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Club420
01-14-2010, 10:54 PM
Just want to tell people there is a new Club in Tacoma for Authorized Patients.

All kinds of help available getting started, from supplies to advice to genetics, we can help with everything you need!

Call us at 253-507-6290 or visit us on the web: http://northendclub420.com/

Thanks!

gypski
01-14-2010, 11:33 PM
Just want to tell people there is a new Club in Tacoma for Authorized Patients.

All kinds of help available getting started, from supplies to advice to genetics, we can help with everything you need!

Call us at 253-507-6290 or visit us on the web: http://northendclub420.com/

Thanks!

Sounds interesting, but you should be more open about what you have for patients without becoming a member. California co-ops post their menus for all to see. :twocents: :thumbsup:

Club420
01-14-2010, 11:44 PM
That has more to do with keeping it if the search engines than anything else. Unfortunately, that's the only way to know a human is reading the info and not a bot.

I wish it weren't so. Maybe after things change some more. :rasta:

Club420
01-15-2010, 10:56 AM
Ok, keeping it OFF the search engines! That's what I was trying to say. :)

Club420
01-17-2010, 12:36 PM
After some discussion, the menu is now viewable by anyone.

gypski
01-17-2010, 04:14 PM
After some discussion, the menu is now viewable by anyone.

Your eight price is reasonable, and your menu looks tasty. :jointsmile:

WashougalWonder
01-18-2010, 01:11 PM
I don't get it. How are you getting around the no dispensary law?

Also, I kinda disagree with the fairness of the price. That is the going street price. What about compassion for the sick person? My patients have been on state medical aid. Crap I give it to them. If they donate, so be it, but they don't, they can't afford to.

You have a sliding scale for those folks?

Sorry. I sound harsh, I do not mean to. I just think street price is not fair to the medical person.

gypski
01-18-2010, 03:32 PM
I don't get it. How are you getting around the no dispensary law?

Also, I kinda disagree with the fairness of the price. That is the going street price. What about compassion for the sick person? My patients have been on state medical aid. Crap I give it to them. If they donate, so be it, but they don't, they can't afford to.

You have a sliding scale for those folks?

Sorry. I sound harsh, I do not mean to. I just think street price is not fair to the medical person.

You would really be pissed about $50 an eighth on the east side of the state, and then they want a taste on top. Black market thrives. But, I do prefer ten $ or less for a gram. Nice to see you can give it away. I could use a donation of medicine. Need an address????? :D

jackmillions
01-19-2010, 02:59 AM
Also, I kinda disagree with the fairness of the price. That is the going street price. What about compassion for the sick person? My patients have been on state medical aid. Crap I give it to them. If they donate, so be it, but they don't, they can't afford to.

Fair is in the eye of the beholder. If it's not YOUR idea of fair, then go elsewhere, it's that simple.

If YOU want to see $10 eights, then start your own deal and request smaller donations -- rather than bitch and moan about someone else who is actually doing something productive. Maybe you are doing that, then kudos to you and where's YOUR website?

The reality is that anyone involved in helping supply meds to MMJ patients is accepting some level of risk. They need some money to cover that risk. That's just a fact. So, either help those who are helping you, or don't. That's your choice to make.

I'm just a bit tired of hearing the old refrain "I'm poor, I deserve something cheap, or something free" as critizism of anyone and everyone in the MMJ community who is trying to help patients. So here's a novel idea: work for it, or start your own system of helping others.. or keep whining, whatever floats your boat.

I'm not affiliated with that club in any way shape or form. I genuinly wish everyone success whether they are charging 'street' prices or bargain basement prices.

This is just my personal $.02.

Club420
01-19-2010, 07:43 AM
The only reason we started it is there are people charging $20 - $30 a gram, wearing halos and acting like they're helping people.

So, we have to pay $25 for 1/8 oz and we ask for a $40 donation. Any retail business would quickly die with that kind of margin - you make more off of bubble gum - and they're legal business with no unusual risks. That doesn't even count the stuff we give away.

We just want to create a self-sustaining club that actually HELPS patients. But, that takes money and we have to start somewhere. Remember, we're patients, too.

We would be happy to give it away for free if we could get it at that price. But, all the folks with weight seem to want a minimum of $3200/lb.

