Feel free to update anything that i've missed. I did a quick search, and know that other dispensaries like fweedom will have sales not yet posted. Will update as more information becomes available:
Zips sodo: 30% all inventory, plus 40-50% on specific brands
The reef: 30% off all inventory. Party across the street featuring food trucks and DJ's
Hashtag: 30% off all inventory
Ponder: 15% off all inventory (regular online pre-order price, boo)
Ikes: 20% off all inventory, additional deals posted tomorrow. Carnival (petting zoo, food trucks) at centric district starting at 2pm, first 300 get t-shirt. 2 dollar 8th at 4:20.
Haveaheart: Specific sale items, nothing noteworthy (https://haveaheartcc.com/dispensaries/wa/belltown/menu/?dtche%5Bpath%5D=specials%2Fsale%2F625f1c53a6744600b2171236)
Kemps: up to 40% on specific brands, some decent concentrates on brand list, full listed posted tomorrow here (https://www.kempscannabis.com/menu/?)
Bakeree: 20% off 100, 25% off 200, 30% off 300.
Ruckus: 40% off TJ organics, some other 30% off sales https://www.ruckusrec.com/420-deals

Coffee? Salmon? Rain? If there’s anything Seattle is known for, it’s our astonishing and varied bus system. With local buses spanning most numbers from 1-100, I realized I only had to look up our Kraken players’ numbers to find important insights into their Seattle Bus Personas (Buss-sonas, if you will). This is only about half the team, but I think the results speak for themselves. Let’s get bus-y:
#5, Mark Giordano: Hard Working. Dependable. Straight-shooting. Far-reaching. The 5 is one of the main transit veins running north to south along Aurora, running from the downtown all the way to Shoreline. Valued by many in Seattle. Locks in well with #21 at the south end⁽¹). Shows up early and stays late.
#21, Alex Wennberg: A uniquely versatile bus, the 21 runs from West Seattle through SoDo into the downtown. One of the only buses that manages to be almost in multiple places at once, bridging the gap between Seattle and West Seattle. Is somehow both extremely frequent and fast, with occasional express service. Works well with #5⁽¹).
#31, Philip Grubauer: Shows up early and stays late. The 31's strong side-to-side movement makes it unique in our transit system. Running from South Magnolia east through Queen Anne, Fremont, Wallingford, and the U District, the 31 plugs a much-needed hole in our coverage before ending its route at Children's Hospital. Frequent activity hasn't slowed this route down any, although it has shown a willingness to share its burden with other routes as needed.
#24, Jamie Oleksiak: Running in a frequent back-and-forth pattern, the 24 covers the bulk of Magnolia on its own, then zips through Interbay to the downtown. Has the power to be in places that no other bus goes. Known to link up with other routes in order to achieve astonishing coverage.
#13, Brandon Tanev: A nice tight route from Seattle Pacific University through Queen Anne to Seattle Center and the downtown, the 13 cuts through the traffic and knows where it's going. Inarguably central. Appealing to both locals and tourists.
#9, Ryan Donato: Capable of covering long distances in a single linear push, the 9 runs from Rainier Valley all the way up through Columbia City, the ID, and Capitol Hill. A bus with wide appeal. A straight shooter for sure. Shares the load with #7⁽²).
#7, Jordan Eberle: The 7 runs from Rainier Valley all the way up through Columbia City, and the ID, along the same path as #9, but then it takes a left into the downtown in order to approach things from another angle⁽²). A people-pleaser, serving a large swath of Seattle. Capable of sharing space with other buses while still driving straight forward.
#43, Colin Blackwell: A real workhorse of a bus, the 43 shows a lot of both lateral and vertical movement, ranging from the downtown to Capitol Hill, Montlake, and the University District. At some times of day, it converts to a 44, and continues on all the way through Wallingford to Ballard. Few buses cover this much ground.
#16, Jared McCann: Speed alert! The 16x, an express route, travels a broad distance from the downtown up Aurora to Fremont, Phinney Ridge, Greenwood, and Bitter Lake. Scenic and far-ranging.
#17, Jaden Schwartz: A northern bus⁽³), the far-flung express route 17 moves from Loyal Heights through Ballard to the downtown, covering a lot of distance. A team player who shares the load with its two closest neighbors.
#15, Riley Sheahan: Another far-north route⁽⁴) shuffling people from Blue Ridge, Crown Hill, and Ballard to the downtown, the 15 covers a lot of ground quickly. A team player who is not afraid to overlap with others and share the burden.
#3, Will Borgen: The 3 ranges all the way from Seattle Pacific University and East Queen Anne to the downtown before crossing I-5 and heading through First Hill and the Central District to Madrona. Notably trades off efforts with its neighbor the 4 to thoroughly cover much of the same ground⁽⁵). Few buses show this much coverage laterally as well as vertically. One of the earliest and latest running buses, the 3 is an indisputably hard worker.
#4, Haydn Fleury: Like its companion the 3, the 4 shows exceptional lateral movement in addition to its vertical path, traveling from Seattle Pacific University through Queen Anne, the downtown, First Hill, the Central District, and Magnolia. A good team player who isn't afraid to trade off with the 3⁽⁵), the 4 is up earlier and stays later than almost any other bus, making it one of the hardest workers on the team.
#29, Vince Dunn: An early bird⁽⁶), the commuter bus 29 runs from Ballard through Queen Anne to the downtown and back. Excellent at avoiding traffic, this bus bypasses the most choked downtown stops to slide right through to where it needs to be.
#60, Chris Driedger: The versatile 60 serves a large number of Seattle residents, with frequent activity from Capitol Hill through First Hill, Beacon Hill, Georgetown, and White Center. Willing to work alone, this bus fills an important void in the transit network, and is much valued for its service.
⁽¹) Wennberg assisted on a Giordano goal against the Canucks.
⁽²) Donato and Eberle are occasional linemates and have assisted on each other’s goals multiple times.
⁽³) Schwartz is from Saskatchewan, Canada.
⁽⁴) Sheahan is from Ontario, Canada.
⁽⁵) Borgen and Fleury are a frequent defense line pairing.
⁽⁶) I have actually zero idea how early Dunn likes to wake up. But the bus runs early and bus numerology doesn’t lie.

