littledutchboy
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Can someone sum up the changes that will be in effect? I have tried to look this up with no luck.
Thanks!
LDB
Thanks!
LDB
Will you summarize them here for us that can't attend?If you can make it up for our Whatcom farmers market on the 24th we will be having attourney Arron Pelley from Seattle up in the am before the event starts to go over the new laws for all our vendors....
They let people smoke at these events? How does that work legally? There used to be dispensaries in Denver where patients could medicate. They had to quit doing it though because of the liability issue with driving home afterwards.Thats the way i see it also.. Just picked up a couple cheap plastic water pipes for taster tokes at my table just like getting a slice of fruit before you purchase....
Well we have a dedicated medicating area set up and are allowing caregivers with proper paper work for designated drivers. Also we have free time after the event to socialize and sober up before having to leave. In true farmer market tradition and for me about the patient, you should be able to sample your meds before purchasing!! Be happy to send ya to the tent with a taste.....
So, the changes basically only affect dispensaries and collectives right? Not patients or caregivers? Do you have to be a collective to vend at a farmer's market in WA? I was hoping to vend my spare medicine at farmer's markets as a caregiver.
Exactly what I was thinking! I think samples are potentially a bad direction. Too much room for taking advantage of the growers. I imagine a lot of broke kids show up without any money just to get a free buzz.Samples are great, until you start to recognize all the folks who show up only for samples. They stand at your table, waiting for you to kindly hand over your hard-earned product, taking up room from legitimate customers.
No, I didn't know it was a pre-verified free for all. I thought this was the one that charged $250/day for vendors and was open to the public. I would be less worried about scammers at a venue like yours. Sounds like the way to do it.So if i was to get meds from you would i get to taste it first? Did i say it was a free for all? I think you may have this wrong. This is about the patient for me not profit. I do think Bill you might be the odd man out at this event but would fit in nicely at the seattle one. This is a private pre verified event to help patients...
I guess your "google" didnt do very well in bringing up the event information!! You would have had a much better idea of our "first time" approach to this new type of event. And yes i do let all my patients sample first if they choose to taste.
Not to start any BS, but finally we are not giving some guy money to disappear for hours and come back with some unknown bag of who knows what. I get to pick out the pieces of fruit i want to buy...why not meds? If the medication is to work for me, would it not be benificial to know the genetics for the future. How can i research what strains work best without trying them? We just think this type of approach will be more benifical to everyone involved. Might not be for everyone though!!
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