That's kinda hard to get around.

Anyone wanna sell us medical-grade herb for $1600/lb? That's $100/oz.

I know places where you can't even get Mexican brickweed for $100/oz.

See the problem?

So, unless a truck full of prime bud gets left in our parking lot or some generous benefactor writes us a hefty check, we're gonna hafta do this the hard way. But, we can't sit idly by as profiteers are cashing in on the sick and injured, while gleefully counting their stacks. It's sickening.

WashougalWonder
01-19-2010, 12:57 PM
I do see the problem. It is not just you, it is the whole shebang. If you have to buy then ya, you have to make money. I am a businessman. I understand. I just feel that people using for medical reasons should pay less than a recreational user.

I don't set the prices, I just see them. Sure I would love a donation to offset my costs. It does cost to grow.

Sorry Gypski, I already have a patient I supply.

And, Jack, I am not whining, moaning, or any of the other stuff you stated. I asked a question and I stated my impressions. Quit looking for an issue. Sorry if my statements came out that way, I have issues expressing myself.

I still would like to know how the heck you are getting around the dispensary law. I would start one if I knew I could safely do so and not break the law.

If someone is on state medical aide you feel they should pay full pop?

I understand regular prescription meds are expensive too. I think those folks get a break at the pharmacy, why not with MMJ? I am not saying just hand the stuff out for nearly free, look to the need for a sliding scale.

The world is full of greedy people, not saying club420 is at all. I am talking the whole forest, not one tree.

Club420
01-19-2010, 03:13 PM
I still would like to know how the heck you are getting around the dispensary law. I would start one if I knew I could safely do so and not break the law.
I've had AIDS since '93.

We've supposedly had medical marijuana since '98.

I'm tired of waiting for the government to follow the mandate of the people.

At this point, I'm more angry at the government than scared of it - and I believe in jury nullification.


If someone is on state medical aide you feel they should pay full pop?
Until December, I was on SSI. No one "in the business" gave me even so much as a free seed. There were plenty of so-called "compassionate souls" asking $20 - $30 a gram, though.

However, those people don't post in forums and open themselves up like this. Why should they? They're getting paid. That's all they care about. I'm posting because we need people - not customers. We need volunteers and people like yourself, who want to make a difference in their communities. You don't get that by hiding in a corner and doing deals in parking lots.

And, yes, we do actually give away a fair portion of the product. That's one of the problems we have. It's not like we're even getting the full $40/eighth. Just yesterday, we paid for a doctors visit for a patient who called and was desperate for help. Do you think she went home without meds? Do you think she paid for them? So, that's a case where we gave away $200 AND some meds. That was yesterday in Tacoma - not long, long ago in some far away land.

Here's the deal: so far, only criminals and greedy types are in this industry in Washington. There are co-ops and patient groups. But, they operate very quietly. The average person would take months to find one. So, we want to change things. Unfortunately, though, we're just regular patients with no real resources. We don't have the kind of money it takes to even rent a building. So, it figures we would want to do this. The people we help are OUR people.

killerweed420
01-19-2010, 06:30 PM
As has been already stated here, if you don't want to pay for your meds there are options. Just remember if the state takes over the sales its going to cost a lot more than $350-$400 an ounce.

WashougalWonder
01-20-2010, 01:30 AM
As has been already stated here, if you don't want to pay for your meds there are options. Just remember if the state takes over the sales its going to cost a lot more than $350-$400 an ounce.

Ya, I know, the whole thing is a mess, and not just in WA.

Well until I can do a coop/dispensary/whatever you want to call it......within the confines of the law and not risk spending the last of my painful life in jail and loosing our home and all that other shit that goes along with this big F'ed up mess we call a country.....

Yahoo for you with that lady....I commend you. See that kinda stuff needs to come out too.

I hope I did not upset you, I really did not intend to. You sound like good peoples. Bummer you have AIDS. I wish you best and hope you stay the sunny side up with all this. Just so long as folks like the lady you mentioned don't suffer I am all for ya.

You folks need to understand I used to be an EMT Paramedic before I got disabled. I really, really care about people getting relief for their issues. I really, really hate seeing folks profiteer (not profit) from someone else's misfortune.

