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Reporter: WELCOME TO THE HOME

OF THE COUGARS, THE REAL

COUGARS NOT LIKE THE OTHERS AND

THE REST OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL

THE REAL COUGARS ARE HERE IN

PULLMAN AND ITS HOME OF THE AIR

RAID OFFENSE THE MOST

HIGHFLYING DEFENSIVE

COORDINATOR, LEGEND MAKING

OFFENSE IN THE COUNTRY.

YOU COME HERE TO CATCH 90 BALLS

A SEASON, 4000 YARDS RIGHT

HERE, YOU WANT TO KILL ON THE

ROUNDS AND SHOW YOUR SKILLS YOU

COME HERE.

THESE GUYS COME FROM EVERY

ANGLE, THEY FIRE ON THE

FOOTBALL CREATING NIGHTMARES

FOR QUARTERBACKS IN THE PACK

12.

IT'S THE HOME OF MARTIN STADIUM

THE MOST STATE-OF-THE-ART

FACILITY.

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST THINGS

ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE

UNIVERSITY.

YOU ARE IN A COLLEGE TOWN

SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU SEE IN THE

SECRETARY AND BIG 12 THE

ENTIRE TOWN SHUTS DOWN WHEN

IT'S FOOTBALL SEASON.

WE HAVE A PEP RALLY RIGHT

BEHIND US.

I'M TELLING YOU WE CAN'T EAT,

EVERYTHING SHUTS DOWN WHEN

COUGAR FOOTBALL IS IN THE

HOUSE.

IT'S ABOUT FAMILY.

IT'S ABOUT FINDING A PLACE

WHERE YOU CAN FOCUS ON THE MOST

IMPORTANT THINGS FOOTBALL AND

SCHOOL.

IF THAT'S FOR YOU, SO IS

For more infomation >> Nigel Burton hypes Washington State's powerful air raid offense on 'Burton's Pitch' - Duration: 1:19.

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Best CHEAP Restaurants in Washington DC - Duration: 5:37.

I'm going to tell you about my favorite inexpensive places to eat in Washington, DC.

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afterwards, to see the tours that I offer. In this video

I'm going to tell you about some of my personal favorite cheap places to eat. Before we get started,

let me just say that these are places that I

really enjoy eating, but food and restaurants is highly subjective,

so they might not be great for everybody. And Washington DC is a pretty expensive city,

so what I'm calling a "cheap eat" might not really be one back where you live.

So for the purpose of this video

I've tried to limit it down to places where you can get a meal for ten dollars or less

per person. And quick disclaimer that all of these prices are recent as of 2018.

I also picked places that are relatively easy to get to for most visitors.

So if you're also interested in some of my more obscure favorites, give this video a thumbs up so that I know there's interest in it.

And if you live in or have been to DC before and have any personal favorite places to eat,

leave a comment on this video and let everyone know what it is and why. With all of that said let's get started...

My first favorite is District Taco. This restaurant started about 10 years ago as a

single taco cart in nearby Arlington Virginia, and now they have locations all over the area.

You can get a set of three tacos, a burrito, or a burrito desnudo.

They also serve nachos and quesadillas; and on certain days of the week

fish tacos and shrimp tacos.

One of my favorite things about District Taco is the salsa bar, with salsas ranging from mild to very hot. One bonus hack for

District Taco is that while chips and guacamole usually cost extra,

if you get a meal without any meat on it,

they'll give you the guacamole for free. And if you haven't seen it yet,

make sure to check out the description where I have a video that tells you how you can save some money on places like District

Taco using the LevelUp app. My next recommendation is Good Stuff Eatery.

This is a burger restaurant owned by local celebrity chef Spike Mendelsohn, who you might recognize if you're into those food

competition shows on TV. The cool thing about Good Stuff is that you can get a sort of "celebrity chef experience" without paying the

celebrity chef prices. My personal favorite thing on the menu is the Coletti's smokehouse burger,

but if you're looking for something a little lighter, than Michelle melt, named after the former first lady, is a turkey burger

that's pretty excellent too. The burgers

here are mostly under ten bucks,

but it does get a little more expensive if you add fries and a drink.

So a useful lunch hack is that if you're traveling with a family or a group,

have everyone get their own burger and then share the fries and a shake.

The shakes are really delicious and super filling too.

My next pick, Falafel Inc, is truly the definition of a cheap eat. Falafel

sandwiches are only $3 and falafel bowls only $4. These are usually sufficient for an entire lunch,

but if you're a big eater

you can add a salad or some hummus for another $3. The six sauce options give you a chance to spice up your falafel

to your exact tastes. Now, when you go

don't be intimidated by the long line. The line moves quick because they have such a limited menu that they can move the orders really

quickly. This is also a great option

if you have vegetarians in your group because everything on the menu is vegetarian. Right now, there's just one location in Georgetown,

but keep an eye on this place because it's the kind of place

I wish I could invest in because I could see it going big very soon.

The next place on my list is &pizza because you can't have a list of cheap eats without including at least one pizza place.

