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I loved this pizza review. Very positive and informative. Keep em coming

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Then placement needs to be in doors and then flower and the laboratory can be taken off of the housing expense and the laboratory treatment for the next time I get back from the sky and then y

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Hey! I love Oly and should have never left. Only one other place I love as much and that is Folkestone,Kent,England. Both are home to me. I miss Oly so much. I miss King Sol's,and the Bread and Roses drop in center,which is long gone. As for politics,right now I'd just keep my leanings quiet. :}

07/08/22 at 11:07 p.m. in the 2400 block of Benson Rd SW, Sheriff's deputies arrested Tora Leika Saeger, Owner of BITS cafe, age 35, for assault in the fourth degree and resisting arrest. Tora Saeger claims to be a "industry OG" yet her only previous work experience is at boutique in Seattle. Her lack of real experience in the restaurant industry is why she has to shut down the cafe when her cooks quit, and they do because shes a horrible person to work for. Tora Saeger of BITS cafe is a liar and a phony.

you need to update you're web site lot has happened in the past two years

tast like shit

if your child not get along with school Avanti high school Olympia been remolded up to date 2023

we have great schools in oly

been here for 30 years 101 great drive

Lacey works with FORT Lewis

market place local produce old town

great place to live

Moved into the Northwest 20 years ago. Vegas & L.A. too hot. Lived near Pittsburgh & worked as an Ironworker in freezing cold. Never went back east since I left. Never been out of Washington in 20 years. Love the climate, people have lots of pride here & get excited, but its a country culture. Actually Olympia seems to have the perfect climate, maybe two snows & winter's over. Oh & rain's good for your soul!

You call yourselves liberals, but when it comes to the homeless,...you're MAGA!!

A Supreme Court Justice said that your homeless problem was created by home owners that caused the homeless problem to get much larger, because the home owners lifted their rent! Meaning your clients are causing the problem to be even more out of control! Then you come on here saying the homeless are the problem! Going to keep living that inhumane lie my friend!?

Food to promote real estate. Cliche. Stock photography.

What could a retired guy who wants a one level house that hates lot leases and only has $260,000. Get?

I watched Oly go down the toilet for many years starting in 2010...finally left in 2023.

Dont move to Eugene Oregon haha

a good place is LBA woods a little bit closer to lacey but still a great spot

Lacey isn't Olympia.

Would you please do a pros and cons for Ocean Shores, WA?

Lacey, Tumwater and Olympia make the metro area in Olympia.

I’m moving to Olympia soon and I wanted to see this kind of content. Thanks for uploading this it’s going to have a lot of affection on what restaurants I’m going to go to with my family. Keep doing what you’re doing. Love your contact.

If your a small business I would avoid Washington State all together. An example is their new law that say says Contractor's cannot sub contract advertise or do Electrical or plumbing whatsoever. Only owner's may do so, or companies with administrative Plumber's and Election's may contract. Who can afford that you may ask?: Big box remodel companies. Another example is Big box companies can afford the posting of one million bond for self insured but small guys have to pay exorbitant rates to Depart of Labor and Extortion such as $7.50 per employee per hour for roof work. Washington pays up to $3,000.00 a month unemployment since the plandemic which meens it's extremely difficult to get anyone to even work for you. Most of the entry level workers are completely useless

It's a sh<thole. Enough said. Entire city is a Trap House. Run !

I love rain 🌧️ I would love to live in Washington

Nice posters on the bedroom walls of the first house.

i have lived in tumwater wa all my life 46 yrs and i love it here, ❤ dont want to live anywhere else! yes we have our problems just like everywhere else, but u dont want to live here GREAT dont we dont want u here anyway to much traffic already and way to many people

50 years ago it was nice, now a shithole!

I will try this now that I am in Olympia

Gorgeous Olympic View. Even in the rain🌟no hurricanes, no confederate flags, idillic summers

Base on your information of the Seattle / Olympia I live in San Antonio / Austin area we see outer state plates in our cities mostly California, New York, Colorado and Arizona its a sure sign where people are coming from and moving here, do you see the same in your Washington state. I"m trying to leave Texas, As a single gay man in my 50's, I really would like to live near more outdoor activities and with less gun violence.

Is owner financing homes a thing around the Olympia area?

My mom served at gardeners for a very long time

I grew up in hood capital of Ohio. Toledo Ohio. Now I live in Olympia for 20 years. Living in Olympia is like living in Beverly Hills compared to where I was.. you need to start looking around before bad mouthing Olympia

Thank you for putting this video together.I am considering strongly to move to Olympia and I love the Weather. My most concern is the basics find a decent job a decent rental apartment.