So far, the best deals I've found are 16 (12 on sale) for Medusa distillate at ike's , 12 bucks (8.40 on sale) Kelso kreeper rso, and the same price for delectable dabs wax both at zips sodo.
What killer deals have you all found? Has anyone cornered higher end value concentrates?

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:

• "Seattle City Council working on steps to decriminalize psychedelics such as mushrooms" by u/redditor01020
• "First-Ever Congressional Bill To Decriminalize All Drugs Announced Ahead Of Nixon Drug War Anniversary" by u/bidens_left_ear
• "Happy Halloween!" by u/MMantram
• "Just harvested, aren't they beautiful?" by u/yukino08
• "Go Hawks!" by u/ipanoah
• "Got some of your recommendations today at Zips SODO in Seattle. Thank you for the help!" by u/CanetheCorgi
• "Addressing serious mental health consequences of high-potency cannabis products by regulating the sale of cannabis concentrates." by u/bidens_left_ear
• "Happy Cakeday, seaents! Today you're 9" by u/AutoModerator
• "Found my people" by u/empireofsquirt
• "ADVISORY: Public hearing for HB 1463 Friday @10:00am" by u/bidens_left_ear

Link here: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/data/vaccination.aspx
This is according to the bottom of the page. The one higher up shows 69.7%, so I'm not sure which one to believe.
Of the 25 zip codes in Seattle:

• 7 zip codes are at 80% or more adults with at least one dose (Crown Hill leading the way at 86%)
  
• 12 zip codes are between 70% and 80% (bulk of residential areas in the city)
  
• 4 zip codes are between 60 and 70% (mostly parts of downtown and Lower Queen Anne)
  
• 1 zip code is between 50 and 60% (98105 - U District)
  
• 1 zip code is between 40 and 50% (98134 - SoDo - lists 1,132 eligible residents)
  

Because of some push from u/SodoDev wanting an NTSC60 Composite look via RGB for his PAL set, I started digging into how close I could get to Blargg's hardware filters with Retroarch shaders. Here's what I've gotten:

Setup:

• JVC AV-27230
• Pi3B+ running CRTPi-RGB
• RetroTINK Ultimate via YPbPr
• lr-fceumm @ 2048x224p
• Composite-Direct-FBX pallette

