Ummm everyone I know here calls it Cap Hill. Maybe its a more upper class thing to say capitol hill?

I lived in Capitol Hill for a couple years and I wasn't welcome in that neighborhood because I was a straight guy. Capitol Hill has the biggest gay community in Seattle, so if you're not one of them...I say gay, they will find out sooner than later.

In conclusion I was not able to meet people and make friends in my ten years living in Seattle.

To make things worse after the pandemic where I lived in Seattle... everything changed drastically for the worse of the worst

Anyway, be careful what you wished for and the city of Seattle.

That was another thing that called my attention not seeing a bunch of people fishing the shore and lakes. You are not supposed to eat the fish, it is in your own risks cos of the contamination.

I don't know what he is talking about. Seattle is a very green wet city with a lot of rainy days and you are never going to listen to a frog singing. Do you wonder why? Also in most water spots such as fresh water lakes and beaches you will see a warning sign "Contaminated Water" jump on your own risks. Or " Do not fish and do not swim" The entire city of Seattle is contaminated and I'm not the one saying that. There is a documentary on PBS about Seattle and the contamination that existed for many years and why.

I'm not sure what this guy is smoking or maybe he will get paid for this video but Seattle is not a good place at all.

I got stuck and lived in Seattle for ten years and I have to tell you to be careful and don't make the same mistake I made. The first thing I noticed is that Seattle is a very wet city year around. Second, people are very cold, they don't make eye contact or talk to you when you say hello or good morning...very unfriendly people and a very depressed city. I also noticed a lot of people with some kind of mental and drugs problems. And by the time I move out of Seattle and back to the East Coast the city of Seattle was a very dangerous place to live.

😮no flights btw sea and Australia that's a yvr thing. Not sure any hi flights out of png

Aww Washington state where McDonald Wages and Carpenter wages have never been closer. Fuck this state.

I escaped Seattle and will never go back. Politics there are insane and the cost of living is outrageous. Great place off your worth millions of dollars and you only go where millionaires hang out though. Seattle a dumpster fire but still, Go Dawgs! WOOF!

Mt Rainier is not the tallest mountain in the lower 48. It's the 5th tallest in the lower 48.

Bty, Rainer is the forth highest mountain in the lower 49, it’s close though

I moved here from Iowa. The “freeze” here feels like passive racism that’s common in Iowa, so it’s unnoticeable to me

No.

This is a great video.

Basketball courts?

7:43 It's called Pike Place Market because it's on Pike Place, actually. If you're on Pike Street facing the big famous "Public Market Center" sign with the clock, the street off the the 90° turn to the right from that is Pike Place. Pike Place runs from the turn off Pike Street up to Virginia Street.

SEATTLE is 💩💩💩💩💩DONT MOVE TO SEATTLE!

I just left Seattle after living there 10 years. It was beautiful when I moved there. And although the people are weird, it was bearable. Nowadays, the people are insufferable, the traffic on 405 has sucked ever since they made the HOV lane in Bellevue. Crime is going up, things are getting trashier, even in the burbs. It’s starting to remind me of Philadelphia in the late 90s.

Just have them watch old eps of Almost Live! And that'll cover it

I don't agree on cap hill. I've lived here 37 years and when holly park was still a thing I was calling it cap hill or another name that's not PC. Also love when you said don't say PIKES place that's one of my biggest pet peeve.

Please don’t move here

The mark of the true Seattleite: wearing a Sonics jersey 😉

The Ave is named after Telegraph Ave in Berkeley. Its quirky and Bohemian. But, Its University Way, technically.

Local to washington and seattle my whole life. "The mountain is out" never heard this before. My entire family and friends use exit numbers. Everything else was on the money from my perspective though.

Dicks. "I want to eat some Dicks." Or "You want some Dicks?" You could always tell who was the native and who wasn't! 😂😂😂

Live in Everett, we just call it Paine. Maybe if i was talking to someone not local to here Id say Paine Field.

Nobody cares how you talk here

Seattle has no culture. We live on forsaken lands.

Mt Rainier isn't the tallest in the contiguous US, it's Mt Whitney in CA

Kind of like how they want us to call the Puyallup Fair the Western Washington Fair. Nope! It will always be the Puyallup Fair. Lol

Olympian here, I can say that a good half of this lingo referenced is common outside of Seattle too. People in Olympia, Lacey, Tacoma, Tumwater, etc will also say "I-5", "Pike Place", SeaTac, etc. Although, as a suburbs/countryside guy, I do usually refer to exits when describing where I'm coming from, and not city names; it's not as industrialized where I live I suppose 😂 While you're in the state, come check out Leavenworth too! It's a couple hours drive, but the mountains are really beautiful up close, and the rivers are gorgeous in the summer

Damn, yall really do love the smell of your own farts. Pretentious ass people man. YoU sOuNd LiKe a TrAnSpLaNt. Get over yourself.

Live in a tourist town right over the pass. You really need to dumb yourself down to talk to them.

Many people call it cap hill…and the Ave is University Way.

I moved here 6 months ago and totally agree with these terms. I naturally say these terms without having learned it was the "local lingo." I would argue that these terms are just.... normal? Pike place was the hardest though. Pikes Peak is more famous to me, so I would say it as Pike's Place (ownership).

2nd generation born and raised seattleite I have never heard the mountain is out

Do y’all have good basketball court

Been here long time, never heard anybody say “the mountain is out”. If I heard that, I would know what it means, but I don’t hang with scenesters hard enought to sling that.

Way are you so worried about sounding like a transplant. Literally nobody could care less.

Seattle lingo: Don’t talk to or acknowledge anyone. No manners. Everyone is entitled and pretentious. -Seattle Native

So many of these "slang" I have only ever heard on videos talking about seattle slang but never in real life in Seattle.

Maybe I'm just old, but wasn't the Market originally referred to as the Pike Street Market (Vs. Pike Place)? Either way I always just say the Market. "Pike's Place" has always been like a rock in your shoe. It just isn't right.

I was working n Tukwila one day, and someone was telling me about an accident on the freeway. He said ''ya out on the interstate four O five". I instantly new he wasnt from around here. No one but maybe king, komo, or kiro traffic call it any thing but '405'. Same with interstate 90, its just 90, or maybe i-90 if your giving directions.

Seattle slang is where things get interesting

I'm surprised I agree with all you said. You might add Alki is Al-kai not Al-key; and Tukwila is Tuck-willa, not Tuh-quilla.

Half of the slang is locations 😆

Two things about the Mountain: First, Rainer is not the largest mountain of the lower 48. Second, Tacoma has the best view of the Mountain.