The outright legalization may indeed really screw up the market but I think in long term it will stabilize the market (IF we don't get screwed by the government...ya right).

Ideally, supply and demand should set the price. The price is exaggerated over the cost specifically because of the risk and the cost of the risk taken. Myself, I see the stuff coming down. I have acquaintances in Cali that cannot get their price anymore since there is such a prevalence of product via the dispensaries............ That sounds healthy to me.

The last time I bought was 1991, I paid $40 for a 1/4. Guess I am just an olden days person.

Club420
01-22-2010, 01:56 PM
We certainly appreciate your support!

It's hard enough to fight the system. We don't need to fight each other. That only helps the enemy. (Even though it's really hard to keep my mouth shut about some of the stuff I see.)

Club420
01-22-2010, 07:25 PM
By the way, we now have FaceBook connect. So, if you have a FaceBook account, you can log in to Club 420 using your facebook ID: Login To Club 420 Using FaceBook! - Tacoma, WA Medical Marijuana - North End Club 420 (http://northendclub420.com/Login-To-Club-420-Using-t134.html)

gypski
01-22-2010, 07:59 PM
By the way, we now have FaceBook connect. So, if you have a FaceBook account, you can log in to Club 420 using your facebook ID: Login To Club 420 Using FaceBook! - Tacoma, WA Medical Marijuana - North End Club 420 (http://northendclub420.com/Login-To-Club-420-Using-t134.html)

Are you considering mail order after you have received a qualifying patients explicitly stated authorization within the state? There are some counties that don't have access other then the black market or their distance prohibits travel to a place of access. :D

Club420
01-22-2010, 09:59 PM
Wow! You are an imaginative individual, aren't you? That thought never would have crossed my mind.

On the face of it, I'd have to say we will deliver, like a pizza gets delivered. But, I don't foresee a day, any time soon, when sending stuff through the post won't be a rather quick form of organizational suicide, not to mention incarceration for the participants.

It doesn't sound prudent and it would be of negligible value to the community we serve, I think. Most patients aren't exactly jet-setters.

gypski
01-22-2010, 10:30 PM
Wow! You are an imaginative individual, aren't you? That thought never would have crossed my mind.

On the face of it, I'd have to say we will deliver, like a pizza gets delivered. But, I don't foresee a day, any time soon, when sending stuff through the post won't be a rather quick form of organizational suicide, not to mention incarceration for the participants.

It doesn't sound prudent and it would be of negligible value to the community we serve, I think. Most patients aren't exactly jet-setters.

I can see your point about the mail, but if a service like UPS or FedEx is used, its not interstate, but intrastate commerce. Exactly the legal ramifications remains to be seen. Imaginative? I prefer creative, but both are relative. It is a novel idea though. :D

jackmillions
01-23-2010, 09:28 PM
I can see your point about the mail, but if a service like UPS or FedEx is used, its not interstate, but intrastate commerce. Exactly the legal ramifications remains to be seen. Imaginative? I prefer creative, but both are relative. It is a novel idea though. :D

Except that UPS and FedEx are national/international companies, so it could surely be considered interstate. Just my $.02

You'd have to use a in state courier service, that only has a WA business license, and operates in no other state. But even that probably wouldn't be wise, at this point in time.

Don't tempt providence imho.

Telurmomisaidhi
01-24-2010, 01:31 AM
I went to northendclub420 today. They might charge a decent cost , but it is power!!!! If you dont desire the power, they have lower grade stuff that is relatively cheap.

Thanks 420club!!!!

Club420
02-23-2010, 10:25 AM
Tacoma, WA Medical Marijuana - North End Club 420 -> FREE Classes Every Saturday!! 1PM (http://northendclub420.com/FREE-Classes-Every-Saturday-a1-in-forum3.html)

We're having FREE classes every Saturday at 1.

Classes are about everything from basic growing to health and medicine to processing cannabis to dealing with law enforcement.

A different subject each week!

NO Reservations Required

NO Fees or Costs

ABSOLUTELY FREE

Seating is limited. So, be a little early!

Club420
02-23-2010, 10:29 AM
Before anyone asks, I'm not sure what the class will be this week...