I made three presets, one with no dithering, one with one pass nearest, and the last with two passes nearest. These are all three designed to be used with Bilinear Filtering enabled from the video settings as well.
Control: Famicom AV via Composite
No Filtering, No Shader.
Blargg Composite
Blargg S-Video
Just Bilinear Filtering
Bilinear + NTSC_DDT_NO_DITHER
Bilinear + NTSC_DDT_1PASS_DITHER
Bilinear + NTSC_DDT_2PASS_DITHER
Full GPhoto Gallery with Captions
Here's the link to the files. https://github.com/crtpi/CRTPi-Project/raw/mastentsc_ddt.zip
You extract them in:

/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/shaders/ 

Or via Samba:

\\retropie\configs\all\retroarch\shaders\ 

If you want to take it almost too far with some heavy ghosting, almost like RGB meets RF -- use NTSC_DDT_1PASS_DITHER and change "Shader #3 Filter" from "Nearest" to "Don't Care" then "Apply Changes". This gives you some VCR RF level quality.
Zee Gohst!
You can make that change permanent by editing the NTSC_DDT_1PASS_DITHER.glslp file and deleting the line:

filter_linear3 = "false" 

If you have any questions, just let me know! These can be used for about any core, but you may experience some slowdowns without an overclock on heavier systems -- especially PSX. They'll work on any relatively-recent version of Retroarch and will also work on PI2SCART OS, RGB-Pi OS, Lakka, Retropie CRT-EDITION and just about anything else.

Because of some push from u/SodoDev wanting an NTSC60 Composite look via RGB for his PAL set, I started digging into how close I could get to Blargg's hardware filters with Retroarch shaders. Here's what I've gotten:

Setup:

• JVC AV-27230
• Pi3B+ running CRTPi-RGB
• RetroTINK Ultimate via YPbPr
• lr-fceumm @ 2048x224p
• Composite-Direct-FBX pallette

I made three presets, one with no dithering, one with one pass nearest, and the last with two passes nearest. These are all three designed to be used with Bilinear Filtering enabled from the video settings as well.
Control: Famicom AV via Composite
No Filtering, No Shader.
Blargg Composite
Blargg S-Video
Just Bilinear Filtering
Bilinear + NTSC_DDT_NO_DITHER
Bilinear + NTSC_DDT_1PASS_DITHER
Bilinear + NTSC_DDT_2PASS_DITHER
Full GPhoto Gallery with Captions
Here's the link to the files. https://github.com/crtpi/CRTPi-Project/raw/mastentsc_ddt.zip
You extract them in:

/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/shaders/ 

Or via Samba:

\\retropie\configs\all\retroarch\shaders\ 

If you want to take it almost too far with some heavy ghosting, almost like RGB meets RF -- use NTSC_DDT_1PASS_DITHER and change "Shader #3 Filter" from "Nearest" to "Don't Care" then "Apply Changes". This gives you some VCR RF level quality.
Zee Gohst!
You can make that change permanent by editing the NTSC_DDT_1PASS_DITHER.glslp file and deleting the line:

filter_linear3 = "false" 

If you have any questions, just let me know! These can be used for about any core, but you may experience some slowdowns without an overclock on heavier systems -- especially PSX. They'll work on any relatively-recent version of Retroarch and will also work on PI2SCART OS, RGB-Pi OS, Lakka, Retropie CRT-EDITION and just about anything else.

