Question About Being A Caregiver

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jointss

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https://twitter.com/#%21/search?q=%23whatifjuicyjI was looking to become a full time care giver, with the max patients and curious if it would be a good choice to move to WA/CO/LA/AZ and be a legit caregiver, I'm not in it for the money, but in it because this is something I would love to do, and wouldn't mind making 30-40k a year compared to others who make a 70-100k...

curious where would be the best places to move, and if its hard to find people who will always needs their meds on a regular basis so I dont grow and they decide they quit cannabis and go homeless...thanks
 
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kindfarms420

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my suggestion to you is got to one of those states what ever one you like the most and try and get 2 part time jobs in the restaurant industry for 6 months and meet some people that smoke and have their cards and while working for those 6 months grow some primo and show it to your people you work with and if its fire and you give them a real good deal then you should be able to find some patients but if you haven't grown before i wouldn't rely on buds for money for a lil while.. i became a caregiver by growing it for myself and then when other people saw it and smoked it they wanted to be a patient i didn't even have to ask
 
collective gardener

collective gardener

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kindfarms420 said:
my suggestion to you is got to one of those states what ever one you like the most and try and get 2 part time jobs in the restaurant industry for 6 months and meet some people that smoke and have their cards and while working for those 6 months grow some primo and show it to your people you work with and if its fire and you give them a real good deal then you should be able to find some patients but if you haven't grown before i wouldn't rely on buds for money for a lil while.. i became a caregiver by growing it for myself and then when other people saw it and smoked it they wanted to be a patient i didn't even have to ask
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That's a great way to network. But, it really comes down to quality. If you have the Real Deal, and spread it around a bit, you'll have few problems. The challange is finding the real deal. Standards are rising faster than grow ops can keep up. The prices, meanwhile, continue to fall.
 
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kindfarms420

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collective gardener said:
That's a great way to network. But, it really comes down to quality. If you have the Real Deal, and spread it around a bit, you'll have few problems. The challange is finding the real deal. Standards are rising faster than grow ops can keep up. The prices, meanwhile, continue to fall.
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right like i said if he hasn't grown before he shouldn't rely on it because the fact that it may not turn out like the real deal i fully agree its ALL about quality if your not growing awesome bud it will be very hard to get rid of in a saturated market
 
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