I'll announce it in a day or two. :thumbsup:

killerweed420
02-23-2010, 06:56 PM
What are your requirements for MMJ proof?

Club420
02-24-2010, 01:53 PM
You just need a card or doc's recommendation. We have a form you sign in which you swear your documents are legit.

No fees, no hassles.

This Saturday's class is Cloning 101. :)

jamessr
02-25-2010, 03:33 AM
These guys rock even if they won't have me as a customer or help me !! At least they will help and service others.

Club420
02-25-2010, 02:51 PM
Correction: Saturday's class is Beginning - Intermediate Growing with a Clone Exchange.

We are a club, not a business. We don't have any customers, just members.

seattlegreens
04-02-2010, 12:41 AM
As has been already stated here, if you don't want to pay for your meds there are options. Just remember if the state takes over the sales its going to cost a lot more than $350-$400 an ounce.

Wait wait wait.

Are you saying that if the state totally legalized weed and legal tobacco companies got involved it would be $350-$400 an ounce?

I only ask because I've seen these things that come 20 to a pack that cost less than $10. They are produced legally, and taxed to shit, costing less than $1 per pack to produce, and sold for only $2 a pack in Mexico.

Are you actually saying that drug dealers are better for putting price pressure on the market than government or legal business?

seattlegreens
04-02-2010, 12:48 AM
Just want to tell people there is a new Club in Tacoma for Authorized Patients.

All kinds of help available getting started, from supplies to advice to genetics, we can help with everything you need!

Call us at 253-507-6290 or visit us on the web: Tacoma, WA Medical Marijuana - North End Club 420 (http://northendclub420.com/)

Thanks!

Your club is doing a service to the industry.
It may be prohibitively expensive for most suffering patients, true.

But, with more clubs like your helping patients, and it becoming more in the open every day, this will bring more competition. This will allow MMJ patients more choice, driving prices down at the retail level. At that point, you'll have more power to ask your growers for a discount.

Even better would be growers to start their own business.
They could easily get rich and with $100 an ounce prices.

If a group like this supplies loads of cheap medicine it will really hurt the cartels, foreign or domestic. They'll have less power for their criminal enterprises and we'll have more security and less of a black mark on MMJ in general.

- Wish you luck. Hopefully you can grow big enough and public enough to start changing things.

killerweed420
04-02-2010, 01:42 AM
Wait wait wait.

Are you saying that if the state totally legalized weed and legal tobacco companies got involved it would be $350-$400 an ounce?

I only ask because I've seen these things that come 20 to a pack that cost less than $10. They are produced legally, and taxed to shit, costing less than $1 per pack to produce, and sold for only $2 a pack in Mexico.

Are you actually saying that drug dealers are better for putting price pressure on the market than government or legal business?

Absolutely it would end up more expensive. Because government will require a whole host of new laws regulating, taxing and controlling the market, just like they do cigarettes. That will mean a lot of extra expenses for a legitimate business. If we get the new intiative passed, a big if, Prices will drop some for a temporary period until our legisalture gets there hands on drafting new regulations and taxes. If there was some way to completely remove any government intervention then I would agree, costs would come way down.

gypski
04-02-2010, 02:01 AM
Absolutely it would end up more expensive. Because government will require a whole host of new laws regulating, taxing and controlling the market, just like they do cigarettes. That will mean a lot of extra expenses for a legitimate business. If we get the new intiative passed, a big if, Prices will drop some for a temporary period until our legisalture gets there hands on drafting new regulations and taxes. If there was some way to completely remove any government intervention then I would agree, costs would come way down.

I agree that the state should have minimal anything to due with cannabis. They can sell a license to grow for a nominal fee, and to maybe sales tax recreational cannabis. But, to run it like they do the government itself would only fuck it up!! :D

Club420
04-04-2010, 06:10 PM
Even better would be growers to start their own business.
They could easily get rich and with $100 an ounce prices.
Not with a 15-plant limit, they won't.

"The folks up at Club 420 are interested in people. They are giving and empathetic. "W.A.M.M.U." gives them their highest marks for a compassionate club."

"For Washington to be a leader in the creation of MMj clubs, the model of Club420, should be used." Rico [director of W.A.M.M.U.]