Considering a job in Olympia and your videos are helping me figure it out !

Olympia is not full of lefties. They are actually fascistic people who have tattoos and gauges and piercings, but are attached to big pharma and the "official narrative" right after a summer full of "defund the police." Idiots.

How can I get prizes of these homes

Awesome! Great advice!

Lived there for many many years. It's like Portland Lite. All the good stuff without as much drug addiction.

Say it as it is. Olympia is now a total shit hole thanks to liberalism

Many communities in the United States are dealing with a large number of people sleeping outside, despite their best efforts to provide shelter and permanent supportive housing. Due to the pandemic and continued increases in the cost of housing, US society has become even more destabilized. Many former home owners and previously stable tenants have decided that congregate shelters are not safe against the spread of infectious disease and have instead found it safer to stay outside. Now more than ever, investment in affordable housing is needed to help people get off the streets. Every city needs to adopt protections against evictions that lead to homelessness. In keeping with CDC recommendations, NCH strongly opposes sweeps and displacement during a pandemic. We support utilization of the hotel program as an alternative to expanding shelter or segregating homeless people into a section of town not of their choice. One troubling trend is that cities are offering the panacea of additional resources for “outreach” or the development of more shelter beds in exchange for forcibly evicting people living in a tent. Local municipal governments have proposed “sanctioned encampments” in exchange for expanded ticketing or arresting those who stay outside. NCH always opposes sweeps, and no amount of additional funding can offset the harm caused by an agent of the municipal government ticketing houseless individuals, stealing their last possessions, and then throwing them in the garbage. A real plan does not involve sweeps of those without housing; it does not force people into unsafe shelters; and it does not create a parking lot program or other places not suitable for human habitation as a response. By moving people out of sight, NCH believes a local government is only exacerbating the problem, and we believe history has shown that these criminalization policies will only increase in the population of unhoused residents. We have already published our statement on “sanctioned encampments”, which we oppose. Neither “sanctioned encampments” nor congregate living shelters are substitutes for affordable housing. By violently disrupting people’s lives through encampment sweeps that evict them from their tents and communities, the local government is only prolonging a person’s homelessness, because they are repeatedly having to start over. While administrative citations may seem trivial, taxes assessed in the form of fines and penalties serve as one more obstacle to survival among many, punishing people experiencing homelessness simply for not having a house. This is cruel and unconscionable. Why punish people for simply trying to survive? In addition to penalizing unhoused persons, these local ordinances lead to a cycle of evictions for people experiencing homelessness as the municipal government sweeps encampments. Imagine being forced to pack up all your belongings over and over again or risk everything you own being thrown away. Sweeps don’t solve the problem of homelessness; they only serve to push people out of “desirable” or popular areas in the local community. Rather than help connect people to housing and outreach services, sweeps are an attempt to make the problem of homelessness invisible. If taxpayers don’t see people experiencing homelessness, it is much easier to ignore their existence. Additionally, as unhoused persons are repeatedly evicted, they often lose trust in services providers, their local government, or become increasingly difficult for outreach teams to locate and help. Many elected officials are claiming that they are conducting sweeps in order to provide for the health and safety of those living outside. They proclaim that it is unsafe to stay outside and anyone who advocates for “leaving people outside” is dooming those individuals to death. This is a short-sighted response and does not take into account the needs of those who forgo shelter. No advocate wants any human to stay outside! We want private, safe, secure places to stay for everyone residing in the United States! People in shelters often face violence, stolen belongings, and poor living conditions. This is not to mention the serious risks during the coronavirus pandemic where shelters can put peoples’ health in jeopardy and increase the spread of COVID due to large numbers of people sharing space indoors. If a city is only offering shelter or staying on the streets, it is understandable that many find the streets the safest option. NCH offers these alternatives to sweeping those who live outside. No matter how much outreach or support services offered, a city cannot and should not try to criminalize its way out of homelessness by banning camping. Instead, the local municipal government should invest in affordable housing and outreach that can connect people to necessary housing with wrap around services. Cities have the opportunity to put people into motels and hotels with the federal government picking up 100% of the costs. The local community should also work to prevent any evictions that lead to homelessness. Real leaders must not sweep encampments to “clean” the streets; rather they should provide services such as public toilets, showers, and trash receptacles to address hygiene issues without evicting people and throwing away all their possessions. Finally, they should listen to those struggling with housing about their needs, and not just to the home owners who want to hide the problem.