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Well...summer generally seems to be a dry time for most for a number of reasons, mainly i think because of the transition from indoor to outdoor crops.
Course we all notice usually late august,sept,oct,nov the market is absolutely flooded with outdoor product. Last summer I noticed a huge amount of pretty decent outdoor commercial coming in beginning of august...
Now, really when you look at the whole suppy and demand scene as a whole, theres always a truck with 100 pounds or so going in and out of somewhere constantly...What a lot of people don't realize though, is that with these hundred pound loads, the buyers are already set up and it moves so fast the vast majority of people never even see the shit...What most don't realize is that these networks don't need new customers, if they did they wouldn't be moving the amounts they were moving. Now you can somewhat "buy" your way into them and work your way up if you stumble upon the right people but that's another whole game in its own right.
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Originally Posted by Geeno
^the world that i gotta pay bills in is the real one.
The moment I get a bill in my dreams, it's over. Im divorcing my brain.
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