Homemade apple cider day coincided with the need to make chicken stock from a Costco rotisserie chicken so our house smells both like fall and Thanksgiving all in one rn
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I will never understand how so many of y’all were hoodwinked into believing the government should not use the money you pay in taxes to create a social safety net that benefits you, fund public healthcare, lower housing costs, and make daily life more affordable.
Sorry but not sorry, I deeply judge you if you use AI by choice.
I do not care how educated or intelligent you are, or for what purposes or verification you’re using it for.
No amount of heroin is good for you, do not try and sell me on intellectual heroin.
THC percentages on their own are problematic & less important to consumers than we think, but it’s the easiest way to explain/measure batch effectiveness.
Learn about terpenes.
Tailor experiences by matching the terpene effects with strains.
Verify experiences by checking %
Single strain’s problem is people are thinking they’ll get the same experience every time, but growing situation/style influences THC & cannabinoid development so maybe 1 farm’s Cookies strain is testing at 24% & the others at 12% & you don’t get the same effects each time.
Long story short, you’re buying shit weed.
Single SOURCE gives you a much more accurate experience and means that your weed comes from ONE FARM (importance: same growing situation, so much closer result plant to plant)
Single STRAIN is a marketing term with some relevance.
When you buy your usual set of 10 Pears from Japan, the grocery store is actually selling you 4 pears sourced from Japan, 3 from Ohio, 2 from Texas and 1 from Canada.
But you’re sold it in a package labeled “Japanese pears” like you normally buy.
SO
Imagine you specifically wanted idk pears from Japan. Something specific about that product and where it’s from is what’s important to you, so you paid to get Japanese pears.
Now imagine that the farms near you start growing and selling Japanese pears.
Of course it does! Want to know the relevant information? Cool.
Take a look at how many vendor licenses are in the source production. Most likely you’ll end up seeing 3-4 of those licenses laid out in there.
Each one of those licenses is most likely a separate growing company.
But not necessarily all of the TRULY RELEVANT cannabis information that would be important to you as a consumer.
Example:
Budtender tells you about some really awesome resin carts. They’re tasty, they’re cheap, plus they’re ***single strain***.
Sound great, right?
My fellow stoners;
The information your budtender is giving you should ALWAYS be taken with a grain of salt.
Think of them like a pharmacist and a car salesman in one.
They are both going to most likely have the most extensive PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE of the industry;
“He cried for me. I was his enemy yet still he cried for me. And he called me his friend, even though we had battled. He saved me. “