Washington Association of Medical Marijuana Users.

website in production
Thank you very much for the compliments.

But, sometimes, it's hard to not feel like we're still stumbling around in the dark. We have so many things we want to do... we've really hardly even started. ;)

jamessr
04-05-2010, 03:06 AM
Not with a 15-plant limit, they won't.

Thank you very much for the compliments.

But, sometimes, it's hard to not feel like we're still stumbling around in the dark. We have so many things we want to do... we've really hardly even started. ;)

I personally endorse NEC420, for what it's worth.:thumbsup:

Can't wait too see NEC420 expand statewide. You guy's have ethics and principle, which others do not.:D They have greed and chance in mind.

seattlegreens
04-05-2010, 03:51 PM
Absolutely it would end up more expensive. Because government will require a whole host of new laws regulating, taxing and controlling the market, just like they do cigarettes. That will mean a lot of extra expenses for a legitimate business. If we get the new intiative passed, a big if, Prices will drop some for a temporary period until our legisalture gets there hands on drafting new regulations and taxes. If there was some way to completely remove any government intervention then I would agree, costs would come way down.

Ok.. so if it became legal, just like beer, it would be more expensive.
And, if it became legal that would make private drug dealers whom are now not taking any risk and have a huge economy of scale, raise their prices.

Wow

seattlegreens
04-05-2010, 03:54 PM
Not with a 15-plant limit, they won't.




1 - if it was legal there would be no plant limit
2 - most anybody supplying pounds are not following the law, obviously

I can agree nobody will get rich off growing 15 plants.
According to people here though, economy of scale and legalization would make things more expensive for your business.

Club420
04-05-2010, 04:18 PM
According to people here though, economy of scale and legalization would make things more expensive for your business.
First of all, we aren't a for-profit business. We are a not-for-profit. I just want that to be made clear, for the record.

Second, I think you miss the point. We all agree that outright, unfettered legalization would be a GREAT thing. But. we aren't so naive as to think such a thing will ever come to pass. The free market and the law of supply and demand will not control prices. It will be tightly-controlled and highly-regulated and THAT will screw up any pipe dreams you might be having about living in a society where the damned government leaves us be!

killerweed420
04-05-2010, 04:32 PM
As we've already seen in Cali. They're using zoning ordinances to shutdown legitimate dispensaries, and new taxing procedures to suck as much of the money up as they can. Thats why I'm against having government involved. They will tax the shit out of it. Pretty much every year or 2 they will keep increasing the tax. And hence force it back underground again.

Lemonhoko
04-05-2010, 06:58 PM
First of all, we aren't a for-profit business. We are a not-for-profit. I just want that to be made clear, for the record.

Second, I think you miss the point. We all agree that outright, unfettered legalization would be a GREAT thing. But. we aren't so naive as to think such a thing will ever come to pass. The free market and the law of supply and demand will not control prices. It will be tightly-controlled and highly-regulated and THAT will screw up any pipe dreams you might be having about living in a society where the damned government leaves us be!



He wants more government control and involvement. For some reason, , by what ive read and understood by Seattlegreens posts, he wishes for big pharm and government to control our MMJ.
Sounds awefully fishy to me. goes against the wishes of almost EVERYONE I met in life. I wonder if there is a reason or a motive behind this kind of mindset?
Why is the profit margin or the business of anyone else concern you Seattlegreens?
The 420 club is a club of patients helping patients. It cant be more simple than that....if there is a profit or a loss of monies, its no ones business but the people involved.
Bottom line is patients are being helped and THATS ALL THAT SHOULD MATTER!!!!

PaNheAdjay
04-05-2010, 11:39 PM
Hey Michael do you still have a menu posted? I can't find it.

seattlegreens
04-06-2010, 03:57 AM
He wants more government control and involvement. For some reason, , by what ive read and understood by Seattlegreens posts, he wishes for big pharm and government to control our MMJ.
Sounds awefully fishy to me. goes against the wishes of almost EVERYONE I met in life. I wonder if there is a reason or a motive behind this kind of mindset?
Why is the profit margin or the business of anyone else concern you Seattlegreens?
The 420 club is a club of patients helping patients. It cant be more simple than that....if there is a profit or a loss of monies, its no ones business but the people involved.
Bottom line is patients are being helped and THATS ALL THAT SHOULD MATTER!!!!

1) - I want LESS government regulation than currently.
Prohibition by definition is your government granting you less freedom than something being legal. The government would be smaller without so many people in jail and so many cops, DEA, etc going into our private lives.
Do you feel safer buying from a drug dealer than from the liquor store?

2) I am sorry EVERYONE you have met wishes us to be less free to use or grow a plant. My motive is selfish in that I want cheaper weed. It's also selfish because I want the place I live to be a better place, with less government intervention.

3) Patients helping patients is much better than nobody being helped at all.
Maybe you could say there are shades of grey.
I'd list them like this (best being on top, best option being on bottom)
- total prohibition
- current state - schedule 1, not allowed at hospital, etc
- medical state (like opiates, or antidepressants)
- total legalization - like beer
if we can move the scale downwards and get it to at least a medical state, we would be doing a great thing for our economy and our freedom.

jamessr
04-06-2010, 04:47 AM
As we've already seen in Cali. They're using zoning ordinances to shutdown legitimate dispensaries, and new taxing procedures to suck as much of the money up as they can. Thats why I'm against having government involved. They will tax the shit out of it. Pretty much every year or 2 they will keep increasing the tax. And hence force it back underground again.

The obama admin. stated that as long as dispensaries are following state law then all is good, no DEA freaks going wild. Well now, we have them now creating these zoning ordinances in response to the federal prosecution guidelines of as long as in compliance with state law.....

Here come da freaks again.:wtf:

Lemonhoko
04-06-2010, 02:52 PM
1) - I want LESS government regulation than currently.
Prohibition by definition is your government granting you less freedom than something being legal. The government would be smaller without so many people in jail and so many cops, DEA, etc going into our private lives.
Do you feel safer buying from a drug dealer than from the liquor store?

2) I am sorry EVERYONE you have met wishes us to be less free to use or grow a plant. My motive is selfish in that I want cheaper weed. It's also selfish because I want the place I live to be a better place, with less government intervention.

3) Patients helping patients is much better than nobody being helped at all.
Maybe you could say there are shades of grey.
I'd list them like this (best being on top, best option being on bottom)
- total prohibition
- current state - schedule 1, not allowed at hospital, etc
- medical state (like opiates, or antidepressants)
- total legalization - like beer
if we can move the scale downwards and get it to at least a medical state, we would be doing a great thing for our economy and our freedom.




People like you make me sick. You want it given to you for free,
Grow it yourself. I have grown for over 30 years and do not buy from any one. But you want the government to come in and tell me how much my meds are worth.
Like I said, if you wish to lower the costs of MJ, then grow it yourself. If you do not wish to grow it yourself, then dont complain about the prices.
I dont wish to hear excuses of my landlord wont let me grow or I cant afford a place to grow. These are all obsticles one must over come to grow...and that comes with a price too buddy.
So feel almighty in your cause to lower the price of weed....it aint gonna happen. All you will do is create bad feelings amoungst those that are trying to supply and those that have to pay for it.

Where would you (Seattlegreens) get your meds if all the "backstreet" dealers and growers all of a sudden stopped?
Get real dude!

Club420
04-06-2010, 05:01 PM
Hey Michael do you still have a menu posted? I can't find it.
No, we got rid of it. It turned out to be a magnet for trolls... people with weed to sell would lie and say our shit sucks, then sell their own. One more way to get screwed on the internet, I guess.

killerweed420
04-06-2010, 05:05 PM
And this is why I want it completely outside of government control. Its a plant, it should never have been regulated to negin with. If we have government control poor people will be screwed unless the government would supply the for free. And I'm not in favour of the government supplying anything.

PaNheAdjay
04-07-2010, 01:12 AM
No, we got rid of it. It turned out to be a magnet for trolls... people with weed to sell would lie and say our shit sucks, then sell their own. One more way to get screwed on the internet, I guess.

ok, well I guess will just have to come by and see for myself soon!!!

seattlegreens
04-07-2010, 02:38 AM
People like you make me sick.

If you do not wish to grow it yourself, then dont complain about the prices.

