.
The seasons in Florida is summer, love bug and tourism
The volcanoes aren't super threatening these days. It just ends up being a news watch kind of spectacle every time one starts to get a little active.
You got it right on tumble weeds in Eastern Washington! We love our Cougar Cheese just as much as Oregon loves their Tillamook. I grew up on the West side and the description on all the different rains was spot on! I Loved this video! I'm also one of the 70%. The mask mandate was pulled on March 11th. Not having to wear an egg sucking mask was the only reasoning I needed to get vaccinated.
I still wear my mask as I have an Eighty-two year old mother with asthma I'm caring for. I think I'll be wearing it for awhile even though we are both fully vaxed.
@@Moonsfire62 Do you what you think will keep yourself and your mother safe.
My bro is at WSU and were up in seattle AND HE FORGOT TO BRING US OUR CHEESE CHRISTMAS GIFTS... TWICE. I'm still waiting to see if it us worth the lactose intolerant hell I'm gonna have after.
@@Kamexe it is but it's rich, spread it thin. Makes an excellent dipping sauce, melted.
If I can walk 10 feet and not get soaked, it’s not raining that hard.
great as always :)
As a Washingtonian, west coast, we have an extra rain type called Liquid Sunshine. As in its the closest thing to seeing the sun we are going to get for a long time.
I learned so much about the East today! And the west was ACCURATE. And is the “Seattle Freeze” not universal? I thought we all did that 😂
as a long term resident of the eastern half ....its accurate af too lol
No it's not. Was told by my ex that Portland OR is not like that at all. Spokane isn't either. The Seattle freeze is one of the reasons I moved back to Spokane.
The fact you got all of our rains means a lot to me as a man from Western Washignton
You should've mentioned Omak with their suicide race
Washington is quite accurate. Just a few days ago in my county it was "Anyone's guess" because it went from sunny with clouds to drizzle to raining to snowing and then to slushing before going to overcast
Who got impaired enough to come up with that hotdog?!
There is a reason we have the saying “where in Sam Hill did that come from”
Everyone.
It’s about damned time!!!!
Ha. That’s a good pun
washington is also known for badass musicians
Most of the best.
I started to list my favorites and realized I didn't wanna leave any out or type that long of a post 😅
Like sir mix alot!? Who did a thing with the Seattle symphony once
And that's just the famous ones. You can find concert-quality musicians in about every fifth home on the west side, it seems like. (Idk about the east side, I've only been here about 25 years, haven't had time to make friends)
@@rd6203 yea i was gonna list my favs but it woulda taken way to long. but i was talking grunge ofc
Love the time on the video. Perfect for Washington.
Didn’t even mention the Seahawks huh. Or the Zags. Or the Dawgs. Or the cougs and FUCK the cougs. Even still. The sports team DISRESPECT. all the same. It’s about damn time you made this one 😂
LOL. I think he kept the time down.
Or the Sonics
Can we get an episode of Florida officially joining the table? He’s been here since the beginning but we never got an official episode. As a Floridian I feel saddened by this
The accuracy! As someone born and raised in WA.. This is perfect! 🤣🤣🤣