Seattle's Best actually was founded outside Seattle... on the island I live on. And it was original called Stewart Brothers. Same initials, see?

That kind of got away from me.

I feel like at this point in the conversation it should turn into an ad for coffee. I don't know why. Let's talk about the full-bodied flavor of Seattle's Choice Select Brew in an inoffensively modern cafe that's- WAIT! PSYCHE! It's actually a kitchen! Because you can totally buy this shit at the store! NOW YOU, TOO, CAN LIVE IN SEATTLE WITHOUT LIVING IN SEATTLE

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You can get a taste with a short trip, it's true. But that taste grows to full blown flavour with time.

Yeah. I'd like to see the Seattle area sometime, but something tells me that Seattle can't be fully experienced in a quick trip, it seems like something you have to steep in for years. Am I correct, or do I know absolutely nothing?

Oh, I know that fact well. I'm pretty dang glad I was born in this region.

Oh, drive southeast for a while, soon you'll miss Seattlish like nobody's business. :lol:

This is what I keep having to tell myself.

Oh, you Seattlite... You practically live in England as it is, compared to where I live (hint: the midwest is kind of balls and ground up animals are in everything that isn't a vegetable - maybe).

I think I'll just do my grocery shopping in England... :lol: Reading the ingredients list for absolutely everything is getting old fast.

I did know that, as our supermarket has several British food imports on it's shelves. I love it. And I believe I have used it as part of my pro-England living situation argument before :lol: