Lol, just put all the cards on the table why don't ya?

They always complained how no one wanted to work.

No, nobody wants to work for you.

That’s why I went to Arkansas when they first opened

It should calm down before too long. People are excited so it’s been busy. I would recommend Farmers wife and preorder. If you order is ready you will be first in line and not need to wait much after check in. Best of luck

I never did the night life, my wife and I have been together since 17.

Maybe try online dating, take them to do something you like to do. Don't try to be someone you are not, you want to find someone compatible.

Medical gets a lower tax that is the only discount

I know when they rolled out rec in illinois they made it so medical patients were served first, so it is possible and honestly i think the right thing to do. Missouri clearly didnt care.

Bars.

Their "now hiring" sign on 13 says $13.50 starting pay... Lol, no thanks.

No, I am too scared to do that, I would literally just think about doing it and going home and crying instead lol

But idk how any of this part of living works, I don't want to be creepy

Are you planning to just walk up to women and ask them for dates?

Wonders of wildlife is maybe worth the price once...

I was there last week and the lobby was closed and the line was about 6 cars deep. I passed and went to revival 98.

Where does a 29 year old meet single girls in Springfield?

I haven't tried this since I was 14, but I did meet girls then...

No sex though, because my grandma had me scared to death of getting a girl pregnant. Thank you grandma, I mean that.

I don’t know anything about all that, I’ve just had a good experience myself there being a repeat customer, specifically with the online ordering and drive-thru. They used to have an amazing rewards program they changed a couple months back, but I haven’t been since rec kicked in.

Good day west was great. When I walked in there was about 10 people ahead of me and I was the first person called back. I’m sure it’s frustrating but all the med patients have been there done that :)

Might have been a swap. The 3tc was only used in the corollas as far as I know so it's harder to find a good used one if the one you have blows up.

I've not visited Bloom before. Its always empty when I drive by it. I did see a post in one of the MO MJ subreddits the other day saying that the day Rec went live, Bloom decided to stop offering reward points for purchases, including going so far as to lock and not honor the active reward balances on customer's wallets that had been building points via previous purchases. I'm not certain if that is 'true' or not (the person posting was livid), but if so, I don't want to support a business that would act in that manner.

I guess I'm just tripping out I could have sworn one I was looking at had a 22re but your right

Old Route 66 has pick up, drive through, and delivery.

E: To add, they have an app that lets you pick out what you want and how you wish to get it through the mentioned above. You can obviously just walk on in but ordering ahead of time and hitting the drive through has been super smooth even with rec going live.

I think I have seen that service offered from Route 66 before, but I do not know if they still offer it now since Rec has gone live. I remember considering doing it in the past but talked myself out of it when I realized the cost. Think Grubhub/Doordash price markups, on your already highly taxed purchase. I didn't think it was worth the cost at the time. Perhaps I should reconsider it, now?

You people gotta get over Mexican Villa. Nothing about it is good.

Both Bloom and Greenlight have a drive-thou option, Bloom being my fav. Order online, pick up in the drive thru, no lines no crowds.

Let's be real for a second.

1. Businesses are a cash grab. Thays all they are. That is WHY they exist. That isn't to say there aren't benevolent owners with good intentions in the world; but the PURPOSE of a business, any business, is to maximize profit.

2. The med card thing is joke. I thought I got scammed. It was a single zoom call, I paid with a card by phone and then they connected me. LITERALLY from the time we I teoduced ourselves to the time the phone call was over, 58 seconds. Not an exaggeration.

He asked what ailments I had, I had a paper I had typed out for reference, I said I get headaches, he cut me off "medicinal marijuana has been shown to treat headaches, I think we can sign off on this"

Of the 12 people I know with med cards, probably 2...MAYBE 3.... use it for legitimate reasons; everyone else viewed it as a weed tax.

I haven't seen it in person, because I haven't been since it went rec, but I've heard they sell med at bit of discount than rec...same product, different pricing.

If thats true, from a business perspective, doesn't make sense to give up extra revenue while also potentially alienating (what is expected to be) the bulk of your customer base.