Whoa! all you haters take a look at the other reality show "The Dispensary - Pilot Episode ". It's on youtube.
Anyone with a California Rec needs to speak up here and admit that very few places are as professional as Harborside.
This is about the only dispensary I've visited with pre-weighed bud that is turned over fast enough to be fresh.
All the bags that I've bought there have been quality. The grams at HS are priced a dollar over the the gram price in an eight, not $20 or $25 like you see at many places.
this is real compassion to a patient like me who want's to try new strains a gram at a time.
I've visited shops from OC to Humbolt and I've only visited a few that displayed the level of compassion I found at Harborside. I think they do a better job than you see in this first program.
Also to set the facts straight Steve DeAngelo was opposed to Oaklands plan to permit 4 massive city licensed grows....on the grounds that it would be bad for small growers.
After the city began taking applications for the program Harborside applied for one of the permits however.
I feel like there is something that bothers me about how the public might see us as we are handling the medicine. I think it looks bad to have the bald dude standing in the closet with his head bumping into the hanging buds,
and all the "stick your head in the bag to smell the weed" shots. It's a conundrum because smelling before you buy is important, it just looks bad.
OK, I will hate on one thing about harborsides business model, I hate the open petri dish with the bud drying out in front of the sticker with the %'s on it.
I'm always wondering what happens to all that weed sitting there unwrapped in all those cases.... seems like a waste to me.
I'm always happy to see a positive program on the tube about MMJ and I think that this one has lots of potential. I'm grateful for activists like Steve.
Anyone with a California Rec needs to speak up here and admit that very few places are as professional as Harborside.
This is about the only dispensary I've visited with pre-weighed bud that is turned over fast enough to be fresh.
All the bags that I've bought there have been quality. The grams at HS are priced a dollar over the the gram price in an eight, not $20 or $25 like you see at many places.
this is real compassion to a patient like me who want's to try new strains a gram at a time.
I've visited shops from OC to Humbolt and I've only visited a few that displayed the level of compassion I found at Harborside. I think they do a better job than you see in this first program.
Also to set the facts straight Steve DeAngelo was opposed to Oaklands plan to permit 4 massive city licensed grows....on the grounds that it would be bad for small growers.
After the city began taking applications for the program Harborside applied for one of the permits however.
I feel like there is something that bothers me about how the public might see us as we are handling the medicine. I think it looks bad to have the bald dude standing in the closet with his head bumping into the hanging buds,
and all the "stick your head in the bag to smell the weed" shots. It's a conundrum because smelling before you buy is important, it just looks bad.
OK, I will hate on one thing about harborsides business model, I hate the open petri dish with the bud drying out in front of the sticker with the %'s on it.
I'm always wondering what happens to all that weed sitting there unwrapped in all those cases.... seems like a waste to me.
I'm always happy to see a positive program on the tube about MMJ and I think that this one has lots of potential. I'm grateful for activists like Steve.