Unlike the typical pizza place that has the unappetizing cold slices in the window that they heat up when you order them,

&pizza makes every single pie fresh right in front of you.

The pizzas are an interesting oval shape and honestly, they don't really fit into any kind of traditional style of pizza,

but they are a hundred percent

delicious. Most of their suggested pizzas cost right around $10

but if none of those interests you, you can build your own as well. A typical pizza could probably serve two medium hungry people or

someone who's really hungry could probably polish one off themself.

This next one on my list probably breaks my $10 rule,

but I still think it's worth it. Bub and Pop's is exactly where you want to go if you're looking for a true

mom-and-pop experience. This husband-and-wife team (and their son) prides themselves on making as much of their food as possible in-house. For me

it's worth it to splurge and get the pickle and chips on the side. One hack when you go is to try to avoid the

lunch rush on weekdays between about 11:30am and 1:30pm.

There are a lot of office buildings and hungry office workers nearby and the places delicious as this is going to draw a crowd.

And my last recommendation is a restaurant called TaKorean.

If you look closely at the name, you'll see it is a combination of the words taco and Korean.

I will be the first to admit that when I heard about this concept

I was extremely skeptical. It just didn't seem like a concept that really worked.

But I was hooked after my first bite and now I eat here all the time. Just like District Taco,

TaKorean also started as a single food truck and now has several locations in the city. One bonus hack for TaKorean is

that if you're in town on a Tuesday, they do have Taco Tuesday discounts. And that's it!

Thanks for watching this video.

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that'll send you over to www.triphacksdc.com where you can see all of the tours that I offer. Enjoy your trip!

For more infomation >> Best CHEAP Restaurants in Washington DC - Duration: 5:37.

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DIG DEEP // WASHINGTON MEASURE 1634 - Duration: 4:49.

Measure 1634 prevents taxes on groceries. That'll help people afford food.

In this economy, I should definitely vote YES on that.

You would think... but no.

I'm Jesse Pettibone and you're watching Dig Deep. The show where we dive into a

complicated topic and make it easier to understand. For the 2018 Election, I'll be

breaking down ballot measures in Oregon and Washington because there's some

important stuff in there. I basically just summarize Ballotpedia, a nonpartisan

fact-gathering site that talks about how measures got on the ballot, who's

funding them, and both pro and con arguments. I also share how I'll vote but I

always explain why, and at the end of the day, you can know however you want

I just want you to know what you're voting for.

Measure 1634 is a ban on a grocery tax

in Washington state. the idea is that it would help people afford groceries. this

seems like a pretty good idea except that Washington State already prohibits

taxing groceries. so like, why are we voting on it? 1634 redefines "groceries" to include

and that includes... soda.

In the last couple of election cities across the country have started trying to tax

soda and sugary beverages. and Big Beverage companies like Pepsi and Coca-Cola... hate it.

In fact, Oakland, California recently

passed a one cent soda tax. during that election Pepsi and Coke spent so much

money trying to get people to vote against it, they could have given every

citizen of Oakland $14 cold hard cash.

Well don't you look stupid. Can i buy your intelligence for $14?

Don't mind if I do. [ Narrator: and the tax still passed ]

Measure 1634 would take away our ability to tax sugary beverages in the future. but we're

not deciding whether we're going to tax them today, and we're definitely not

deciding if we're going to tax groceries... because we already forbid it. but Big

Beverage really wants to make sure we can never tax them ever which is why

they're spending so much money on this "vote yes" campaign and pretending it's about

affording groceries... which Washington already cannot tax. Did you catch that? I

just said Big Beverage is funding this campaign. that's right,

Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Keurig Dr. Pepper, and even Red Bull have spent more than eight million

dollars on this campaign to make Washington think they're voting for

affordable groceries. in case you're wondering, that's enough to give every

person in Washington $1.

Well hey there. You look stupid. Can I buy your intelligence for one whole dollar?

One dollar? that's insulting... but I'll take it.

now we definitely should have a deeper discussion about

the negative impacts that sugary beverages have on our economy through healthcare

Dig Deep 2019 episode don't forget to like and subscribe

but here's a summary:

heart disease is the number one cause of death in the US and diabetes

is number 7. and who pays for that? the taxpayers. not Pepsi and Coke. 1634 wants

to make sure the Pepsi and Coke will never pay for it and we will. if you already

think we should tax soda, your vote is an obvious "no" because if you vote yes,

we can never tax soda. but even if you're unsure, you should probably vote no and

here is my reasoning. we already don't tax groceries, so voting yes or no changes

nothing. we already have a sales tax so if you vote yes or no that also won't

change because the bill excludes any broad taxes across the state like a

sales tax. 1634 is literally just about taxing soda

If you vote YES on 1634, the only thing that

changes is cities and counties around the state can't decide to tax sugary

beverages ever unless we pass a measure to reverse this one.

If you vote NO on 1634, cities and counties would keep their ability to decide for themselves

if they want to tax sugary beverages.

mmm I love the sweet smell of communities making decisions for themselves.

