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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:Quote:
Originally Posted by Club420
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:
Ok, keeping it OFF the search engines! That's what I was trying to say. :)
After some discussion, the menu is now viewable by anyone.
Your eight price is reasonable, and your menu looks tasty. :jointsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by Club420
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????? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by WashougalWonder
Fair is in the eye of the beholder. If it's not YOUR idea of fair, then go elsewhere, it's that simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by WashougalWonder
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.
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.