Why are places not delivering weed? This is a serious question too, is it not legal to do that? Dispensaries having delivery people like pizza places would be sick.

The Good Day in Buffalo just north of Springfield is also never busy I think people have only waited like 5 minutes

Don't think I've visited that location before. Thanks for the information.

MOJO in nixa is still Medical only

I believe you are correct. I've always enjoyed Hippos, but I'm just disappointed in their lack of consideration, especially since other shops in town are proceeding this way with 2 customer lines. One method seems 'compassionate' vs the other way which seems like 'a cash grab' to me.

Thank you

The corollas used a different engine, better, but different. Your best bet would be from an 80s Toyota Hilux (truck) since they used the same engine. Obviously, make sure I'm right about the engine being a 22re first though.

Edit*. I've owned two early 80s corollas. The 3tc they used in those things was a fantastic little powerplant.

Edit**. If yours is a late 85 then it may have used something other than the 22re....I guess 1985 was when they released the next generation of the Celica.

Good Day Farm's is fantastic, they are really considerate to their customers and both managers at both locations are great people. I'd give them a try for sure.

You must not remember when the first dispensaries opened in MO.

There was a wait line wrapped around the building, and sold out for the week within a few hours.

Inventory will be become more readily available in time and the wait time will relax once people get their stash and the novelty wears off

Many are projecting rec use will outweigh medical use by the end of the year (or sooner) though.

Hippos has always been great to me, but i stocked up before rec became legal and haven't even tried to stop at dispensary since, so could be different now.

Definitely a few 80s corolla lying around with that in them right now for very cheap

Machining and rebuild is labor intensive, so I'm not surprised it's been quoted higher than a remanufactured engine. If it's a 22re, you might be able to find a decent used engine fairly cheap, those things just run forever.

Unfortunately I would definitely need it sooner rather than later and everywhere I've looked has quoted me more than a new engine. Might just have to ls swap it

My understanding was that Motor Machine on commercial was one of the best machine shops in town. That said, they are small and have always had a big backlog.

We are north of the Westside betterment community ball park and south of Mt vernon. Been here for 8 years and we've had our share of unwelcome guests, but it has gotten much more livable in the last year. We have that ~one neighbor~ who is textbook tweaker, but that's better than the 5-6 neighbors we used to have matching that description. It is definitely on the upswing but not completely immune.

If I beat you to the sign, I don't have to stop.

I live in a culdesac north of Mt. Vernon and South of chestnut and west of bypass. I've been here for like 12 years. My street is usually fairly quiet. Every once in a while a bad renter moved in. Not great, but never been robbed or anything like that. Wouldn't just go for a walk after like 11 but that's about it.

Ah, my bad. Thanks for clearing that up.

Can confirm about GDFW staff.

Honestly, I don’t follow all of that so I don’t know. I know GDF gets a lot of hate over Missouri as a whole, but GDF west is some of the nicest staff. And they have all kinds of price points from like 25+.

Honestly, what I suggest doing is gathering all The names and shopping their websites.

You’re a bit off on the history. Steak and Ale was a national chain that went bankrupt and closed in 2008. Ownership didn’t change hands, Jimm Swafford was the manager of Steak and Ale, the building owner was Errett Sechler who wasn’t interested in running the place when it closed, but a year later changed his mind and let Jimm open and run the place as a tenant. Sechler died in 2019 and the family sold their properties, including Plaza Tower’s and Jimm’s to Marco Denis.

https://sbj.net/stories/2021-12-people-marco-denis,72070

Looks like it's the 9th - https://www.artistreepottery.com/calendar

I worked for them and know the family and their children

The Oreilly machine shop is legit.

Ty. I’m extra new to the area. Just hit the first spot that came up in gps. I’m totally going to try all the suggested places. Is greenlight the corporate devil or something? I’m 100% unaware of anything.

I thought Reds was good. But not a burger expert.