Sumner

I'm an introvert.

And when my parents lived in Sumner, Washington, before they moved in with my sister, I would be visiting from Texas.

I lived in Texas back then.

And I'd be the first one to open up Starbucks.

These are the incredible kids who power this show with their questions, ideas, mystery sounds, drawings, and high fives.

[upbeat music] Theo from Sumner, Washington, Henry and Felix from Geneva, Switzerland, Marina from Modesto, California, Maddie and Taylor from Markham, Ontario, Lily from Syracuse, Utah, Ivy from Belleville, Ontario, Baker from Seattle, Miko from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Sophie from Richfield, Minnesota, Ryan from Greenville, North Carolina, Ever from Los Angeles, Stella from Dallas, Texas, Juniper from Beacon, New York, Aiden and Declan from Saratoga Springs, Utah, Avery from Jamison, Pennsylvania, Berlin from Seattle, Rebecca and Claire from Santa Clara, California, Leah and Hannah from Melbourne, Australia, Emory from Kensington, Maryland, Mark from Bardonia, New York, Stella from Forney, Texas, Tessa from Kitchener, Ontario, Rio from Toronto, Mary Lou from Haarlem, Netherlands, Lila from Paris, Eva and Gus from Chanhassen, Minnesota, Logan from Dare, New Hampshire, McKenzie from Beverly Hills, Michigan, Alina from San Jose, California, Fletcher and Weston from Poulsbo, Washington, Zach from Melbourne, Australia, River from Sydney, Australia, Will from Canberra, Australia, Jasper from Plano, Texas, Eleanor from Pensacola, Florida, Cole from Portland, Maine, Evelyn from Katy, Texas, Genevieve from Hampton, Maine, Henry from Cumming, Georgia, Oliver from Coventry, UK, Eliza from Denver, Grace from Winchester, Virginia, Whitney from Tiburon, California, Alice from Raleigh, North Carolina, Jonathan from Westerly, Rhode Island, Beckett from Fairplay, Colorado, Xander from Mercer Island, Washington, Amo from Toms River, New Jersey, Bronte from Sydney, Australia, Piper from Broomfield, Colorado, Henry and Stella from Lake Stevens, Washington, Alexandra from New York City, Demetrios from El Cerrito, California, Matilda from Montpelier, Vermont, Mei from Portland, Oregon, Colin from Irvine, California, Harvey from Cheltenham, UK, Sammy from Philadelphia, Ruby from Raleigh, North Carolina, William from Zurich, Annika from San Francisco, and Auden from Lake Mary, Florida.

Brains Honor Roll.

High fives.

And you're seeing it across the board.

Amazon to lay off over 100 workers across Seattle, Bellevue, and Sumner.

121 workers across multiple facilities were affected.

Amazon is out now, it's Monday, beginning of this week.

It will lay off approximately 121 employees.

Layoffs are disclosed in the Warren.

You've got 49 employees at the Bellevue facility, 32 in the Sumner facility.

And one employee who works remotely in Washington.

And that does feel like Braylon Pope to me.

6'1", 175 pounds, out of Sumner, Washington.

So he's a local guy.

Star rating, we have 61st percentile on him.

That's the filing that big companies have to do with the state saying, Hey, we're going to fire some people.

Amazon's cutting 121 jobs, Washington State, new regulatory filing on Monday, hitting corporate tech teams in Bellevue, where I'm broadcasting from, and Seattle, as well as fulfillment operations in Sumner.

Got a big, big operation down in Sumner.

Amazon, who knew, right? Largest single concentration of cuts is in the Bellevue, where 49 employees ranging from entry-level software development engineers and applied scientists to a vice president of legal and senior software managers were notified.

Your services? will no longer be required.

Product managers and technical writers.

Beyond corporate offices, 32 positions were cut.

at the fulfillment center in Sumner affecting warehouse associates, service technicians and safety specialists.

This is Corbin Smith, host of the Locked On Seahawks podcast.

A special thanks to all the 12s tuning in, whether you are listening in from Frankfurt, Germany, or you are tuning in from nearby, nearby Sumner, Washington.

Greatly appreciate each and every one of you for making Locked On Seahawks your first listen five days a week.

In this case, it is still five days a week, because we had some Friday night lights football going on in Kansas City, the final preseason game for the Seahawks.

Laura's father was in aerospace engineering and his job took them to different states.

Laura attended Sumner High School in Sumner, Washington.

And she looked like she was one of the cool kids for sure.

Just look at her locker, her hair, the sunglasses.

He's Nick Lee, my co-host here for Blue Friday.

A special thanks to all the 12s who are listening in, whether you are in nearby Sumner, Washington, or listening down in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

We appreciate each and every one of you for making Locked On Seahawks your first listen five days a week.

The Seahawks holding a single joint practice in Nashville against the Titans today.