I still work with 7th floor as an engineer/designer though i am not the only engineer working with the company.Excellent that 7th Floor is listening to its customers and fanpeoples. Portables...that's the thing.
Do you still work for 7th Floor, and if so, what is your role? Its great that the company is finally making its presence felt on FC again, I was just curious as to what position you held with the company. Are you based permanently in Scotland? What is the herbal environment like there? Do people prefer portables to desktops in Scotland?
On a scale of 1 to 10, what would you say are the chances of marijuana legalization in Scotland/England/Ireland within 5 years?
I wanted to help out on these forums as it seemed silly to let time pass by without addressing any issues raised online (of which there is many).
I am based in scotland for the foreseeable future due to my partners educational obligations but i plan to move around.
The herbal environment in the UK isn't too bad to be fair. It could be A-LOT worse.
You can grow and get caught pretty often without any legal issues other than a record. Thankfully our legal system doesn't rob people of 100% of their soul. I am a testament to that.
We smoke just as much in the UK as people do in the USA - i found with my subjective experience. However the cultures do differ slightly.
Vapes aren't massive over here but more people have portables than desktops. My friends are all good examples of portable fans while i am a devout desktop user. I like portables, but my tolerance hinders their efficacy in out-and-about situations.
I have a-lot of respect for the MFLB, it is a perfect example of my idea of a brilliant - minimalist design.
Portables are the big money winners, but desktops are where loyalty is built and patrons are satisfied in the long term in my personal opinion.
As for legalization? i couldn't tell you..... ireland might me on the brink at the moment while scotland's best hopes will be with independance.
One thing i always keep in mind, is that it is better to be a cannabis criminal - than to live your life in pain or suffering.