Where would you (Seattlegreens) get your meds if all the "backstreet" dealers and growers all of a sudden stopped?
Get real dude!

Sorry I make you sick.

If you get thrown in jail or your house taken away for growing weed, don't complain. Be happy you were not vocal for legalization I guess?

The blackmarket will always exist when drugs are illegal.
When it's legal, most everyone will buy at the store, just like most everyone buys their booze there.
You may still grow at home, just like a few grow tobacco at home and make their own home beer. More power to you if you choose to go that route.

joshdub
04-07-2010, 04:25 AM
i was a lil disapointed... i went to the club today... walked in not sure if i was in the right place... but then i saw the business card... noone was at the lil glass window but i could hear people in the back and see em smoking... i was really lookin forward to see what you guys had to offer but i guess ill have to take my business else where...

JoshDub

Club420
04-08-2010, 03:14 PM
I'm sorry you missed us. But, it's almost impossible for me to understand how.

There are three signs at the front door asking patients to ring a doorbell and then enter.

Did you miss them?

And the inner door that was locked, did you knock on it?

Or the intercom right next to that door and the window? Did you push that button and say hello?

Or maybe the intercom by the front door? That one works, too.

There are about five ways to get our attention, including a phone. I can't imagine that adding a sixth way would help much. The first five work fine. The only other option is to leave our doors wide open - and that's not gonna happen.

Anyway, like you said, there are other options out there. Good luck on your quest.

jamessr
04-09-2010, 01:19 AM
I'm sorry you missed us. But, it's almost impossible for me to understand how.

There are three signs at the front door asking patients to ring a doorbell and then enter.

Did you miss them?

And the inner door that was locked, did you knock on it?

Or the intercom right next to that door and the window? Did you push that button and say hello?

Or maybe the intercom by the front door? That one works, too.

There are about five ways to get our attention, including a phone. I can't imagine that adding a sixth way would help much. The first five work fine. The only other option is to leave our doors wide open - and that's not gonna happen.

Anyway, like you said, there are other options out there. Good luck on your quest.

Can't imagine anyone needing a neon sign:wtf:...I know when I walk into an office..I don't see anyone...I look for the bells and whistles, maybe even the fog horn...they are there for a reason...

But, that's when I am in an office for a reason, not just too check things out...like the wall paint, door grain type, carpet strands...get the idea..??

jamessr
04-10-2010, 12:00 AM
If you are communicating with me, never do it again. I really don't care if you think that I am thick.

Here is another thought, if you were trying to communicate with JoshDub, I think you were about 8 or 9 hours late with your rebuke.

This is what I know. Were I having a heavy pain day, and I had done much the same. I quite possibly would have had the same response. And, after one nosy fuck ( in reality me ) had already tried to talk me down with an invitation back, and some other old bastard decided to give me grief. I would be highly pissed.

So have you ever been in pain and grumpy, HUH?

I just left one mean assed forum, don't make me scratch this off, too.

Notice the proper spelling and usage of the word "too" or also

One love brothers,

Read these words; fill the distasteful parts with your own beliefs.

It was a general communication...in California they have neon signs pointing out the places to go...if your thick...sorry. Wasn't my point.

joshdub
04-10-2010, 12:28 AM
damn you cant even have fun reading this stuff with out getting mad... why cant people just be hapy that we have the right to grow and smoke it :) so be happy :) and sacreds been pretty nice mabye one of these days ill stop by to the NEC420... and no i dont think there needs to be a neon sign maybe just a bright piece of paper or a lil arrow or post on the site when you come by ring the bell...

happy tokin lil monsters
JoshDub

Lemonhoko
04-11-2010, 03:41 AM
damn you cant even have fun reading this stuff with out getting mad... why cant people just be hapy that we have the right to grow and smoke it :) so be happy :) and sacreds been pretty nice mabye one of these days ill stop by to the NEC420... and no i dont think there needs to be a neon sign maybe just a bright piece of paper or a lil arrow or post on the site when you come by ring the bell...

happy tokin lil monsters
JoshDub



I was there today and they actually have a bright piece of paper with a lil arrow and please ring bell sign.
Now if that aint customer service!

420 Club, you guys are out standing in your compassion towards patients and listening to us proves it.

Thank you...sincerely!