We go a place in Michigan where they regularly have bundle deals... I just checked and you can get 12 bags for $30. I've always wondered how that turns out profitable.
Question about Egg Prices
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We go a place in Michigan where they regularly have bundle deals... I just checked and you can get 12 bags for $30. I've always wondered how that turns out profitable.
Thx dude. Could have been worse. Were going to build out a big retail space on top of the $20k a month rent for manufacturing space
Yeah I mentioned a couple years ago that prices in Michigan were so low it was impossible to see it being a profitable business. Going to need a lot of suppliers and retailers to close up shop to restore anything approximating an equilibrium
That’s what’s happening. All of them like ours will sell the licenses and a handful of large MSOs will be left. Selling at $5 wholesale is the squeeze. Cleaning everyone out
Absolutely nobody I know buys weed off the streets anymore because of how cheap legal manufactured weeds is now.
With Ohio now legalizing it, we're basically surrounded by states that are a couple hours away, at most to get it. If Hicksville in Ohio ever gets a shop, it'll be like the old days when Indiana folks would go there on Sundays for beer. 15-30 minute drive for anyone around here.
The edibles space is way over saturated and demand isn’t what was expected. Throw in obscenely onerous regs from manufacturing to distribution and it ain’t easy
Oh, I'm not doubting you in the least.
My brother grows up in Michigan and sells to a distributor. He makes okay money, but it's not where he thought he'd be.
Unregulated eggs are the best. Next thing you know, you'll be drinking raw milk. You're becoming ungovernable!
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He'll be changing his own oil and checked his own tire pressure if he keeps this shit up.
How can you tell they’re not left overs from last Easter’s egg hunt?
