Leonard B.

I saw that curaleaf was advertising an Indica strain that had a high level of THC. Since I have a hard time sleeping, I usually get 2 to 3 hours a night and that's it. So when things like this show up I try to get some because getting 5 hours in a row is a good thing for me.
Well I saw they had a decent strain and they were advertising it at 30% THC so I ordered two jars and I decided to grab something else for the daytime on the weekends.
When I got home and put my reading glasses on I noticed that their advertised 30% had turned to 21.9%. I asked a manager about it and she started giving me this long-winded explanation, she sounded like a congressman. How hard it was to keep accurate numbers and I pointed out that a webmaster could change the numbers in a second or you could just take the numbers off the jar and put them on your website instead of making things up.
But the clincher was the other thing that I purchased that was advertised at 31.2% and was actually labeled at 31.2%. So if you can get it right on one, why can't you do your job and get it right on all of them?
Is it laziness or wanting to take advantage of people that have problems? Oh yeah the other thing is the majority of their indicas are hybrids that are sometimes sativa dominant.

My first wife's favorite cake was the Italian cream cake. Her birthday was on Christmas and she and my son would just love to eat this cake.
She passed away in 2005 and my son's birthday was yesterday he was 35 and I thought I'd surprise him by getting him a cake that he had fond memories of.
Well he had a crappy birthday because this cake was heinous.
Way too much pudding that was mass produced and very solid, not like pudding at all, more like a massed produced fondant type of inedible ick.
I remember the light white fluffy icing the smooth tasty pudding, not anymore.
I paid $60 for a manky cake.
Talk about coasting on a reputation.
You'd be better off making it yourself and even if it came out crappy it would be better than this cake that I purchased from a supposed professional.

Be careful, their staff is not knowledgeable about needle work.
After missing the vein in my left arm I got a serious hematoma in my right arm.
Afterwards I was treated as if I did something wrong.
Seems shady.