Was told today a pound will cost me........

[Richkas]

$1050.00. The shit goes for $40-$50 a 1/4 ounce around here. Do the math.

[InTheHole]

economy

[Richkas]

Thinking about passing and going into rehab

[accuscoresucks]

300-400 here but this is a border state tuffer laws for sho
richie needs smoke he is going into back surgury??

[Killer_Demo]

bammer prices?

[Slim]

$1050.00. The shit goes for $40-$50 a 1/4 ounce around here. Do the math.

4x16=64, 64X40=$2560 Start selling

[Shortstop]

Sounds like a good deal Richie.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

I live in Sac, we got some granddaddy purps here 4 grand a pound. drive that shit to new mexico and sell it for 10 grand a pound, what are you smoking richkas

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

4x16=64, 64X40=$2560 Start selling

[durito]

why i am not surprised an old loser with a pound of schwag

[pico]

go sell those in cwe.

[rossta4i]

$1050.00. The shit goes for $40-$50 a 1/4 ounce around here. Do the math.

Damn hook me up where I'm at a 1/4 is $120. 400 for an O.

[blittydeuce]

why i am not surprised an old loser with a pound of schwag

LOL Total Mexi Brick Schwag

[RogueScholar]

Yeah, don't fall for this, Richie. At that price you're getting dirt weed, and to realistically move it you're talking about $25 quarters. I was 16 and in college when I made a bonehead mistake like this, please don't follow in my footsteps.

However, if you can get a sample, try making some hash oil out of it. You might be able to turn the whole pound into hash oil that would move for $15 a gram. You'd only need less than two ounces of it to break even there. By weighing your sample and seeing how much oil it produces, you'll know if there's a profit to be had.

[jackpot269]

Good sh!t around here about 1600 to 1800 a pound .25 bag about 45 to 60

[pavyracer]

$1050.00. The shit goes for $40-$50 a 1/4 ounce around here. Do the math.

By the time you sell it you will smoke half of it so you will always be looking at a loss.

[ijustwant2bpaid]

smoking piss, listen the until the end of time, bu i can get the gdp for cheap than 4, more like thirty-two or thirty-three.

[bettman]

I live in Sac, we got some granddaddy purps here 4 grand a pound. drive that shit to new mexico and sell it for 10 grand a pound, what are you smoking richkas

i need take a detour to New Mexico then

[jjgold]

Weed is the most overrated drug in the world, it does nothing. If your going to do drugs I advise heroin, meth or coke and get a "real feel"

[Richkas]

Passing, going into rehab

[RogueScholar]

By the time you sell it you will smoke half of it so you will always looking at a loss.

Pavy is wise as well as handsome. There isn't a man on this planet that can hang onto a pound of even the weakest schwag without blazing blunts all day long. This may not turn out to be the windfall it appeared to be. Remember that the man selling the pound is always the one making the lion's share of the profit. That price was set for a reason.

[CaneDawg]

the more you have

the more you will smoke

[flyingillini]

Don't give me no hammer weed we don't smoke that shit in the sfc

[jjgold]

Richie you made your best vids when on coke,

[ijustwant2bpaid]

Passing, going into rehab

people in rehab would laugh at u if u told them u were in there for smoking pot. I can just imagine it now, "my name is Rickas, and im a weedaholic," lol...

[Thor4140]

Here Richkas this shit seems to be getting cheaper per pound.

lobster cheaper than hotdogs now?
At a wholesale price of $2.25, the once costly crustacean is a treat for consumers but a crisis for Maine lobstermen.

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Sheila Dassatt

Mike Dassatt, lobster-boat captain

Looking for an inexpensive change-up for your next backyard barbeque? Try lobster. "Per pound, it's less expensive than hot dogs right now," grumbles lobster-boat captain Mike Dassatt, who fishes the coast near Belfast, Maine, with his wife Sheila.

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You won't hear many complaints from lobster-loving tourists in Bar Harbor or Kennebunkport, but the Maine lobster fishery is coping with the steepest price decline in generations. All around the globe, the lousy economy is having a devastating impact on demand for luxury goods, and the Maine lobster may well be the Mercedes-Benz of food.
Restaurant demand for lobster is down 30% to 35%, versus 10% to 15% for other seafood, reports Michael Tourkistas, CEO of Lynn, Mass., seafood distributor East Coast Seafoods. "Lobster is considered a celebration food -- a feel-good food -- and right now people don't have a lot to celebrate," says Tourkistas.
If that weren't bad enough, the implosion of the Icelandic banks, long the dominant lenders to the fishing industry, has reduced funding available to the big Canadian lobster processors, cutting demand further. These processors typically purchase and process more than half of Maine's annual lobster catch before shipping them frozen to restaurants, cruise ships, and supermarkets all over the globe.

