Girmay Zahilay

So we're basically just funding with taxpayer funds, little hideouts for violent criminals, little hideouts for drug users, and little communities where drug dealers know that they can get an awful lot of business.

And going back to what Girmay Zahilay, how he's characterized this new tiny home village he wants to pay for with $5 million, no indication.

that being sober, that sobriety is a requirement of getting a tiny house there.

Never is.

The strike is organized through UNITE HERE Local 8, which reps around 7,000 workers.

The strike has been supported by Pramila Jayapal, Bob Ferguson, and on Labor Day, enjoyed a visit from Mayor Katie Wilson and Girmay Zahilay.

Back in August, Puget Sound Business Journal said that Embassy is losing $18,500 a week from one corporate client backing out, while the increase in salaries would only cost 2,500 a week.

Oh my God.