I've lived in Washington my entire life (except for a stint in Vancouver) and have never seen anyone walk around with open carry in public. Technically it's on

I've lived in Washington my entire life (except for a stint in Vancouver) and have never seen anyone walk around with open carry in public. Technically it's on the books but once again the average day to day experience isn't people walking around at Costco strapped up. This is what I'm talking about, everyone talks about how insane the US is, but our day to day life isn't that different. I wonder how many have actually been? edit: this is not to take away from the serious challenges that the US has when it comes to many issues. I am by no means excusing our income inequality or absurd healthcare system. Just trying to convey a perspective from someone who lives there. There's a lot we need to improve but this isn't the wild west either.