What Type Of Access Do Patients Want?

[Restorium2]

Both those points just went right over your head judging by the answers.

That's the way he rolls when he is wrong. It's like conceding in a drama queeny way.

[Celliach]

If you need to ID PTs coming to the lockers, then you need to have an employee there full-time to do it. Either that or you have to have a schedule for when the PTs will arrive. If you have to make a schedule, doesn't that take away the convenience thing? Now you still have to be somewhere at a certain time so you can ID the PT. You either have to have a full-time employee or be on a schedule.

 

If you're keeping LEO happy by IDing, then you are saying that you understand that the thing in the lockers is MMJ. If you didn't why ID? A normal storage locker doesn't need ID for access, why does yours?

[Northern Lab]

Both those points just went right over your head judging by the answers.

 

First you call me Joe Cain and now you say that finding ways to keep your stupid arse out of trouble is just me happily being a jackwagon cop. Every single time that your hairbrained idea gets shown to be stupid you come back with this garbage. Learn to except your failing idea with grace and quit acting like a drama queeny.

 

Ok, the shrillest voices have had their say. Thanks for your contribution fellas.

[Restorium2]

Ok, the shrillest voices have had their say. Thanks for your contribution fellas.

Go and drama up some other site for a while. We are adults here.

[Celliach]

Did I explain it enough that time?

[Northern Lab]

If you need to ID PTs coming to the lockers, then you need to have an employee there full-time to do it. Either that or you have to have a schedule for when the PTs will arrive. If you have to make a schedule, doesn't that take away the convenience thing? Now you still have to be somewhere at a certain time so you can ID the PT. You either have to have a full-time employee or be on a schedule.

 

If you're keeping LEO happy by IDing, then you are saying that you understand that the thing in the lockers is MMJ. If you didn't why ID? A normal storage locker doesn't need ID for access, why does yours?

 

I never claimed it was a normal storage locker.

 

There are way too many assumptions being made here.

 

[Celliach]

Ok, the shrillest voices have had their say. Thanks for your contribution fellas.

 

I'm not trying to be shrill. I'm trying to explain it to you as if I was interested in putting money into it. These are valid questions and concerns that I've raised. Please don't lump my comments in with others.

[Celliach]

I never claimed it was a normal storage locker.

 

There are way too many assumptions being made here.

 

I think so, on both sides.

[Restorium2]

I never claimed it was a normal storage locker.

 

There are way too many assumptions being made here.

Well then why did you guys say that you could use a bowling alley for example? We are paying attention to your idea. We don't miss anything.

[Celliach]

The intent is, again, to collect rents. What would a reasonable person think the locker is being used for? Storing documents? Valuables? Confidential effects? Legal substances? Firearms?

 

There is, again, a complete section of law devoted to storage rental and protecting owners from any criminal liability for crimes committed by their tenants that the owner is unaware of. When the tenant takes out the pistol and blows away a couple of kids, just because that's the way things happen in America, the facility owner cannot be charged.

 

This was a post earlier from GregS covering this topic on intent with storage lockers. I thought you'd read it and I was commenting further on the thought.

[Northern Lab]

 

Go and drama up some other site for a while. We are adults here.

 

[Celliach]

The idea being that if you weren't renting a regular storage locker, and you understood what the lockers were being used for, you could legally be held responsible for the transfers because it was being left in your care.

[Restorium2]

This was a post earlier from GregS covering this topic on intent with storage lockers. I thought you'd read it and I was commenting further on the thought.

Right, We were paying close attention to 'The Idea' and Nothern wasn't. We gave it serious consideration. When those of us that were paying attention found real things that were concerns, Northern then fires off insults.

[Celliach]

Let's please stop the BS and get back to the real discussion.

[Restorium2]

Northern,

If you are serious about this, go and study up on those vending machines. They are as close to legal as you are going to get and the feds already rounded them up. I heard Abel was the attorney involved. Go ask him about why that level of continuity wasn't even legal.

[Celliach]

How much would you charge for those lockers?

 

Rent for building: $500 to $1000

Utilities: up to $400 or more

Full-time employee at 40 hrs/week: $1500

 

You need to make $2500/month at minimum just to break even.

[Northern Lab]

 

Well then why did you guys say that you could use a bowling alley for example? We are paying attention to your idea. We don't miss anything.

 

Greg said that, not me. You realize we are 2 different people right?

 

 

 

This was a post earlier from GregS covering this topic on intent with storage lockers. I thought you'd read it and I was commenting further on the thought.

 

It appears that the idea that Greg was talking about and my own are slightly different.

[Celliach]

At $50/locker/month you'd have to get 60 people involved at the very least. 50 Pts and 10 CGs. Do you really think you can find that many people willing to pay $50/month, at minimum?

[Restorium2]

Greg said that, not me. You realize we are 2 different people right?

 

 

 

It appears that the idea that Greg was talking about and my own are slightly different.

It was Greg's idea then you chimed in. Greg went in depth and you just posted shallow comments about his ideas. Anyone would have connected the two in a normal conversation.

[Celliach]

It doesn't even begin to make money until you have 100 people paying $50/month.

[Celliach]

With only one employee we'd have to limit the hours that PTs could visit also. My above estimates were for only 40 hours/week.

[Northern Lab]

How much would you charge for those lockers?

 

Rent for building: $500 to $1000

Utilities: up to $400 or more

Full-time employee at 40 hrs/week: $1500

 

You need to make $2500/month at minimum just to break even.

 

I don't see it as a stand alone business. Like I mentioned earlier, it would be a great addition to a head shop, or a bar, coffee shop, etc

[Celliach]

I don't see it as a stand alone business. Like I mentioned earlier, it would be a great addition to a head shop, or a bar, coffee shop, etc

 

That's when we get back into the intent thing. Because you could be jeopardizing your business by bringing this in.

[Restorium2]

I don't see it as a stand alone business. Like I mentioned earlier, it would be a great addition to a head shop, or a bar, coffee shop, etc

Just like the vending machines were. Did you look into their history yet? You are describing them.

[Restorium2]

That's when we get back into the intent thing. Because you could be jeopardizing your business by bringing this in.

What did they end up doing to the store owner near you that the feds took his vending machine?

Edited February 23, 2013 by Restorium2