Pretty sure the Chamber of Commerce won't be asking me to write any ad copy for them. That said, it's not an uninhabitable hellscape west of the lake and over

Pretty sure the Chamber of Commerce won't be asking me to write any ad copy for them. That said, it's not an uninhabitable hellscape west of the lake and over 680,000 of us are doing just grand. I'd still rather live in the city (our schools are just fine and we still have some of the most amazing parks in the Pacific Northwest) than anywhere else in the region. You've hit the nail on the head, regardless of where I live. As long as the Eastside can fob its problems off onto Seattle, it will continue to do so. I kind of fear for the day when those of us who live in Seattle get sufficiently fed up with the situation that we push back.