** Fri 1/31 *\*
7p - 11p: Orlando Brew Festival; Orlando Science Center, 777 E Princeton St, Orlando, Florida 32803; Over 45 breweries and 100 beers, with access throughout the Orlando Science Center. The Orlando Brew Festival will take place at the Orlando Science Center for a one of a kind experience -- a night at the museum! The event will feature dozens of local and domestic breweries, sampling their spring seasonal beers. General admission will be 8pm to 11pm and VIP admission will be 7pm to 11pm (in addition to the added hour, VIP admission will include specialty beers poured for the VIP session) Tickets will not be sold at the door. For tickets and additional information, go to: https://www.orlandobrewfestival.com/ ****All attendees must be 21, so no infants or babies allowed. Tickets are non refundable.
** Sat 2/1 *\*
7:30a - 12p: Orlando Out of the Darkness Walk; 2420 Lakemont Ave, Orlando, FL 32814; Join us for our annual suicide prevention awareness 5k walk. When you walk in the Out of the Darkness Walks, you join the effort with hundreds of thousands of people to raise awareness and funds that allow the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to invest in new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss.
7:30a - 2p: Outdoor Expo & Fitness 5K; Oviedo Amphitheatre & Cultral Center, 357 Center Lake Lane, Oviedo, FL 32765; Join us at Center Lake Park and be prepared to get active. Following the Fitness 5K (beginning at 7:30am), there will be an Outdoor Expo featuring fitness challenges, obstacle courses, climbing wall and even a zip line! All activities are FREE after the 5K. Along with the activities, there will be an outdoor living showcase! You will see ATVs, boats, RVs, electric bikes and more! While strolling around the event, grab a drink at the bottomless Bloody Mary and Mimosa bar! For just $20, you can enjoy from 8am-12pm. This event is free and family friendly and will begin at 8am for those not signed up for the 5K. If you would like to participate in the 5K, registration will cost $25. The race will begin at 7:30am. Registration ends on January 31, 2020 at 4:00pm. Register at: runsignup.com/Race/FL/Oviedo/OviedoFitness5KandWellnessExpo Race Divisions: 14 and Under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80 and Over. Race Benefactors - A portion of the race proceeds will be used to support the Oviedo HS and Hagerty HS Track/CC programs.
9a - 11a: International Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day 2020; Kelly's Homemade Ice Cream, 3114 Corrine Dr, Orlando, Florida 32803; OR 1817 S. Ferncreek Ave. Orlando, FL 32806; Treat yourself to a Saturday morning breakfast of delicious ice cream and support a great cause! Visit either Orlando location of Kelly's Homemade Ice Cream on Saturday, February 1st, 2020 between 9:00 and 11:00 am and 100% of all sales will be donated to the St. Baldrick's Foundation, a childhood cancer research charity. The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a volunteer and donor powered charity committed to supporting the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and give survivors long and healthy lives.
9a - 12p: Main Street Clean Up with Curry Ford West; Curry Ford West, 2904 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, Florida 32806; Join us as we work together with the local community and members from Action Church to clean up and beautify the Curry Ford West Main Street. All cleaning supplies (gloves, bags, litter pickers, etc) and vests will be provided courtesy of the City of Orlando. We look forward to having you join us at this fun community event.
9:30a - 11a: Puppy Paddle & Brunch; The Waterfront Orlando, 4201 South Orange Ave, Orlando, Florida 32806; There’s more than one way to walk your dog! Learn a great new sport with your best friend. No experience is necessary to try this. We have a very calm, friendly way of introducing your dog (and you) to paddling together. Don’t have a dog? That’s ok, come enjoy the day with us. You can borrow ours. $30 Experience includes: -All equipment for you and your dog (board, paddle, safety vest). -Lesson and guided tour around Lake Jennie Jewell, multiple instructors will make sure you and your dog enjoy your time on the water safely. -Photos of you and your doggo on the water together. Please use your best judgement. If your dog doesn’t play well with others, you are welcome to schedule a private puppy paddle session. Have your own board or kayak? The event is free. You are welcome to join in the lesson for your pup, tips for your instructor are much appreciated. Stay for the best lakeside brunch in Orlando at The Waterfront Orlando, a VERY dog friendly restaurant!
11a - 2p: Free! Family Day; Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N Mills Ave, Orlando, Florida 32803; Join us as we celebrate the art of the Highwaymen! This FREE Family Day features hands-on art and gallery activities, storytelling, music, dancing, and more! Come meet several of the Highwaymen artists Al Black and Kelvin Hair, hear their stories, and watch as they demonstrate their painting techniques. (*\* please see event page for more info **)
12p - 3p: Florida Little Dog Rescue Puppy Bowl; Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming SoDo, 3123 S Orange Ave, Unit 104, Orlando, Florida 32806; We are so excited to host our First Annual Woof Gang Bakery SoDo Puppy Bowl Event with Florida Little Dog Rescue. Come out to Woof Gang Bakery SoDo location and enjoy all the adoptable puppies playing on a fun dog friendly football field! Root for your favorite puppy while they play together, wrestle over the ball or even the referee. Dogs at the event are all adoptable - We will have light snacks and refreshments for everyone - In-store specials during the event. For adoptable FLDR pups - Free nail grinds - Free Friend Furever Dog Collars for each pup - Free bath to all "day of Adopted" pups at our store on Monday 2/3 or Friday 2/7 (appointment required) - Free treats for all pups
1p - 4p: Sorting at Second Harvest!; Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, 411 Mercy Dr, Orlando, Florida 32805; Come join the fun and help hungry neighbors at the same time as we sort and pack food for the needy of Central Florida. We will meet promptly at 1:00 for a short training and then get to work! Be sure to wear closed toed shoes. Please ONLY sign up if you intend to come, as the food bank will count on us being there to help with this important work! There is plenty of free parking. Bring your kids or grandkids over the age of 10 if you wish! Sign in under: 1U/MeetUp. Look for Steph! Note: Plenty of parking on weekend days in their lot. All volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes for safety. *Age Requirement: Our minimum age requirement is 10 years of age. Children between the ages of 10-15 must be accompanied by an adult, 18 years of age or older. We require a minimum of 1 chaperone per 5 children. *Lockers: Volunteers should be advised that there is a limited number of lockers for personal belongings. Where possible, please leave valuable items at home!!!!
