That makes sense! Remember what I’ve said here because the plant is not like it was when you tried it in highschool. Times have changed and as you said, it is much stronger. The deltas are a good place to start

If you do decide to try some when recreational places start up though, I really recommend balancing it with something store bought. There are tons of places that sell CBD as bud and you can grind that with anything you get at a recreational place. Unfortunately, I doubt that the new products for recreation will have any level of CBD. They’re for recreation, after all, that’s sort of the point. Their goal is to get customers as high as possible.

Yeah I'm in my 30s and haven't touched weed since I was in high school. I know the weed available today is way stronger than the stuff I used to get so I wanted to start with something a little weaker. Delta highs feel, to me, similar to what I remember weed being like but not nearly as strong. I'm excited for some dispensaries to get their rec licenses so I can get the real thing (not really interested in buying black market).

Edit: Apparently I was thinking of Evangel. I evidently know nothing about Drury after living here for most of my adult life

The college athletic scene is pretty weak around here. I remember when I was a kid the Lady Bears women's college basketball team was a decent draw thanks to a local legend, but I haven't heard much about them in probably 10 years. MSU doesn't get much in the way of support outside of student families, and they are the 'large' college of the area

I believe Drury gets a fairly staunch set of supporters thanks to being a religious college (who would have guessed religious followers were fanatical?) which I suppose is good for the athletics, but from an educational standpoint I don't think anyone who holds a degree from Drury is held in super high regard. Especially in any of the sciences considering, again, the religious ties

I would say personally if a middle manager somewhere told me they got their degree from Drury I wouldn't be shocked. But if someone who was an expert in their field told me that I would be quite surprised

I've only lived here for about a year, but I didn't know Drury was anything but a hotel >_>

Such it is on this subreddit... anything that leans remotely conservative or religious is treated as an infection by most people here.. and I've come to accept that.

Thankfully that's just the vocal majority on this subreddit, they're in the minority for Springfield and the surrounding area as a whole

Yeah it was next to Culleys when I worked at Bairs back in like 14/15 I would go to Culleys after work get smashed and then eat a whole LC’s. Ah those were the days when my responsibility was very thin.

But to be honest Bud Light is trash.

That’s disappointing

Embrace your gutter palate my friend. When they wife is away it's a Sonic coney and tots for me.

Is pizza shaming a thing?

Oh yeah, I forgot they did put one there. I thought you was talking about when it was at Kimbrough and Cherry.

Haven't tried their sweet and sour, but their cashew is good.

Um what? I have been there in the past year at least, if not more recently

Yeah the one on Kimbrough and Madison closed

That one hasn't been open in like two decades.

Also btw McSalty's is actually really bad, I would recommend Little Caesar's, it's good and cheap. Don't get McSalty's. I was joking about it being good.

I'm not religious at all but it's insane that you are being down voted for giving a genuine suggestion.

I was just looking for a cheap eat tonight.

there’s a LC with a drive thru on Kearney and that is my go to. Usually average LC quality and you don’t gotta get out the car

Exactly!

There was one on Kimbrough and Madison

No, it isn't near gourmet, but there's someone very satisfying about eating an entire garbage pizza for $5. Now I know what I want for dinner!

Where is there a little Caesar’s in downtown? I’m trying to think of all the roads around I cannot place my finger on the location.

That’s the one I was thinking of

One at 4133 S National and one at 1540 S Glenstone.