Seattle Vinyl Community Eats, Drinks & Shops Costco. We Say Our Goodbyes

great documentation Mazzy luv u.

Great weekend! Thanks for sharing your time together. Enjoyed watching from afar.

Just wanted to say how much I’m diggin’ the field trips. From The Doctor’s seaplane/waterway condo, to Coffee Dave’s music room/kitchen espresso look-ins, to the whirlwind Seattle Vinyl Visitors episodes … WELL DONE! And, it gives east coasters a chance to walk, talk, drive and enjoy the great Pacific Northwest! Wonderful!!!

Lovely (final) diary entry of a great VC meet up. Mazzy, you are a gracious host and genuine storyteller.

An enjoyable final part, Mazzy. Thanks for sharing.

I never imagined that I would hear the words “Zen” and “Costco” in the same sentence! 😮 It is a distinction, but is it compliment? 🤔😂👍👍

Thanks for a great weekend Mazzy. You sir, ROCK!. Now it's off to Costco.

Thanks for taking us along.

Back in the day, Costco used to sell LPs, CDs and DVDs at ridiculous prices. Plus, their giant hot dog and a coke deal remain the best deal in any town. These days I don’t live near a Costco but it was a joy to see you pass by the Dungeness Crab at $9.99 a lb which made my mouth water as in North Florida they sadly don’t know what that crab is.

Ah the smell of new tires :) very entertaining 😊

light in the attic, that's cool. i ordered the Ennio Morricone box set from them they just moved their warehouse recently.

Waxed in a padded room. Perfect.

Excellent vid, once again. Unrelated comment. Please review the two new deluxe Little Feat releases. I have great copies of both of these fantastic albums, so do I need the extras? Thanks again for your great videos. I love your varied tastes. Unusual in the fairly uniform audiophile world.

Winifred Wagner was British, too.

Thought that place looked familiar! Been to that 13 coins!

One annoying thing about my move to rural KY is that we are 90 minutes from the nearest Costco. We've been members since 1988 and lived within a short drive of several costcos by the time we left Seattle. But we've actually gotten used to shopping for groceries at the local Krogers and Wal-mart and found that the prices are really not that different from costco. That being said, when the Kirkland "bold" coffee in Keurig cups goes on sale, we buy 5 cases. It works out to $.26 a cup and it tastes great. I've moved on from the fresh ground and french press days of my 20's and 30's. Just not worth the work for such a tiny difference. Also, because my daily commute was 150 miles on my FR-S, I went through 9 sets of Michelin SS and Sport S4 before I retired two years ago. I got to be on a first name basis with those guys. They got to know all four of my cars. I really like their tire department. And they lose money on the rotisserie chicken. I loved seeing 12 Coins again. I must confess that I've found that I can use your channel to check out what's happening in the Seattle scene. My band had played in Studio 7, and I bicycle commuted to my IT contracts in Seattle for a very long time. My son (he just turned 52) and his partner live in capitol hill. His partner collects vinyl, but I believe his TT is still in storage. I need to turn him on to your channel.

I am sad. My community doesn't have a Costco, only Walmart!!!

Loved all of it but that ending was brutal. Get some rest and enjoy some time alone, without the visitors who wouldn't leave.

I have to thank you and Harry for playing host for me. I had such a good time, it far exceeded my expectations...well except for my poor Whack-A-Mole showing

Mazzy you're quite the host. Much Thanks. Costco in Kirkland I presume.