1p - 7p: FMFI Benefit Concert/Food Drive & Potluck on February 1st!; Fodor's Grove, 2218 Vincent Rd, Orlando, FL 32817; We are excited to kick off 2020 by returning to Fodor's Grove for our first Benefit Concert and Food Drive of the year! This event will be held on Saturday, February 1, 2020, with a potluck from 1-2 pm, and music from 2-7 pm. Admission is your food donation, with all going to the Second Harvest Food Bank. Lineup: Frankie J and The Chicken Parade, Jane Gang Unleashed, Paul and Kay Garfinkel, Hard to Port, Mary Beth Campbell and Friends, Mike Mac. Thank you for helping us feed our hungry and homeless in Florida, and for your support of the FMFI and Fodor's Grove! http://www.floridamusicfoodinitiative.org/, https://sites.google.com/site/fodorsgrove/
6:30p - 9:30p: Maitland Movie in the Park; Maitland City Hall, 1776 Independence Lane, Maitland, FL 32751; Maitland's Movie in the Park will present the beloved animated hit Toy Story 4 starting at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1, at Independence Square next to City Hall. Show up early starting at 5:30 p.m. for on-screen Toy Story trivia before the movie. Kids will enjoy a movie themed craft. Bring some chairs and blankets for the movie - admission and popcorn are free. Enjoy food and treats from adjacent businesses like Houndstooth Kitchen & Eatery, MidiCi The Neapolitan Pizza Company, 407 Gelato Maitland, Starbucks, Subway and more. Plenty of free public parking is available in the garage at Maitland City Centre and lots north and south of Independence Square.
** Sun 2/2 *\*
12p - 11:30p: Super Bowl & GroundKEG Day Party; RockPit Brewing, 10 W Illiana St, Orlando, Florida 32806; Groundhog Day & the Super Bowl fall on the same day this year, and we're celebrating. BUT we don't have a groundhog here at RockPit. So we're improvisingWe're going to bring one of our kegs outside to see if it sees its shadow. If it does, we know this long, cold Florida winter will continue. If it doesn't, the oppressive heat will be here sooner than we want it to be. We'll have Groundhog Day (the movie) playing in the taproom until the fourteenth pre-game show starts at 5 PM or so. Then we'll have the big game on the TVs starting at 6 PM.
12p - 5p: Pre-Game the Big Game at Wekiva Island; Wekiva Island, 1014 Miami Springs Drive, Longwood, FL 32779; The Southern Tier Brewing Van will be on-site offering free samples of six different brews. And as always, you can fuel up with eats from Without a Paddle Café and enjoy the riverside views. Party with us before your party!
4p - 10p: Big Game Celebration - Viewing Party; House of Blues Orlando, 1490 Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830; Watch The Big Game On Multiple Screens In The Courtyard! Kick off at 6:27pm. Seating is on a first come, first served basis. No Cover. All Ages. Score with these food and drinks specials starting at 4pm! • $4 foot long hot dogs (add chili/cheese toppings + $1) • $8 wings (buffalo and BBQ sauce) • $8 nachos ($ 4 add brisket) • $20 bud, bud light, mich ultra buckets • $25 Stella buckets • $5 wells. Happy Hour 11:30am - 5pm in the Restaurant & Bar, Smokehouse and Courtyard
4p - 12a: Puppy Bowl Party; The Cloak & Blaster, 875 Woodbury Rd, Ste 108, Orlando, Florida 32828; On February 2, join us for this year's PUPPY BOWL PARTY! We're celebrating our favorite furry friends as they bark, fetch, and play their way to victory in the 16th annual Puppy Bowl. Animal Planet is airing its annual "Puppy Bowl" game on Super Bowl Sunday, featuring a fetching lineup of 96 Puppies from 61 Shelters. - We will stream the Puppy Bowl as we are able, including the pre-and-post-shows, as well as the Kitty Halftime Show! - We will have a themed menu items, including speciality cocktails and Super Bowl/party-inspired noms. - As part of our event, we are collecting dog and cat food donations for the SPCA shelter, so bring in a bag or cans to donate to fill their pantry shelves! For those of you not into the Super Bowl, this event is a chance to go out for a normal night. Now while we don't focus on the "BIG GAME," and we have limited TV/sound, we *do* stream (internet-willing) to one of the bar televisions so we can keep tabs on the score and watch the amazing commercials. Geeks love sports, too! But wait - headed to or hosting your own party? Call ahead to inquire on how you can bring home a platter of dragon eggs and other food items so you have a back-up plan.
4p - 12a: Super Block Party 2020; Wall St. Plaza, 25 Wall St., Orlando, Florida 32801; FREE ENTRY ALL DAY! The Super Bowl is almost here and Wall St is ready to host the biggest and best watch party for the Big Game in the heart of Downtown Orlando! Grab your friends and sit down in front of our massive 16 ft. LED TV on Wall Street, or watch the big game inside any of our 7 bars! Block party and specials start at 4pm, Super Bowl begins at 6:30pm. Super Bowl Squares: Make sure to get here early and put your name in our Super Bowl squares competition before kickoff for chances to win free drinks, gift cards, and more prizes every quarter! Spend the day in our home and feast on great food specials and these drink specials all game long: $3 Coors Light $3 Miller Lite $3 NEW Saint Archer Gold $7 Coors Light or Miller Lite Pitchers $4 Fireball $5 Jose Cuervo. This is a 21 and up only event.
5:30p - 11p: Super Bowl Chili Cookoff; Castle Church Brewing, 6820 Hoffner Ave., Orlando, Florida 32822; Super Bowl Sunday, we’re throwing the game up on a big screen and settling rivalries the old fashioned way: with a chili cookoff potluck. Think you have the best chili in the Castle? $25 Entry; Winner takes ½ the pot.
** Sat 2/1 AND Sun 2/2 *\*
9a - 4p: Orlando Bird Show / Southeast Exotic Bird Fair; 2809 South Ferncreek Avenue Orlando, FL 32806; 2 DAY EVENT! Orlando bird show will be hosted at 2809 South Ferncreek Avenue Orlando, FL 32806 on Saturday Feb 1st and Sunday Feb 2nd YES IT WILL BE A TWO DAY EVENT 🙌🏻 come by and check us out there will be lots of birds, exotic animals, accessories, cages, feeds, toys and much more! Hope to see you there 🦜 Admission $5.00 per adult, free admission 12 and under

