First Starbucks Store & Pike Place Market Fish Throwing – Gum Wall In Rainy Seattle / T-Mobile Park



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  1. Instagram- AdamTheWooATW
    Tried throwing in a good mix of my day into this one . Might do this more often in my baseball travels instead of just a full stadium and game day . Always looking for a good balance to these video (or at least attempt to)

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  2. That's sad that people will wait 30mins or more on just Starbucks but won't support small businesses! If a Starbucks is coming to a town near you just know its about to become gentrified.

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  3. I saw that fish throwing on one of the episodes on Postcards from Buster. Looks like so much fun to watch. If Disney sold gum, all of the parks would look like that alley. Yuck!

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  4. I had a feeling you were here in Seattle recently… I saw a car with the "Big the Foot" air freshener hanging on the mirror parked the other day… and at the 1 minute mark in this video you are standing near the South Entrance of the Parking garage I work security at.

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  5. Back in the day the Gum Wall was just a weird Seattle eccentricity and if you knew where it was it was because you lived here, been down to Theatresports or the Alibi Room, etc… and though it was gross, it wasn't nearly as gross as it has become. Once social media became a big thing, the Gum Wall became a tourist attraction and since maybe 2014 or 2015 it (thankfully) gets cleaned once a year because so much gum gets put on the wall down there throughout the year…. for awhile there were signs on the wall outside The Alibi Room asking people not to put gum on that wall.

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  6. So awesome that you are in my home town Adam. I would have loved running into you somewhere on this adventure. I live up north on Whidbey Island. Love your travel vlogs!

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  7. Seattle is one of my favorite cities. I was at that Starbucks. You should have done the underground tour in Pioneer Square. Also could have visited the Edgewater Inn. Historic.
    This is the only place I have ever gotten pulled over for not wearing a seat belt. The cop was cool because I was from out of town.

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  8. the guy at 10:57 with the football is a local guy you can find down there every day looking for someone to toss the football with, he'll throw it to you across the road, down the sidewalk over people's heads, he would probably even throw it over you grandma or your baby

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