GroBoy2000 said:anyway, because it was mentioned a time a two, I wanted to ask if it could be revisited a bit, discussed a little
I will add "the rules" because they're worth emphasizing.....
You don't make it, you don't know who does, you get it elsewhere and never, ever, ever get rid of anything not completely dried, cured (minimal, 2 weeks or so) and "shelf ready"....If wet?, obvious maker is nearby, and, can lead to problems down the read....if dried and cured, easy to lay it on someone else.....
You can't necessarily always get more, it's always "not sure, I can check...."....and a delay on top of it (and, likewise, if someone does something with someone, never, ever take a call for more immediately afterwards....
Same as security rules........"tell no one" includes not putting things out there so that you don't have to tell them, they know anyway ...
Patience and allowing things to develop themselves.....because they always do...but, one always has to be careful.....in a major metro the amount of danger is incalculable...(local, county, state, task force, CI's, etc............in major metro's talking 10's of thousands.......and, for those who think they know who LE is and who isn't......well.........there's your first mistake .....because if they're good, you don't .....Better to never talk to anyone new (ever......), and, as far as volume...better to always keep everything as small as possible to protect everyone involved from charges regarding weight......(plus the smaller you keep it, the more you make, etc, and, the longer you can stretch things out.........ie: Dumping 10 for 2800 compared to dumping one at a time, 10 times for 3800.......and keeping something onhand for small things and dumping that for 4800, etc........)
Anyway............