Someone recently told me that Zips in SODO has 30% off for first time customers. Are there any other shops that offer first time discounts to new customers? I really want to try the Constellation Rosin Carts and Zips doesent have em.. thank you!!

I had a lovely walk today from my workplace in SODO to my house in the CD. Unfortunately my wallet doesn't seem to have made it. It apparently slipped out of my jacket (which I was carrying) somewhere along a route that took me through Pioneer Square, through downtown, and up James/Cherry.
Though I realize I've probably seen the last of my wallet and its contents, I figured I'd just toss up a post in the off chance that a fellow Seattle Redditor happened to pick it up. Anybody? I'm offering a five dollar reward for its return, because there was a total of five dollars in it. There can be beer in it for you, as well.
Also, do you have any recommendations on what I should do? I've called my credit card companies, my bank, and ZipCar to let them know my cards are lost or stolen. I also placed 90-day fraud alerts with the three credit agencies. Called the police and they said they don't take reports for missing wallets, but I can check with the evidence office in the morning about anything that's been turned in. Am I missing some critical or helpful step?
UPDATE: It has been returned! Some nice girl found it near Seattle U and dropped it off at my house this evening. I'll have to replace my cancelled cards, but it's good to have my driver's license and health insurance cards back. Phew! Faith in humanity restored.