New MMJ State (MA) What to Expect? Find Dr?
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Farid
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Thanks for posting that picture of the cake. Ended up picking up March's supply early so that I didn't miss out on it. By far the best bud I've had from a dispensary, and that's comparing it to ATG's Gorilla Glue @27% THC. I was really close to getting half cobbler, half Captain's Cake, but I'm glad I got all cake. The cobbler looks good, but this cake is the bomb.
Stopped by the Witch Dr. on the way back cause I heard they sold bovida packs. The guy working there was horrible with customer service (I don't throw that around lightly, I worked as a CSA in gas stations for a while, so I know how shitty customers can be). The bovida packs were 4 for $20 or $6 each. It said 5 for $20, but the five was crossed out and replaced with a 4. I only had $12, and the guy wasn't willing to drop the tax so I could get 2 so I decided to get then online.
Stopped by the Witch Dr. on the way back cause I heard they sold bovida packs. The guy working there was horrible with customer service (I don't throw that around lightly, I worked as a CSA in gas stations for a while, so I know how shitty customers can be). The bovida packs were 4 for $20 or $6 each. It said 5 for $20, but the five was crossed out and replaced with a 4. I only had $12, and the guy wasn't willing to drop the tax so I could get 2 so I decided to get then online.
darkrom
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Man that blows @Farid. What did the dude look like? Most of them are great when I go. I've occasionally gotten one or two I didn't recognize who left me unimpressed. But the "regular crew" has always been great to me. Throwing in a box of bags with my volcano I got on Friday etc because you can't discount S&B products really. Was he bad at customer service besides just not offering a discount? Some shit is just almost mandatory to get online. D-nail stuff comes to mind. They just get hammered by the cost from the manufacturer. I can always find d-nail MUCH cheaper online. But whenever they can be flexible they always have for me.
I wanna try the cake I hope its there tomorrow.
I wanna try the cake I hope its there tomorrow.
Farid
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He had black gauges, no facial hair, and possibly a Mohawk iirc. His bad customer service was mostly from me standing at the counter, making eye contact with him, and him taking his time, doing something behind the counter. When he finally acknowledged me it seemed like I was a pain for him to assist. And I really want to emphasize that I don't throw this kind of thing around lightly, cause I know how hard working in retail is, and how rude customers can be.
At first I thought it was just cause they sell glass and they want to give the customers space to look at options, but his attitude when interacting with me made it clear I won't be giving them my business anymore. The regular crew has been very nice in the past, but the prices are so high it's hard enough to justify going there.
Thats awesome about the free bags. I know they do some pretty good deals around 710, but I'm not a glass head, and I'm poor, so I shouldn't be going there anyways.
At first I thought it was just cause they sell glass and they want to give the customers space to look at options, but his attitude when interacting with me made it clear I won't be giving them my business anymore. The regular crew has been very nice in the past, but the prices are so high it's hard enough to justify going there.
Thats awesome about the free bags. I know they do some pretty good deals around 710, but I'm not a glass head, and I'm poor, so I shouldn't be going there anyways.
Chicken Charlie
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zor
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Hahaha good call, definitely a better idea!
zor
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http://m.cambridge.wickedlocal.com/article/20160309/NEWS/160305882
Group vows to protest proposed Cambridge pot dispensary
Group vows to protest proposed Cambridge pot dispensary
- By Natalie Handy
nhandy@wickedlocal.com
Posted Mar. 9, 2016 at 11:48 AM
CAMBRIDGEA local group pushing for the legalization of marijuana has vowed to protest the opening of a proposed medical marijuana dispensary in Cambridge.The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol (CRMLA) is planning to protest Commonwealth Alternative Care, a medical marijuana dispensary seeking to open in the Fresh Pond area. According to communications director of CRMLA, Jim Borghesani, the CEO of the dispensary, Daniel Delaney, is an opponent of the initiative to end marijuana prohibition in Massachusetts.“It might seem odd that a group supporting the adult use of marijuana and campaigning to end marijuana prohibition in Massachusetts would protest a medical marijuana dispensary, but the only dispensary we are protesting is one affiliated with Dan Delaney,” Borghesani said.CRMLA aims to put an initiative legalizing marijuana on the 2016 ballot in November, and according to Borghesani, their campaign has thousands of supporters.Meanwhile, Delaney has formed the group Safe Cannabis Massachusetts to oppose the CRMLA’s marijuana legalization initiative. Borghesani claims Delaney’s opposition is for profit-driven reasons.Delaney, a Boston lobbyist and former state public health official, said that Borghesani’s group has yet to respond to any of the substantive issues raised in opposition to the initiative and is focusing on the messenger instead of the message.“My opposition to this initiative is not due to opposition against adult recreational use. I oppose this because it is bad policy,” he said.At this time, Delaney said he hasn’t submitted any locations to the Department of Public Health for citing medical marijuana dispensaries on behalf of the Commonwealth Alternative Care, and there has been no confirmed opening date of the dispensary.“I am puzzled by CRMLA’s idea that the way to ensure that people get safe access to legal marijuana is to protest the opening of a facility that provides just that,” Delaney said.Borghesani said he expects dozens of people will participate in the protest should the dispensary open, and that many dispensaries support his initiative.“I think Massachusetts voters are becoming more aware of the colossal failure of marijuana prohibition, and one of the two dispensaries currently hoping to open in Cambridge is an opponent of the measure to end prohibition in Massachusetts,” he said.According to Delaney, the backers of the CRMLA’s legislation are big businesses and investors who will profit from the legalization of marijuana.“The CRMLA’s initiative is driven by industry profiteers who have demonstrated a very cavalier attitude towards patients with genuine need who have already waited too long for access to their medicine,” Delaney said.