Wrinkled Socks

Apr 3, 2013, 7:47 AM | Updated: 7:50 am

On this Tuesday evening edition of TBTL, Luke and Andrew broadcast remotely from Crystal Clean Laundry for as long as they can before heading to the nearby bar. On the way there they catch sight of City Market’s historically hilarious signs, which were once featured at the local art gallery Vermillion.

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This episode just gave me flashbacks to living on Capitol Hill. It’s an amazing neighborhood in Seattle, until Friday night. That’s when frat guys swarm the hil and yell things like, “Whenever you go to Capitol Hill…you always end up at The Cha Cha!” And that is why I never end up at The Cha Cha, though I often started there.

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My Song of the Day: “Wakin On a Pretty Day” by Kurt Vile

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