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On the other hand, the size of the lobster catch is bigger than ever, thanks to excellent oversight of the state's lobster fishery. Maine lobstermen caught 67 million pounds of the crustaceans last year, 4 million more than in 2007 and triple the amount caught 20 years ago.
Of course you don't need a Ph.D. in economics to know what happens when supply is up and demand is way down. The wholesale or "boat" price of lobsters has crashed from a peak price of about $10 a pound in the winter of 2006 -- average prices in recent years have hovered around $4.50 a pound -- to a mere $2.25 today. "We're basically off the charts historically in terms of low prices for this time of year," says John Sackton, a Lexington, Mass.-based seafood industry consultant. (While retail prices vary widely by location, stores in New England have been running specials on live lobster for as little as $5 or $6 per pound.)
Add in the high price of diesel fuel and the rising price of herring that lobstermen use as bait -- herring has doubled in price since 2007 -- and the end result has been a kind of economic Nor'easter for the Maine lobstermen. They're now losing money on every lobster they catch.
"Put it this way -- yesterday we spent $70 on fuel, $60 on bait and came home with $70 worth of lobsters," says Sheila Dassatt, herself a fourth-generation Maine lobsterman. ("Lobster-person" has yet to catch on with Mainers, perhaps because it sounds likes a creature from a gender-neutral horror flick.)

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Sheila Dassatt

Local experts think lobster prices are headed even lower because the peak season for lobster fishing -- mid-August through late October -- hasn't even begun. Once those late summer and fall lobsters start hitting the docks, the fear is the new supply will crash prices even further in what's already a glutted market. "I have a strong feeling you'll see prices drop another 50 cents a pound," says Edward Hennessey Jr., president of northern Maine's Machias Savings Bank.
Some lobstermen worry that wholesalers will refuse to pay any price for their catch. To some extent, it's already happening. Drive the roads of coastal Maine, and you're likely to see roadside stands where lobstermen -- fed up with what they consider lowball prices from wholesalers and processors -- try to sell their lobsters direct to consumers.
Hennessey says he hasn't yet had to foreclose on any lobster boats on account of the economy, but he's worried. "Who knows what will happen?" he says.
What's a lobsterman to do? To an outsider, the obvious answer would be to stop fishing and just wait for lobster prices to bounce back. When asked why she and her husband continue to fish when they know they're losing money every time they leave the dock, Sheila Dassatt laughs.
"It's a good question," says Shiela Dassatt, who also serves as executive director of Maine's Downeast Lobstermen's Association. "Most of the fishermen in Maine are self-employed and have been for generations. The average age for a fisherman is about 54 years old. This is all they know, and at this point it's kind of like teaching old dogs new tricks -- myself included." Dassatt is 54.
One concession the Dassatts have made is leaving their traps in the water for a day or two longer and thus making fewer trips. They've been catching more lobsters per trap but using half as much fuel.
But all that does is buy the Dassatts and other lobstermen some time. What they really need is a turnaround in demand, and everyone in the industry seems to believe that starts with changing the way lobster is marketed to consumers.
"Lobsters are a happy food -- something you have for your anniversary or to show off to your girlfriend -- and it's been promoted that way forever," says Albert Carver, who owns five lobster pounds on northern Maine's Beals Island. (A lobster pound is a fenced-off cove used to store caught lobsters in their natural habitat.)
"Nobody goes to the supermarket with lobster on their list," Carver says. "Steak could be $8 a pound, and they're still going to buy it because it's on their list." The way to get lobster on the shopping list, he says, is by moving lobster down market -- from the lobster tank to the frozen food aisle -- and making cheaper, frozen lobster as widely available as frozen shrimp or salmon. "If we're going to win the market back," he says, "it's going to have to happen with price."
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[CaneDawg]

always wanted to go to Maine

[pavyracer]

Too much trouble to eat too little meat.

[kmarinouofm]

I live in Sac, we got some granddaddy purps here 4 grand a pound. drive that shit to new mexico and sell it for 10 grand a pound, what are you smoking richkas

thats what my boys back home do.. they come to the clubs in South Cali.. pick up like 10 Elbows.. and drive it back to south florida and get like 8,500 a pop for them...

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

smoking piss, listen the until the end of time, bu i can get the gdp for cheap than 4, more like thirty-two or thirty-three.

Just a rough estimate for the viewers for the true cost, personally i can get it at 3500 or 6750 for 2 pounds

[Deuce]

Richie, trust me it will not look like this...

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

it'll look like this

[Richkas]

Richie, trust me it will not look like this...

Bought an 1/8 for $35 to try it out. I looks similar to this. I dont sell cannabis though. To risky. But thats what my buddy told my pounds were going for. I told him he is going to go to jail. Its not worth it.

[flyingillini]

Once knew a girl named Brenda, smokin that Bammer was her every day agenda.

[flyingillini]

Rigghaaz, you would love California, in my town we have 12 weed stores that you can actually walk in and buy it... with your card of course but anyone can get one.