Uncle Ike’s Pot Shop White Center Outlet

This is a great place although the location is a bit isolated. They have a great selection and the bud tender, Jimmy was very understanding of my needs and listened to what I wanted and also worked with me to go through each type of strain to make sure I got what I wanted. Unfortunately this is not something I can say about all Uncle Ikes centers as the very previous day I had a bad experience at another Uncle Ikes location. Although I do wish they had more selection for some of their glassware (this might be on me, they did give a fair warning that I had to come in closer to end of year to see more of such). They did have better stock that stores in Downtown Seattle. To some up, this is a fantastic spot and I hope you get Jimmy the next time you visit.

Things I like: Open later, lower prices, the donations from purchases and not too far from the bus stops.
Things that could be better: A plain bag option for people who walk and bus since, at least for me, it makes me nervous to advertise what I'm carrying; especially late night in White Center. I don't know if it's common to get weed stolen now but I assume there are still people that can't afford it or don't have an ID etc.
I've been going to pick up/shop on my disabled partners' behalf for a long time (I don't partake myself) but I'm still a generally anxious person and especially when making decisions. The person that helped me today had a bit of a frenetic energy and I felt kind of rushed even though there was only one other person there who was already being helped. Dunno if that's just his vibe or that it was getting late but that didn't help my anxiety/ability to decide what to get/ how much to spend. Maybe stores like Ike's are just used to people who know what they want already/able to make snap decisions.
I left feeling uncertain if I made the best choices or like I wish I'd asked to see different products. Or had the brain space to ask if the price might have been better if the edibles were sent in as a preorder vs directly picked in store.