Could be wrong but just using other industries to show, what might work out to be the same for MMM.
Hey don't drag me into this!!
I hope you meant MMJ
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Could be wrong but just using other industries to show, what might work out to be the same for MMM.
The point you attempt to make could possibly have some weight, if marijuana wasn't so extremely easy to grow in comparison, especially keeping in mind the relatively miniscule amount (weight) that needs to be produced in order to satisfy the global supply.*Sorry, for redundancy just noticed Aries pretty much already addressed this.
Not to get dragged into this, but many people grow their own veggies as the quality is far superior to the commercial varieties. Hence, farmers markets.
A lot of people brew their own beer for the same reason.
I think commercial can produce a fine product, but I think Micro growers will always produce better.
Could be wrong but just using other industries to show, what might work out to be the same for MMM.
I bet you Budweiser makes many more billions of dollars than your local brewery HANDS DOWN! International money, international everything.
Who cares if Budweiser sold their plant or not? The business still makes billions upon billions.
I will also bet you that the instant Budweiser feels that your local brewery is a threat to Budweiser's business, they can and will wipe their mere existence off the face of the planet faster than they can pronounce "he" of "help".
you like to confuse the lines dont you. Kinda funny since bud wiser sold there company to another Country!!!!!!!!
LOL so maybe they weren't making all that proclaimed money.
i rather drink my local beer, and never buy Budweiser as a boycott. and i do. as so do many others, who drink Sierra Nevada Pal Ale.
so you went from quality to quantity. and still made no valid point. as Budweiser sold there plant.
and just a quick search
http://tristatehomepage.com/fulltext?nxd_id=200185
Budweiser Hopes To Regain Market With Free Beer
(St. Louis, MO) -- Budweiser is hoping to regain market share by offering free beer.
"USA Today" reports the Belgium-based Anheuser-Bush InBev brew has been shedding customers at a ferocious rate.
Sales were down nine-percent last year and are down the same amount this year.
To turn things around, Bud will host the "Budweiser National Happy Hour" offering free brews to customers at trendy bars and eateries aimed at the under-30 set later this month.
Bud also plans to host a Facebook page that will offer people turning age 22 and up a free beer on their birthday.
Critics, who've watched the brand sink into the suds think Budweiser is in trouble.
Consultant Robert Passikoff says "They don't know how to talk to consumers" and "no longer know how to create an emotional bond." The Budweiser Clydesdales may not be seen as often in the future.
The company has started charging two-thousand-dollars per day for appearances.
Until recently, event organizers were simply asked to pony up the costs of stabling and feed for the giant steeds.
(Copyright 2010 by VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions)
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Do you think that the keepers of some of the world's most prized varieties of Heirloom tomatoes are rich, or even remotely far from "poor"? Do you think they're living comfortably and easily off the royalties or such produced from their trade secret? I think not. I could be wrong.
I agree that we'll have to disagree:There is no way we'll see eye to eye, because to people like me, being poor and righteous is better than rich and scummy.
mothersucker said:You're a good person. I'm a bad guy. That's the difference, I guess.
I have more positive & informative posts on this site than you, and I've been here almost as long. Are we really gonna pull out the post count & join date to measure the iDickSize?
So where's this statement from PG&E? Or just more stretching of the imagination?
Given a choice of that and the alternative of your average (or even advanced) grower on IC, I'd take that 200 out of 3 times. More often on Sundays, as you know.Hmmm, and i want my pot grown by an outsourced company that knows nothing about California strains?
no, your current posts are from someone who just joined. oh wait, you are hiding behind a new name so people dont see who you really are.
i guess we should take your word that you have been a member here more than 1 year and have contributed as much as SCF.
dont be scared to voice your opinion under your established ICMAG accnt.
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60,000 sq. ft. Marijuana Cultivation Facility to be Unveiled near Oakland Airport
Fuck that noise, I'm sure the DEA will be attending and will be more than happy to throw them all in jail for cultivating more than 99 plants. It's just greed on a grand scale.
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Given a choice of that and the alternative of your average (or even advanced) grower on IC, I'd take that 200 out of 3 times. More often on Sundays, as you know.
LEED-certified.I'm still waiting for a 60000 sq. ft. greenhouse for this.
Running all those lamps exhibits poor decision making skill in my opinion.