I wouldn't want a dog park anywhere near my house either. Call me whatever the fuck you want. XD

Thai Express is complete dogshit. I absolutely can’t wrap my mind around how that place is so popular.

Avoid. I live west of bypass, south of Chesnut like OP mentioned and it’s great. However, East of Bypass is not a great area. Old, tiny houses with underserved neighborhoods. There’s also been several shootings in that area between “gangs” (I use that term very, very loosely. It’s more like idiot teenagers who think they are in gangs.).

Yep. I showed up Sat around 11 am and was out within 20 min. From what I saw, their prices were slightly higher than other stores but I’m happy to pay that to avoid crazy lines.

Yeah I was at Flora Farms on Saturday and they were giving a similar discount for med customers.

Good Day Farm has my recommendation for sure!

At least the ones quoted by KY3 are nimbys

Try Bloom on north glenstone! The drive thru is currently for med patients only so you can order online and skip the line!

Get through the month and the lines will die down and the shops will change their systems to be more efficient as they learn.

But ya, just pre order. I use leafly.

I live just south of Mt Vernon and it is fine. Our next door neighbors have people coming and going all hours, and one time some teens tried to break into our house. But for $650 for a 2 bedroom with an amazing yard, I’ll take it.

nimbys

Greenlight is.

Or on north Glenstone. Showed up 15 minutes before open on saturday and left 20 minutes later.

I go to Flora Farms and they have separate lines and bud tenders for medical. It was nice because the lobby was full and loud.

Heck yeah, the pho and transparent noodle soups are amazing

If you can make your way to Branson West, the 315 there does med priority and they have a large stock right now.

I agree that Coffee Ethic definitely deserves a spot on the list, but I adore Classic Rock too. Two of my fave shops in town.

Terrabis on Kearney has two different lines. Med patients get priority and don’t wait.

I went to Hippo’s on Saturday and they do serve you first if you place your order with them online. I preferred to chat with a bud tender first so I waited the 30 minutes. Everyone in line with me was also very friendly.

Terrabis gives med card holders priority, and go directly to front of line. And they get a discount that is stackable. You can also do a preorder one through their website and just do drive thru if you don’t want to stand in any line.

I still am down to let med users get easier and faster access, but you are 100% right on the first point tbh. This is what happens when we dont have a govt that can come together and make a law and weigh input etc. Shouldnt have had to be a ballot initiative. .

I haven't gotten that far into it yet so I'm not to sure. But I would say if you wanted something where your involved with everything down to the specifics you'll probably want to go to a customs shop and not just a generic machine shop but I'm sure you could do it either way

I've got a 2000 Honda Civic with a D16Y7 in it that is going to need a rebuild soon. I want to do it myself, but I've never rebuilt an automotive engine, but I'm pretty handy. Do you just take the case, rods, and crankshaft to the machine shop and have them machine them? Will they tell you how much they took off to fit specific bearings? Do you have to do your own measurements with micrometers and tell them how much to take off to fit the bearings you already bought? How do they/you find out what bearings are available? If they take material off the crank journals, do you have to buy new rods, or do the rods have bearings in them? I mostly just wonder who's in charge of making machining decisions. Does the machine shop do that, or do you have to make the decisions and tell them exactly what to do?

Flora Farms in Ozark

I just found my favorite slammer from childhood on eBay and I bought 2. RIP 90’s