How's your "consulting work" going? How many shoe boxes left to launder?
MMAR patients that sell to CC
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itsmehigh
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FYI, I'm a tradesperson, and have a couple red seals. I work very hard for my keep. Just another assumption by you that I don't have a day job. My first year in the MMAR I was a volunteer, collecting UI. Unbelievable eh.
Itsme.
You can't grow 900lb a year hand have a full time job. Just another lie.
doingdishes
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CRA is getting the GST thing sorted out now. they just won a case that is being appealed. it was one of BCCCS growers who was hit for GST on what he produced for them.
if you "donate" your product, they will give you an honorarium 30 days later is what i was told by some friends who claim to have done that. who knows if it works and what prices they agreed to.
I'd call a club & see if they are willing to look at your product. if they say no, you're still in the same position you were in before you made the call so you are no worse off
if you "donate" your product, they will give you an honorarium 30 days later is what i was told by some friends who claim to have done that. who knows if it works and what prices they agreed to.
I'd call a club & see if they are willing to look at your product. if they say no, you're still in the same position you were in before you made the call so you are no worse off
itsmehigh
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And you know this from experience? How long have you grown for?
Once your dialled in, it's just a matter of watching the grass grow, kinda like watching paint dry.
Just another assumption that I didn't have help, growing is a team effort, not just one guy. Silly.
Itsme.
Lol fucking idiot.
itsmehigh
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Tell us more about all the help you used to be able to grow 900lb a year with only part time work invested?
itsmehigh
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Sure I would be happy to.
Once apon a time in far away land called British Columbia. There was a spectacular farm that provided medicine for people who wanted an alternative to western pharma.
Patients would come from far and wide seeking out, this special place. They would come to the farm to meet their Designated Grower, and stay and learn from him. In return for knowlage, room and board, and as much meds as they wanted, they provided labour to help keep the farm running. At times there would be as many as 5 patients all living learning and working in harmony. On harvest day, a gaggle of elderly tea toddlers from the community would come and help with the bounty, and be compensated $15/hr. Over the years I was fortunate to help spread the word of the people's plant. Showing people the way to their own sustainability, or if they weren't capable, providing them meds from the garden. Cannabis wasn't the only crop, there was a huge organic garden, that also provided a bounty to enjoy. People came and went, some even returned to this shangrila. Typically staying for 1 full cycle 120 days, the ultimate goal was to show them how and where, their medicine was coming from. There was no shortage of volunteers, that wanted this experience, to work with this great gift of mother natures. Me included.
The end.
Fairy tale or the truth? You decide.
Itsme.
bigmanc
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people don't understand the world goes round...In 1 way or a other
doingdishes
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i thought it was OK to "donate" your left overs..well I thought it was kind of a grey area.
I am far from an expert
GrowRock
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True redi but IMO if a patient was ever caught heaven forbid...the judge would be a lot more lienient on a sale to a cc compared to a bm ( again IMO )and I know lots of patients who grow have excess due to a factor of things. So they are either throughing kitty litter on it and to the garbage or help someone else out by selling to a cc and recoup some costs for my growing family. I am sure there are other people out there that have been doing this and I understand with the current DICKtator we have right now everyone's Leary to talk so pm me if you want.
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