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Selling your McClelland's?
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<blockquote data-quote="Zeno Marx" data-source="post: 558161" data-attributes="member: 1211"><p>It was sort of inevitable, wasn't it? That McClelland would go up in price? Watching a certain online vendor sell consigned McClelland as quickly as he can unbox and list them, and for prices 20-25+% more than the last time I looked, I'm wondering if I can afford to smoke even a bowl of my small reserves. I don't have a whole lot, but things are nuts out there. Honestly, I don't want to sell anything I have, but still, this awareness isn't a positive thing.</p><p></p><p>It's the conundrum of liking and appreciating quality things, which often do become rare and desirable; and also longing for a simpler, no-brainer situation when there was no awareness or consideration to be had for the mundane.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeno Marx, post: 558161, member: 1211"] It was sort of inevitable, wasn't it? That McClelland would go up in price? Watching a certain online vendor sell consigned McClelland as quickly as he can unbox and list them, and for prices 20-25+% more than the last time I looked, I'm wondering if I can afford to smoke even a bowl of my small reserves. I don't have a whole lot, but things are nuts out there. Honestly, I don't want to sell anything I have, but still, this awareness isn't a positive thing. It's the conundrum of liking and appreciating quality things, which often do become rare and desirable; and also longing for a simpler, no-brainer situation when there was no awareness or consideration to be had for the mundane. [/QUOTE]
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