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So I finally got to experience the amazing quality of TFH! But for FREE(not really Ill get to that in a second)! The Top Shelf Green MD is a crazy mood booster. I also got 30 year wild green and Wild Harvest White for my 2 samples and they're both amazing quality too. I Literally only have good things to say. I ordered during the mm open event and by the time I was about to pay for it I saw on here that the event closed. So I thought I wasn't gonna be able to complete my order anymore so I didn't even bother. Then I wake up this morning to find a package of amazing leaf just sitting in my mailbox. But don't worry, before writing this I emailed them to get their info so I can send them the money for this order. But man I'm just happy to say I've finally tried some from TFH and I see what all the hype is about!

They're really nice like that.

I was listening to Emil Amos's "Drifters Sympathy" podcast today , and he was talking about how a gas station in Georgia that he and his mom used to drive by on their way to visit his grandparents had a display of old school skate stickers for sale and how exited he felt every time he stopped there and had a chance to browse the Natas or a dogtown sticker or whatever . He was talking about how exited he got as a kid about the sub culture he was immersed in , and how , as adults that just doesn't happen .

It made me think about how, during this open event , I've seen people reach the same level of excitement and enthusiasm for the TFH open event. It's a lot of fun for adults who have maybe lost some of the enthusiasm they used to have about a Powell peralta sticker or whatever . I mean , a lot of people got really amped up. Me included . The open even was fun as hell . And , it's not just the quality of the product. It's a lot of other variables.. And one of those variables is that TFH are the kind of people who will ship your stuff before you even pay for it . It's not a marketing ploy if what's being presented is genuinely what it says it is.

Radical trust - I don't know even what to say about it . because there are so many damn scams out there vying for our attention every day. But , when you take the plunge into radical trust , and you keep your part of the bargain , it really changes the whole world in a lot of really cool ways/ And we have all gotten used to companies trying to weaken the equation , promise more than they could ever deliver. It's pretty psychedelic when you run into the real deal. Eventually people will take advantage of it - and those people will burn forever in a pit of eternal damnation. : )

DittonW wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 11:04 pm I was listening to Emil Amos's "Drifters Sympathy" podcast today , and he was talking about how a gas station in Georgia that he and his mom used to drive by on their way to visit his grandparents had a display of old school skate stickers for sale and how exited he felt every time he stopped there and had a chance to browse the Natas or a dogtown sticker or whatever . He was talking about how he got as a kid about the sub culture he was immersed in , and how , as adults that just doesn't happen .

It made me think about how, during this open event , I've seen people reach the same level of excitement and enthusiasm for the TFH open event. It's a lot of fun for adults who have maybe lost some of the enthusiasm they used to have about a Powell peralta sticker or whatever . I mean , a lot of people got really amped up. Me included . The open even was fun as hell . And , it's not just the quality of the product. It's a lot of other variables.. And one of those variables is that TFH are the kind of people who will ship your stuff before you even pay for it . It's not a marketing ploy if what's being presented is genuinely what it says it is.

Radical trust - I don't know even what to say about it . because there are so many damn scams out there vying for our attention every day. But , when you take the plunge into radical trust , and you keep your part of the bargain , it really changes the whole world in a lot of really cool ways/ And we have all gotten used to companies trying to weaken the equation , promise more than they could ever deliver. It's pretty psychedelic when you run into the real deal. Eventually people will take advantage of it - and those people will burn forever in a pit of eternal damnation. : )

Post of the year IMO. 100%.

DittonW wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 11:04 pm I was listening to Emil Amos's "Drifters Sympathy" podcast today , and he was talking about how a gas station in Georgia that he and his mom used to drive by on their way to visit his grandparents had a display of old school skate stickers for sale and how exited he felt every time he stopped there and had a chance to browse the Natas or a dogtown sticker or whatever . He was talking about how he got as a kid about the sub culture he was immersed in , and how , as adults that just doesn't happen .

It made me think about how, during this open event , I've seen people reach the same level of excitement and enthusiasm for the TFH open event. It's a lot of fun for adults who have maybe lost some of the enthusiasm they used to have about a Powell peralta sticker or whatever . I mean , a lot of people got really amped up. Me included . The open even was fun as hell . And , it's not just the quality of the product. It's a lot of other variables.. And one of those variables is that TFH are the kind of people who will ship your stuff before you even pay for it . It's not a marketing ploy if what's being presented is genuinely what it says it is.

Radical trust - I don't know even what to say about it . because there are so many damn scams out there vying for our attention every day. But , when you take the plunge into radical trust , and you keep your part of the bargain , it really changes the whole world in a lot of really cool ways/ And we have all gotten used to companies trying to weaken the equation , promise more than they could ever deliver. It's pretty psychedelic when you run into the real deal. Eventually people will take advantage of it - and those people will burn forever in a pit of eternal damnation. : )

Agreed def great post! Does anyone know if they have employees I wanted to send a tip for them or something to show my appreciation of their hard work during the event, but didn’t want to be weird or bother them with questions.I figured after things settle down for them I’d ask.