If you didn't learn from all those movies growing up that corporations will destroy anything to

make a profit, or you haven't heard the many ways that Pepsi and Coke have done

that exact thing around the globe, remember that they spent eight million

dollars on this campaign right now to trick us into thinking we're voting for

affordable groceries... when we already have that law.

but I was going to give everyone one dollar

so F them, and vote NO on measure 1634 and then we can have

a discussion about whether or not we want to tax soda in a 2019 episode of

Dig Deep with some experts. But at least we'll have the ability to decide for ourselves.

Thanks for watching. if you like this video, give it a thumbs up and

don't forget to tell your friends because they need to vote too. hit

subscribe for more videos like this and don't forget to watch this entire

playlist for all of the Election 2018 explainer videos. then it's time to vote!

make sure you're registered and then you can vote by mail, drop-off, or in-person.

in order to find locations, deadlines, etc., you can go to vote.org or Google "Vote Washington"

or "Vote Oregon." happy election season, y'all.

For more infomation >> DIG DEEP // WASHINGTON MEASURE 1634 - Duration: 4:49.

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Washington State defeats Utah 28-24 - Duration: 2:21.

For more infomation >> Washington State defeats Utah 28-24 - Duration: 2:21.

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Pac-12 football: No. 11 Washington routs No. 20; No. 8 Irish past No. 7 Cardinal; No. 19 Oregon beat - Duration: 6:29.

Jake Browning completed 23 of 25 passes for 277 yards and one touchdown, and No. 11 Washington was thoroughly dominant on both sides in a 35-7 rout of No

20 BYU on Saturday night.  Washington (4-1) watched Browning play with the poise and accuracy expected of a fourth-year starting quarterback and saw its defense suffocate the Cougars (3-2)

Advertisement  The Huskies were on the verge of their first shutout of a ranked opponent since 1990 until a muffed punt led to Lopini Katoa 1-yard TD run with 41 seconds left against Washington's backups

The Huskies last shutout of a ranked team came against Southern California nearly 30 years ago

 at No. 8 Notre Dame 38, No. 7 Stanford 17: Ian Book threw for four touchdowns and No

8 Notre Dame's defense stifled Stanford to end a three-game losing streak to the Cardinal with a 38-17 victory Saturday night

 Starting his second straight game, Book completed 24 of 33 passes for 278 yards, including an 8-yard TD to Miles Boykin

Boykin had career highs in receptions (11) and yardage (144).  Boykin's touchdown gave the Irish (5-0) a 31-17 lead over the Cardinal (4-1) with 8:16 remaining

After Notre Dame's Te'von Coney intercepted Stanford quarterback K.J. Costello, Book threw a 35-yard scoring pass to Alize Mack 14 seconds later to seal the victory

 No. 19 Oregon 42, at No. 24 California 24: Justin Herbert threw two touchdown passes and La'Mar Winston Jr

returned a fumble for a touchdown to help No. 19 Oregon bounce back from a crushing loss a week ago by beating No

24 California 42-24 on Saturday night.  Travis Dye ran for 115 yards and a touchdown and C

J. Vardell ran for 106 yards as the Ducks (4-1, 1-1 Pac-12) got a big road win against the Golden Bears (3-1, 0-1) after losing all four conference games away from home a year ago

 A week after blowing a 17-point, second-half lead in a 38-31 overtime loss to Stanford, the Ducks broke out to a 35-10 lead early in the third quarter

Cal responded with a TD run by Patrick Laird and had chances to cut further into the deficit after Dye lost a fumble

 at Washington State 28, Utah 24: Gardner Minshew threw an 89-yard touchdown pass to Easop Winston Jr

late in the fourth quarter to lift Washington State to a 28-24 victory over Utah on Saturday

 Washington State (4-1, 1-1 Pac-12) shredded the nation's No. 1 defense for 454 total yards and won its 10th straight home game

 Utah (2-2, 0-2) was coming off a bye week. The Utes defense came in allowing just 12

3 points and 204 yards per game.  Minshew completed 31 of 56 passes for three touchdowns and one interception

 Winston caught four passes for 115 yards.  at Arizona State 52, Oregon State 24: Eno Benjamin rushed for a school record 312 yards on 30 carries and scored four touchdowns as Arizona State beat Oregon State 52-24 on Saturday night, giving coach Herm Edwards his first Pac-12 victory

 Benjamin, a sophomore from Wylie, Texas, scored on runs of 44, 47 and 10 yards and caught an 8-yard touchdown pass

Advertisement  Freshman Jermar Jefferson gained 254 yards on 31 attempts and scored twice for Oregon State (1-4, 0-2), becoming the third Beaver in school history to top 200 yards in a game twice in a season

 Other scores:  USC 24, at Arizona 20

For more infomation >> Pac-12 football: No. 11 Washington routs No. 20; No. 8 Irish past No. 7 Cardinal; No. 19 Oregon beat - Duration: 6:29.

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Utah loses to Washington State, 28-24 - Duration: 2:06.

For more infomation >> Utah loses to Washington State, 28-24 - Duration: 2:06.

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Doctor Washington - Duration: 1:01.

Doctor Washington