My wife is pretty chill but I don't think she'd appreciate it if that were my plan.

That wasn’t a complaint. That was a question from someone seeking medical treatment with cannabis asking where they can go to not trigger their condition.

Now saying: I really hate all these rec users taking up the line at my dispensary and idiots on Reddit that failed reading comprehension. That’s a complaint learn the difference.

I think it's valid to bring up.

I'm all for the legalization but think education is also important.

I also understand those that are pro-legalization have been arguing against the "harmful effects" for so long that some feel there aren't any harmful effects. It's nowhere near the level that's been spewed to us for decades, but there is potential harm in smoking or undesired effects, and anyone that intentionally (or unintentionally) intoxicates another animal or non-consenting human I would consider cruel behavior.

r/TIHI

Old Route 66 Wellness on Glenstone has a line for Rec users and Medical patients. Med patients get first priority!

It just don't hit the same as they did pre-pandemic with the previous owners and the true build-your-own burger menu.

Not on weekends necessarily, just special a special pop up menu. They've only done it once, a couple weeks ago on a Thursday, but I've heard rumor there are more smash burger nights in the works. They're good at posting their specials on instagram, so keep an eye out there.

I went last time right as they sold out, so didn't get one, but they looked and smelled amazing.

Haven't seen Billiards on here, but I'll throw my hat in for them. Holds up even after covid induced ownership change.

Route66 delivers.

Please complain more about having legal access to cannabis while half the country doesn’t.

Hippies always have the most well behaved dogs. These new partakers just need to get some dog training tips from them

I like getting a cheeseburger with mayo mustard and onions from Reds and adding chili to it.

> That isn’t going to help the housing crisis

What housing crisis? In the last 10 years, Springfield has increased the number of housing units 7.5% while the population has risen just 6.5%. And many of those new housing units are multiple bedroom units.

The 'crisis' you might be feeling is one that revolves around our currency. You guys didn't like hearing it when the money was being passed out during covid and many still refuse to believe it. But creating 40% more currency out of thin air in less than 2 years is going to cause problems. Which you are feeling now in the form of higher rent. I sure wish economics were stressed more in school, as many people seem completely ignorant.

edit: ah the old ostrich downovtes without a logical response. Nice.

I have seen the pinapples but the number of people that don't know what that means has made that basically useless.

These must be the overdoses the sheriff was speaking on🤪 /s

Me and many others do use NIMBY as insult. They are a group of property owners with way too much free time that they can use to go yell at city counsel meetings because they’re scared to see their neighborhood change (the poor or POC moving in) or a negative affect on their investment. It’s the exact kind of mindset that’s only going to keep getting single family homes built. That isn’t going to help the housing crisis. I don’t need single family home. I need a studio apartment which is hard to find in the Springfield area for a reasonable rate. We need more density and less sprawl for many reasons. Nimbyism and it’s effects are one of the biggest drivers of the housing crisis

We always order the fruit Naan, but garlic is pretty delicious too!

Typically if a school is overwhelmed they just redraw district lines. Most schools aren't at full capacity.

Guess they should have bought that land themselves if they didn’t want change.

are they building a walmart here? get out of here with your strawman nonsense.

its a small apartment complex, single family homes for purchase, and a small park on an otherwise untaxed piece of church realestate.

this will help the housing shortage and bring revenue to the city so we can invest in Your neighborhood.

It’s 30ish units. Article says it amounted to less than 6 units an acre, which is pretty low density. By contrast, the apartments we voted down in Galloway were proposed at 26 units per acre.

This is not a high density development, and is likely to be less impactful than your typical apartment development.

Bloom is awesome! Super friendly staff and good prices.

Not an Eagles fan but is there any where to put a “Fly Eagles Fly” banner if they beat the Chiefs?

i don't have any problem with someone who does that, it's the ones that i clearly beat that cut me off and the ones that stop, wait for me to stop, then wave me on, wasting both of our time.

Can’t you just use an online order feature? I know flora farms does this. You just check in, go in the sales room, then it’s on a shelf and you checkout. Kinda like Panera but for weed