Luvndpeace wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 12:36 pm

DittonW wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 11:04 pm I was listening to Emil Amos's "Drifters Sympathy" podcast today , and he was talking about how a gas station in Georgia that he and his mom used to drive by on their way to visit his grandparents had a display of old school skate stickers for sale and how exited he felt every time he stopped there and had a chance to browse the Natas or a dogtown sticker or whatever . He was talking about how he got as a kid about the sub culture he was immersed in , and how , as adults that just doesn't happen .

It made me think about how, during this open event , I've seen people reach the same level of excitement and enthusiasm for the TFH open event. It's a lot of fun for adults who have maybe lost some of the enthusiasm they used to have about a Powell peralta sticker or whatever . I mean , a lot of people got really amped up. Me included . The open even was fun as hell . And , it's not just the quality of the product. It's a lot of other variables.. And one of those variables is that TFH are the kind of people who will ship your stuff before you even pay for it . It's not a marketing ploy if what's being presented is genuinely what it says it is.

Radical trust - I don't know even what to say about it . because there are so many damn scams out there vying for our attention every day. But , when you take the plunge into radical trust , and you keep your part of the bargain , it really changes the whole world in a lot of really cool ways/ And we have all gotten used to companies trying to weaken the equation , promise more than they could ever deliver. It's pretty psychedelic when you run into the real deal. Eventually people will take advantage of it - and those people will burn forever in a pit of eternal damnation. : )

Agreed def great post! Does anyone know if they have employees I wanted to send a tip for them or something to show my appreciation of their hard work during the event, but didn’t want to be weird or bother them with questions.I figured after things settle down for them I’d ask.

Pretty sure it's just Chris and his wife. Which is crazy considering he has a full time job and the amount of volume they're likely having to process

GreatIAm33 wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 12:46 pm

Luvndpeace wrote: ↑Sun May 16, 2021 12:36 pm

DittonW wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 11:04 pm I was listening to Emil Amos's "Drifters Sympathy" podcast today , and he was talking about how a gas station in Georgia that he and his mom used to drive by on their way to visit his grandparents had a display of old school skate stickers for sale and how exited he felt every time he stopped there and had a chance to browse the Natas or a dogtown sticker or whatever . He was talking about how he got as a kid about the sub culture he was immersed in , and how , as adults that just doesn't happen .

It made me think about how, during this open event , I've seen people reach the same level of excitement and enthusiasm for the TFH open event. It's a lot of fun for adults who have maybe lost some of the enthusiasm they used to have about a Powell peralta sticker or whatever . I mean , a lot of people got really amped up. Me included . The open even was fun as hell . And , it's not just the quality of the product. It's a lot of other variables.. And one of those variables is that TFH are the kind of people who will ship your stuff before you even pay for it . It's not a marketing ploy if what's being presented is genuinely what it says it is.

Radical trust - I don't know even what to say about it . because there are so many damn scams out there vying for our attention every day. But , when you take the plunge into radical trust , and you keep your part of the bargain , it really changes the whole world in a lot of really cool ways/ And we have all gotten used to companies trying to weaken the equation , promise more than they could ever deliver. It's pretty psychedelic when you run into the real deal. Eventually people will take advantage of it - and those people will burn forever in a pit of eternal damnation. : )

Agreed def great post! Does anyone know if they have employees I wanted to send a tip for them or something to show my appreciation of their hard work during the event, but didn’t want to be weird or bother them with questions.I figured after things settle down for them I’d ask.

Pretty sure it's just Chris and his wife. Which is crazy considering he has a full time job and the amount of volume they're likely having to process

Wow thanks Great ! I wasn’t sure and didn’t want it to be rude either, just want to find someway to show my appreciation for all they do. Even though I’m not a member I’d love to contribute in some way that helps them continue their great work.

One thing when i thought he forgot about the order event like many here was, like a wizard with tones of good batches he appeared. My heart started to race, boom, completed the order.Yet even better when you see the mail men walking with a box in his hands. The excitement is unreal. Was the wait worth it, heck yes all the way to Mountain Everest.

There are a bunch of kratom vendors, most of who have a presence here, that offer the best in customer service and quality, and treat us like friends, not just clients.

IndelibleDotInk wrote: ↑Mon May 17, 2021 6:07 am There are a bunch of kratom vendors, most of who have a presence here, that offer the best in customer service and quality, and treat us like friends, not just clients.

You got that right DotInk we’re def lucky with some amazing people that truly love this leaf, and love helping their customers!