I’ve seen that in Seattle as well. Also, in Portland, New York, Boston and Chicago.

I’ve found that most of the people at the front of the long line of traffic backed up behind them because they adamantly refuse to pull over from the fast lane have Oregon plates on their Prius. 

As a fellow Washingtonian, can confirm

I hate you but as an Arsenal fan, I feel deep in my sour soul that this will come to pass.

My wife has an 07 H3. It’s slowly falling apart. Getting replacement parts are outrageously expensive as well. All that would be fine if it was nice or even fun to drive but it’s not. I hate driving it because the windows are too small and the interior has very little room for a vehicle so big.

On Seattle’s Sinclair station KOMO4, during a recent newscast, they went to a “Sinclair Investigative Reporter” for an update on the border crisis. It was bad enough when they would have special reports that were separate from the newscasts but now they’re inserting them into the middle of the newscasts. I’m sure…

It was actually in Virginia. I was stationed there in the late 80s. Damn, I’m old.

Yes, at least that’s been my experiences. Usually a copay at the time of visit for the insurance and then usually later on getting a bill in the mail for whatever the insurance doesn’t cover. Without insurance? I think most people wait until it’s something truly life threatening before they go to the emergency room.…

Here’s a great group that I find very useful: https://m.facebook.com/groups/180198378833285